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Trying2Pass2

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  1. Don't give up! Anything worth having, is worth putting in the sacrifices to make it happen. I know it is very discouraging when you do not pass; however, try to work on your weak areas and try again. You are not the first and certainly won't be the last to not pass more than once. Keep your head up and stay focused. Believe it or not, it's hard on your family too because no one knows what to say when you do not pass, especially when they see you working hard, but keep trying and praying and you will pass.
  2. Thanks, when I was in school, we referred to those as multiple answers. Thanks, again.
  3. Jasmine0906, I feel your frustration but don't give up! Even if you need a break, don't lose focus on your dream. Yes, I hate the test as well; however, you need to pass it to become an RN and you can do it. It's just that you have all that knowledge, which makes it easy to over think, under think or not know an answer, because of your anxiety. Everyone that takes this exam, knows that it can hinder their grow, and that alone, keeps the anxiety at the forefront of this exam. Do not think that the test can conquer you, because you can conquer this exam. Take a minute to gather your thoughts and try again, again, and again, until you pass!!!! Good luck and keep your head up!!
  4. Angw23, Keep your head up because what God has for you, is for you! Sometimes we want things right now but God has a plan for all of us. So, it's ok to cry, get it out of your system and then push ahead so you can be successful the next time!! God gives us everything we need to succeed, so you will be an RN that everyone will be proud of! Take care!
  5. I agree with everyone here because they have provided good, sound information for you to consider. I also agree that you should continue to take the exam until you pass. Unfortunately, it's hard on your ego, but once you pass, you would have achieved something that you put alot of time and energy into, it is worth it, so don't give up!!! I have to tell myself this same thing everyday as well. Keep praying and you will pass!!!
  6. Please do not be discouraged and before you go take a review, do an overall assessment, if you can, of the questions that you were getting wrong. One of my instructors told me that the best review, is right inside of you. A review, is just that, a review and none of the reviews perform miracles, no matter what they advertise. So, think about your weak areas, and work on them first. I have not passed the RN exam, and I know it is hard to keep working toward your goal; however, DO NOT DWELL in not passing because the devil will step in and try to get you to give up. Keep praying and reviewing/working on your weak areas then, if you still think you need a review, get more input before paying out the money. Good Luck and God Bless!!!! You will be successful!!
  7. Congrats!!! You should really celebrate because passing the exam at any number is excellent; however, on the first time, you should really be proud of yourself. As you can see, I'm still trying to pass and was contemplating giving up, again, be proud of yourself!!!

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