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@ Sianne and Nursetober89 please do not give up. The Nclex is doable. Sometimes answering questions over and over does not solve the problem. I would encourage you to take a look at your CPR see the areas you are weak at then start studying content. I believe it helps if you have a solid content base, next i'd encourage you to learn strategies for answering Nclex style questions, lastly delve into the practice questions. Have faith in yourselves and know that it is doable, you've conquered the big part which is nursing school. Nclex is a little hurdle but you will get over it. If you believe in prayers then stay prayed up because with christ all things are possible. You only fail the nclex when you give up. Best of luck to you both.

Sorry y'all. I meant to type I will be starting January 2017.*

Hi, I will be starting Chamberlain MSN executive track in January 2016. Wanted to know if anyone else will be starting the program as well. Current students in the program can you please share your thoughts on the program? Which classes did you double? How is the capstone? And for those of you who graduated from the executive track was it hard finding a job? What type of job did get? Thanks

Thanks.

Send me a PM with any questions you might have and I'll be more than happy to share info and books that I have. Please do not give up, you can do this. The moment you give up is when you fail. Doesn't matter how long you've been out of school. This nclex is still doable.

U world is good but don't forget to study your contents. Build a solid content base then try answering questions also learn strategies of how to answer nclex style questions.some of them you have to think safety and in other scenarios think what could kill them. Other things to keep in mind when answering those priority questions. acute vs chronic stable vs unstable expected vs etc... good luck on your retest!

sorry thats the bad pop up. Don't give up keep your head up and get back in. Remember the race is not for the swift but for the one who endureth til the end.

So I wanted to share my story with anyone who has lost hope. Finally passed my boards on 7/9/16. Graduated November 2014. My first time I winged because I wanted to see how it is. The other 7times it was pure laziness and I figured I would be ok without studying but guess what boy was I wrong. Thinking back I've wasted lots of money. I was and A/B student never really studied in school. After the 7th time is when I started taking things seriously and still failed. This last time I studied my butt off. Day before exam didn't read anything. Got to testing center 40minutes early sat in car prayed and thanked God. When I got my scrap paper I wrote on there I can't do all things through Christ who strengthens me and I started. Went all the way to 265, 37 SATA, lots of EkGs, drag& drop and prioritization and delagation. Lots of maternity and Psych. I took all the assigned breaks and one unassigned break. Prayed during breaks. Was done in 5hours & 30minutes I took my time and read each question carefully. I left the test center at peace. This time didn't try the PVT until this morning still couldn't believe it so I paid the $7.95 and saw pass. To God be the glory. previously I used Uworld-helpful, Kaplan didn't really like it, bought a SATA book that I never opened. On my last exam I mainly used the Kaplan comprehensive book and watched HURST videos. Also used a book from a review class that I took. Also reviewed the 35 page study guide. Test was nothing like any of the practice questions I saw. My advice is don't be like me and think you can wing it. Take your time and study. Confidence is key, give yourself a pep talk. Study hard and pray, eat before your exam, sleep well and stay well hydrated. I have tons of study materials if anyone needs anything please let me know ill be more than happy to give books whatever. Its finally over, time to get a masters degree. Good of luck to anyone on their nclex journey!

congrats new RN!

@RNsRWe There is no need to be "smart" with your comments/reply while your advice and input is greatly appreciated it was uncalled for.

Thank you so much, at this point i will just wait and do quick results like you stated.

Even though i did it right after? like within 45 minutes of taking the exam Thanks

I just took the Nclex this morning at 8am computer shut off at 76 questions. I walked out of the room feeling like i didnt know anything. Came home logged on pearson vue and it stated result not available, so i went ahead and used a debit card with no money on it and it says Card Declined Please Contact....I am very nervous, starting even get sick from it. Now my question is what does that mean? Did i try the trick too early? Or Do i have to wait for the full 24h then do the trick. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks

Congrats Walter

hey i live around boston where in boston are you located???n thnks for your advice:D