jay_cee1988

I did the LVN to ADN to BSN route. It is tough when life happens. I finished my LVN in 2011, worked and saved for my ADN program and got into a private ADN accelerated program, all within 2 years. It takes a lot of determination to finish. Especially working as an LVN and getting a paycheck that was significantly higher than your minimum wage paycheck. But it is do-able. I recommended it, it laid down a solid foundation of time management and a lot of practice with meds (worked in a SNF setting). Plus, living in CA all of our programs are impacted. So I can relate.

I waned to share my experience using this Pearson Vue trick. I took my NCLEX-RN on 10/7/14 and took all 265 questions in about 3.5 hours. I was devastated, I had questions all across the board with select all that apply, hot spot questions, EKG interpretations. I tested in CA so we do not participate in quick results, so when I got home 45mins after I tested and tried the trick and it took me to the credit card page. I have done this trick prior with my NCLEX PN back in 2011, so when i got to the credit card pages i was sad, but i knew they had changed the glitch around aug of 2014. I put all of my credit card information in and got the "good pop" up. I was shocked, of course didn't believe it so i checked again the following morning with the same pop up. Checked the breeze (in CA) and my name was on the board on 10/9/14 around 6am. So in my case, the trick still works. You just need to put in your credit card and it won't charge you if you passed but it will charge if you failed. Good luck everyone!