NathanDH

After reading from my other post, I decided to use the Kaplan Question Trainer, and I took my first one today, I got a 69%! From what I have been hearing from others, and what I read on Kaplan, I should be happy about this. My NCLEX is next friday (...

I passed Friday the 13th with 75 questions! 50:14 Minutes. I just found out about 15 minutes ago on the website. I feel so ecstatic right now, I wanna go run a few miles. Thank you for all of your help, Nathan

Definitely took more than 2 weeks, I went to a Sylvia Rayfield and Associates review back in march, then I started studying about an hour each day after graduation May 3rd, and then I went to another Sylvia Rayfield Review (Repeats are free!) on the ...

I took this for the first time today, my NCLEX is in about a week. I finished it in about 1:45 (hour:minutes). I scored a 70. I am wondering if this is acceptable. I have heard others speak of 50's-60's passing. Should I feel good about this score? T...

QT 1: 69% QT 2: 71% QT 3: 67% QT 4: 69% QT 5: 73% QT 6: 68% QT 7: 70% Well, I feel so relieved to have these done, I am going to review my questions for QT 7, and then relax tomorrow. Thanks for all the encouraging words everyone, Nathan

QT 1: 69% QT 2: 71% QT 3: 67% QT 4: 69% QT 5: 73% QT 6: 68% After doing QT 6, I realise that I need to focus on the priority and delegation questions for sure. Well, I only have 2 more quizzes to take before the big day, I am feeling anxious but it i...

Very anxious to take the test. I have been trying my best to maintain a positive attitude, and keep reassuring myself that I will pass. Thanks for the comments.

QT 1: 69% QT 2: 71% QT 3: 67% QT 4: 69% Three more to go. I have also been scoring in the 80's with my NCLEX RN 101: How to Pass! Rayfield/Manning.

QTrainer 1: 69% QTrainer 2: 71% I'm on my way.

Good Luck!

70% I would be devastated otherwise.

Let me rephrase that, it is the 180 question test in the CD that comes with the book, I believe that people refer to this as the readiness test.

Readiness Test

Hello, I will be graduating in May, and just recently had 2 interviews for new graduate OR positions. Comparison: Both scrub and circulate One is larger The smaller pays better The beneftis are similar Had a slightly better "gut" feeling about the sm...

I did take that into considerations, and made sure to ask during both interviews. It seems that they tend to do a larger variety of cases at the smaller hospital. Mainly the difference was that the larger hospital did not do opthalmalogic or vascular...

I would advise against getting an ADN. However, it depends on what you plan to do with your nursing degree. If you are interested in Public Health you would be much better off with a BSN considering the requirement to have a BSN to work in say a heal...

The Army's age requirement for nurses is 21-46. However they allow waivers to those older than 46. I recieved an email from a recruiter after my inquiry about waivering for those of us below 21. This is the response: I did some research, and I can an...

My recruiter ended up asking and I need a waiver signed from the surgeon general.

I have the advantage of having all of my physical completed. So all that is left for me is a security clearance and officer application, which if completed my Navy AMEDD recruiter said that we could have on the Feb board. If I don't get that complete...

Thank you, I am beginning to cool down a bit. I will graduate with my BSN in May '08, I turn 20 in Feb. I know many nurses below 21 in my state that are working with medications. I also am floured that the Navy and Airforce both allow nurses to come...

I will be 20 when I graduate May '08 BSN program.

Hello, I am a BSN nursing student. I am in my senior year and have 7 months left till graduation. I have a GPA from my first 2 years of 4.0, this includes all the sciences and maths, my Nursing GPA is more around 3.4 right now, but I am expecting it ...

I am married, no kids. No debt. I have shadowed a couple of CRNA's but not quite 40 hours, I plan on doing some more. I just got a nurse extern position in the OR, so I hope to spend some of that time with a CRNA. I have taken all the prerequisites t...

Hey, I am starting a 2-year Upper Division (Junior, Senior) BSN program at Francis Marion in Fall '06. I am 18 years old, I graduated a bit early and started working on my pre-reqs when I was 16. I will graduate in 2008 just after my 20th birthday. ...

I just finished the application process for the Upper Division Nursing Program at Francis Marion U. and I just need some reassurance for the couple of months I have to wait to get my response. Here is my current situation. It starts in Fall '06, I ha...