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Congrats!!!! Isn't it such a relief!? :monkeydance:

Thanks for everyones support.. I PASSED! Goodluck Blondie00!.... bet you passed too!

WestGN goooooooodluck!!!!!!!! =) I know you did fine.. you studied soo much!

Ok, so I know everyonnnee always asks about the amount of questions they get. But it seems like everyone gets around 75 or the whole amount. I took it this morning and after 100 or so, I just stopped looking at the amount of questions. Im pretty sure it was around 115-120 questions when it turned off. Did anyone get that amount and pass??? I walked out feeling like I didnt know anything and couldnt think straight! ahhh I just want to know the results!

Thanks a lot everything!!!! Very helpful!!!

Hi!! I graduate May 25... any advice on how soon I should take the NCLEX exam?? Thanks for any information!

On my interview they asked very basic questions! Why you want to be a nurse... 3 words that describe you.. Why do you want to go to this program over others.. and thats basically it.. Goodluck!!

Thank you both SO much! I wasn't sure if the route to my bachelors would matter or not but now I know!! Thanks again!! :)

undefined undefined hi!! i just wanted to know some input from a crna or a student crna. i shadowed a crna over summer and really really loved what they do. i know that's what i want to do but not sure the route that i should go. i got accepted into 2 year nursing schools that will lead to diploma and also into 4 year colleges leading to the bachelors. i know after the 2 year school i'd get my bachelors in the accelerated 18 month program that many colleges have around here while i can be working and getting the experience i would need in icu. i'm just not sure which way would be the best for admittance into the anesthesia programs? all my family members who are nurses went through 2 year programs and felt they got the best experience with clinical hours beginning in the first week versus the second or third year in a college program. thanks sooo much for any input!