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:yeah:Congratulations to you!

Congrats! I remember when I got that pop-up 15 minutes after leaving the testing facility. I was so stoked, but kinda.."eh gotta keep it cool (just in case, ya know?)." After a couple of days of trying to relax at my parents house with nothing to do but listen to music and bicycling I finally got my "unofficial results" and it all became a reality! I have been an RN since August 2011 and I remember always lurking on this website but finally registering 2 weeks before my NCLEX-RN on July 31st, 2011, to ask for any advice. Looking back on it now it makes me smile ! Once again, congratulations to you and I wish you the best in your nursing career! God bless. -Josh

Wishin' all of you the best! Good luck and remember to BREATHE! God bless! :)

So just to update everyone, I took my NCLEX on Saturday morning. I have been doing the Pearson Vue "re-register" and it kept giving me the error pop-up which supposedly means you passed. Well I payed the 8 dollars for the "unofficial" results from P.V. today and I PASSED, thank God! Thanks to everyone who gave me input and encouraging words! God bless!

I took a bunch of my ATI quizzes/exams over again, went over my NCLEX review prep course notes, and Pharm flash cards. Also glanced at my ATI RN book. Also looked up alot of other NCLEX questions, found a cool site that helped me out. http://www.testprepreview.com/nclex_practice.htm Nice little reviews on there.

Thanks, yeah I was reading up on it on here. I have a few friends that recently took the NCLEX and tried it and it was "reliable" for them when it didn't let them register and they ended up passing. I hope that it will be reliable for me too.

Thanks to everyone for the advice and words of encouragement! I finished my NCLEX-RN about 2 hours ago. I hit about 215 questions (talk about torture!). Hopin' for the best! I will update when I get results. Does anyone know anything about finding your results by attempting to re-register on Pearson Vue? I was wondering if it is reliable? Thanks, once again!

Hello everyone! My name is Josh and I am new here. Just graduated my RN program and I am to take the NCLEX-RN Saturday morning . I'm so nervous and deathly afraid of failing. I have been studying, but I feel that I didn't study as much as I could of. Any tips regarding the day before the NCLEX (prep/study)? All input will be appreciated. Thank you!