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Thank Hi, I graduated nursing school in '12, took boards twice in '13 but was unsuccessful. My Dad's Alzheimer's worsened in '14 so I was his main caregiver because I had a work from home job. So preparing for boards again was out of the picture. He passed away the following year, life happened & I didn't get to sit for boards until 2016. It was my last year to attempt & pass. Well, sad to say I tried twice & failed again. ������ I will try to test in Alabama since they don't have a time limit & will invest in a good class review since it's been a while. Has anyone ever tried to test out of state? What are the requirements & how does the whole endorsing process work? Thank you!!!

I have all three actually.. I've allowed myself to study each book, well, not the time i really wanted to have, they scheduled our test by 2 & a half weeks apart at the most.. Thank you so much! You've all helped me a whole lot! :)

Texas

I don't want to take any chances, this is my last chance to test.. i have saunders review, nclex 4000, nclex rn illustrated review & a lot more!!

Unfortunately my school requires it.. Its part of our last sem curriculum

Hello! I recently completed my nursing courses but i am having a difficult time passing the exit exam (hesi/NLN) failed by 1-2 pts.. Should i register for hurst review or kaplan?