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smvRN

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  1. First of all, I would like to say CONGRATULATIONS!! Secondly, like everyone else, I, too, am very nervous and anxious about the examination. I keep wondering if my current study habits (Quizzes, 100-question Exams, etc. on Saunders CD) are enough to help me pass. I am scheduled to take it in a few weeks! Yikes!! Needless to say, thanks to your post which I happen to stumble across just now (God sure works in mysterious ways!), melted away most of the overwhelming anxiety and stress that had consumed me in the past few weeks. I was happy to find out that the NCLEX is not strictly based on the percentage of correctly answered questions...obviously, one does want to do well by answering correctly but it's nice to know that as long as a person use's his or her good judgement & safety skills to answer each question presented (according to the standard required for passing, whatever that might be) he or she will do fine. Again, CONGRATS & THANK YOU!! :)

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