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I am a first time traveler. I recently decided on a travel agency and was in the midst of negotiations on the contract they gave me and they were unwilling to meet my needs on the contract. I had already interviewed and was offered the job from the hospital. I haven't signed the contract and have decided to not go with this company since they decided to not budge on the most important points of my needs. I decided to go with a different company who can also get me a job at the same hospital I was offered. This company is willing to meet my needs. I just found out that company A had already told the hospital I will be starting there in 2 weeks, even though I had assumed we (me and the travel company) were still in negotiation and it was not confirmed to the hospital. So Travel Company B, my preference, can not do anything until I've been released. I was told that if Company A doesn't release me, the hospital will be deem me as no show and I won't be able to work at that hospital for at least 13 weeks. Currently Company A is really giving me a hard time and I'm not sure if they are going to release me. I'm not sure what to do here. Any advice would be most appreciated.

There should be a last page on the ATI results that indicate what percentage chance you have in passing NCLEX based on your score. It's a box that shows it.

I just took the ATI test today for school and didn't score so well overall. My chances of passing the NCLEX was 91%. So after seeing my scores, my teacher was putting a lot of emphasis for me to take a NCLEX prep. course like Kaplan or Drexel. She didn't seem too interested in me studying from the Saunders book. I'm just wondering if I follow Suzanne's study plan and perhaps do an additional online review from NCSBN if this will suffice for passing the NCLEX the first time?

If you guys want some good media coverage, why not organize a two day rally for nurses at Washington D.C.? Something similar to the Million Man March, we'll have a Million Nurse March. This will sure grab the media's attention and perhaps bring some of the issues to public attention. It is through grassroots organizing that invokes change in our country.