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pjreyes128

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  1. You need to re-evaluate your Study methods. I hate powerpoints and books. But I love listening and videos. Employ youtube to your advantage. Re-write notes if you can, this worked for me so much. Example for Med Surg i did was table type method of note taking 1st column the condition/disorder 2nd column s/sx 3rd diagnostic eval 4th Treatment 5th potential nursing diagnosis 6th Nursing interventions/considerations. But it really depends on how you absorb information, and you are the only one who can find that out.
  2. 1.) Easiest to apply they say is Hawaii... no english test and such 2.) NO, not on all states 3.) New York and Florida is one ..... but be warned they will not give you a license number until you have a SSN 4.) Tips.... vary from state to state... so better do your research on your target state ... and make sure your target state is feasible... it is a place you see yourself working hopefully in the long run
  3. Read the test plan.... so you get more comfortable with the test and you will not get blind-sided =)
  4. Don't freakout ... just wait for your result and don't assume for the worst... and next time ..... please read the candidate bulletin so you will not get blindsided.....
  5. From what I read here a very little number of people who gets the good pop-up actually fails ...To most, the trick works
  6. They don't have their ATT as of the moment ....since they just started the program a month ago ....and is expected to finish next month
  7. I'm sorry for replying late ... I'am also reviewing for my upcoming nclex exam.... sorry for the inconvenience it may have caused you .........check national university in san diego, Mount Saint Mary's College (MSMC), CSU san bernardino( but my friend told me they won't be offering it again after this summer semester), or Fresno State (since fresno state is actually applying to the BRN to create a bridging program for IENS for NCLEX eligibility)
  8. I don't think somebody will divulge the information regarding test items ... but you can see from the forum the trends ..... like lately prioritization questions and sata dominates the test. That's from what I read here so far.
  9. review for the nclex mine took 7 months before my eligibility arrived .... my school is in the Philippines
  10. It's not the cases honestly.. they are fretting about it is the number of units .. I graduated from the Philippines as well I knew someone who finished all 5 cases concurrently ...though he still received the same rejection letter as my other classmates whose cases are not concurrent
  11. If you have been formally rejected by California... what you should do is start contacting all accredited nursing schools if they will offer it to you...my friend took it from a private school for 12,000 usd ... some went to a state university and paid 4000... try contacting schools around you if they will be able to fit you in their MS and OB classes( if you are a graduate of 2012 onwards), Psych (for 2011 graduates) ... not LVN classes
  12. I added you in ym can we talk there please ... I have some questions to ask

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