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I got that message after I took the NCLEX, did a lot of research online. I was pretty scared and anxious, after 26 hrs of waiting, my pop up changed to "the good pop-up". My name was up to the BRN website 4 days later. My friend said it was a good sign since the PVT didn't let you go directly to the CC page. Keep your head up and keep checking after 1 day. :)

I took Kaplan to practice for my board a few weeks ago, my friends and I were doing practicing, we searched the internet for some random medications Kaplan put in there, and we found this site. This is exactly the Question trainer tests Kaplan has along side with their Question bank. Good luck and I hope this is helpful. Kaplan Nclex Sample Exam 7

Thank you, I will try to edit/rewrite it. :)

I took the NCLEX 2 weeks ago, a lot of SATA questions. I studied the Saunders book 5th edition and I took Kaplan review course (but I only used their Question Banks to practice). You can try the SATA questions from the Saunders CD which has over 4000 questions. Most of the SATA questions I got were basic nursing knowledge and skills, however, I had hard times debating one last choice among those 5 options (mostly 5, or sometimes 6 options). You just have to know your stuff and try to analyze the content that the question asking. Hope that help.

Hi everyone, I am a new grad and just got my license last week. Looking for jobs right now, so please help me with my cover letter. Thank you so much in advance. I have no nursing experience. And what I have put are only the things I was able to do that I found related a little bit to nursing field. I am bilingual, and I have worked with disabled students for a year at my school DSPS (Disabilities Support Program & Service) computer lab to assist them with basic computer skills. I worked for school academic computer lab for a year also. And I have experiences of computer charting since I had one of my clinical rotations where they did only computer charting. I volunteered at a local hospital (audiology clinic) for 1.5 years as a clinical clerk and testing assistant for pediatric hearing evaluations, and 4 months at a senior community. Should I put all the information (bilingual, computer skills, computerized charting) into my cover letter because I do have them on my resume? Thank you all. :) Name Address Phone Email Date RN Recruiter Address of the facility Dear RN Recruiter: I am writing in response to your job posting online from ***** website. I am interested in the position of Staff Nurse for Medically Monitored/ MedSurg 4P unit, Ref # ***at **** Medical center. I have graduated from ***** College on December 15, 2011 with an Associate Degree in Nursing; and recently I have successfully obtained my registered nurse license in the state of California. Through my education at **** College, I have acquired skills in patient assessment and gained a basic foundation in providing holistic care for a person's health: physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychosocial. In addition, my experiences earned from volunteering at **** Hospital for over one year and **** Assisted Seniors Living Community have supported me develop my communication skills, caring and working with different people from diverse backgrounds. I will be honored and excited to be part of your team and contribute my skills to your facility staff and patients. I have attached my resume for your review. My application can only tell you so much about my motivations and qualifications for a position as a Staff Nurse. I am looking forward the chance to discuss my background, and learn more about the expectations of this position with you. Please contact me at your convenience. Thank you for your consideration and this exciting opportunity. Sincerely,