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I'm a new grad.....second career RN...with non nursing supervisor work history....took the only job offer I got which is part time night shift at LTC facility. I had a total of 9 1/2 days of orientation! I asked for more time but was told that no one wants to orient on night shift. At night, I'm the RN in charge of over 60 people! I'm overwhelmed and ready to throw in the towel!

Congratulations!

Congratulations!

75 questions in about 45 minutes

I had approximately 20 select all that apply, ewwwww. Maymyanmar-I read the book cover to cover and concentrated on the meds especially hard, but really didn't have that much pharm on the exam. I also used Saunders for supplemental questions and Mosby's NCLEX-RN Med-Surg app on my phone. Good Luck everyone and thank you for the kind words :)

I took the NCLEX-RN yesterday, it shut off at 75 questions. I came home and did the Pearson trick and got the good pop up. About 24 hrs later the state BON had my license posted! What a relief, phewww! I thought the test was strange, I had questions ranging from basic nursing care to questions I had no clue about. I used Kaplan's prep, the classes and the on-line questions, here are my Kaplan scores: Diagnostic-74% Readiness-66% Q bank average-69% (I did all the q bank questions) Trainer 1-75% Trainer 2-73% Trainer 3-61% Trainer 4-69% Trainer 5-77% NCLEX Sample 1-58% NCLEX Sample 2-72% NCLEX Sample 3-93% Relieved for it to be over and proud that I'm a Registered Nurse :)

I was so shocked that I graduated first in my nursing school class

LPN at 19, ADN at 52 YIKES!

I agree with the above postings, let it go in one ear and out the other. The biology professor I had would do exam review, and tell the class, if you got such and such number wrong, you're an idiot. Guess what? I got that question wrong :) and I'm not an idiot. I ended up with a 4.0 in bio. I'm of the opinion that it's games being played.