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Has anyone done this? I'm currently enrolled in the RN-MSN FNP AO program and am wanting to switch to the PHMNP program. Is this possible? Or do I have to complete my MSN-FNP first, and then go for post-master certification?

I was able to pay for fast results today (12/29), and the good pop-up was correct. I did indeed pass, it feels good to have finally overcome this challenge. This was my third nclex-rn attempt.

Can anybody confirm if this still works to determine whether or not you passed? I took my test yesterday (Dec. 27th), tried to re-register, and received the "good pop-up"(our boards indicate...).

Yup.. thats what I've basically done. And concluded that yes, I really want to be a nurse... and let these temporary things pass, they'll always be there. Just have to step my game up

Hi my name is Chris, i'm a first semester nursing student and I'm new to allnurses.com. =) that being said, this is my first post. Anyways, nursing school is tough! I was aware of all of the studying, and reading but I never realized how much time management plays a big role in nursing school. I'm a person who likes routine, and Nursing school is everything but following routine. Sacrificing alot of time, like giving up time to workout in order to read the 50 chapters assigned, or give up hanging out with friends on weekends in order to work on your care plan... everything is completely thrown out of wack for me and I'm having a hard time adjusting =/ and on top of that I work a 12 hour nightshift PRN. I passed my first two exams (yay!) but then failed my third one (boo) by four points... it's been a downer for me ever since. Feel like a failure, and studying is hard for me now, I guess I'm afraid that I'll fail the next one as well...