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JKCharles

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  1. When I did the trick, it never even went to the credit card page. It was the screen that said enter if you took the NCLEX before, what is your school code, what test you are taking, what board are you applying to. Then click submit. You should get a pop up there. You should never be able to put one credit card number.
  2. Completely agree that at least KNOWING for sure helps ease things, either way. Good luck to you and know that you are one of many. Says nothing how you will be as a RN. In fact, the best RN I followed during clinicals failed twice. And she was by far the most knowledgeable RN I ever met!
  3. I hate you are going through this. I don't want to get anyone hopes up, so I will say that if you get credit card page, you failed. there have been very very very few urban-legend people who say that it wasn't the case with them, but that is the exception not the rule. Please do not be discouraged though. This year, starting April 1st, NCLEX announced they were making this exam harder, which would increase the failure rate. this was definitely the case with my graduating class...You WILL pass this exam second time around though. study, keep your head up. You can do this!
  4. Great advice! Third times a charm! good luck to you :)
  5. How did you test go???
  6. You are in NO WAY a loser and never let a TEST define you. Testing anxiety is real. Its horrible but you can do this.
  7. Hey!!! I TOOK MINE TODAY TOO! After bawling in the parking lot for 10 minutes, I went to the closest free wifi and checked the PEARSON VUE trick...got the good pop up. It was 5 hours and 50 minutes of pure HELL but I did it. I am so grateful!! TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!!
  8. Class of 2012 - 100% on the FIRST try I am part of class of 2013.
  9. The graduating class of 2012 had a 100% NCLEX pass rate on the first try! I am part of the 2013 graduating class and take my exam June 26.
  10. CONGRATULATIONS YOU ALL WHO MADE THE PROGRAM! I just graduated this year from the program. It is truly amazing and extremely rewarding.
  11. U are right. Its the top two courses. The Fundamentals and Pharmacology
  12. CONGRATULATIONS TIA!!! And wow, that makes me feel soooo self-assured! Everyone hears the "new grad" horror stories on this site and I have to believe that we will have a position once leaving. Awesome :)
  13. I am currently working so I have insurance, so its costing me $25/copay office visit a shot, however my friend who is in the nursing program doesn't have insurance either and she said she called EVERY health department and it costs $75/shot... I know how it is to be broke... TRUST ME. LIke I told my friend, worst case scenario is you can opt out of it right now and then get it when you do have a little more money
  14. Getting the HEP B shot today... ugh! Quick question- where is everyone taking their CPR class?!? I need one!
  15. As someone who worked super hard and is entering a Nursing Program in a few months, this is kind of disheartening to hear. In ANY profession, their are people who enter for the right reasons and the wrong reasons. I personally believe that I am entering for the right reasons and have fought really hard to make it to this point. Many nursing programs aren't just accepting ANYONE. My school alone had 2000 applicants and only took 40. My family is making every sacrifice in the world for me to make it through this program. This won't be easy, but for me, it will be worth it. Does that mean I am better than someone who was born with a silverspoon and doing Nursing because they want to wear cute little scrubbies and perhaps meet Dr. McDreamy like in popular hospital shows. Perhaps, but its not for me to judge. Many students who were taking the prereq classes and was going after nursing to get a piece of the media pie were sadly given a reality check when they couldn't pass A&P or Micro. Anyways, call me naive, which I sure to a degree I am, but I refuse to let my own insecurity nor anyone elses get in the way of what I am striving for. I plan on being the best nurse I can be and represent this profession honorably. I know there are others like me, and those people, you should welcome with open arms. If you get a big boom of dedicated nurses, its worth the growth in my opinion.
  16. I really wish they would give us the list. I really need to start making preparations and spread out the costs of items...
  17. Great question. I am interested to know that too...
  18. I MADE IT!!!!!!! :cheers:
  19. It is Sunday... GOOD LUCK EVERYONE and hope to see you on the other side tomorrow!! :w00t:
  20. UUGHHHH!!!!! Sorry Shameka, no frustration at all towards you! Just anxiously waiting to hear results!! just like MIss impatient, I barely felt as though I could last next week and now another week just seems almost unbearable. Sigh... thanks for the tips ladies on the status change thing. Very cool! Have u guys applied for fafsa already? I need to do that...
  21. You have an interview NEXT Friday?!? Oh dear... well I guess that saved me a week of painful mailman and email stalking. Saadia said the last interviews were this friday
  22. Sherry H. Leave me alone. LOL
  23. Melissa! You didnt call and tell me details!!!!
  24. Actually asked Saadia and she confirmed. That is awesome news in my book. I am also thinking that everyone who is interviewed will prob get offered a spot because I am sure other people have applied to other programs and out of 60 I could see 10 declining. This is the only school I applied to so this is my one basket for all my eggs. lol. I know another girl stated she applied to GSU in our group.

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