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rntobein2012

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  1. I tried sending a PM, but box is full...could I please get a copy? [email protected]. Thanks!!!
  2. Good point-thank you for that! Some people really don't have time to read through 90+ pages ;-) glad I know what the PVT is!!
  3. I agree with Need1221!?? But the minimum # of questions is a positive I think. Did you take the NCLEX-PN and if so how do you think that compared to the NCLEX-RN? Did you have quite a few SATA?
  4. I started at a temporary placement agency that specializes in the medical field. I knew I ultimately wanted to be at a hospital, but I ran into the same problem as you, they weren't hiring. So, I worked for the temporary company until a position opened up at the hospital I wanted to work at. It wasn't ideal by any means because you go in blind & some employees can be not so nice, but some can be very helpful & you can get some experience while getting paid!
  5. Good luck to you & keep your head high. 'Try' not to over think the questions & usually your first instinct is correct!!
  6. My opinion is you can study too little and you can study too much. For myself, I like to keep it to only a few study items otherwise I feel like I'm studying all over the place & not completely concentrating. I've found ATI to be wrong sometimes. I do like the idea of LaCharity & I'm not familiar with Kaplan. We all have different study habits, so go with your instinct ;-) Good luck!
  7. Sorry to hear your results. Doesn't sound very professional to announce in front of a patient. Stay positive! You passed nursing school, you can pass the NCLEX!!
  8. I like Saunders, LaCharity (Priority, Assessment & Delegation) & the NCSBN NCLEX-RN review, but everyone has different study styles. Good luck!!
  9. Thanks for your advice & sharing your amazing story...true inspiration!
  10. Good luck-you can do it!!

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