missbreez

I think your scores are good! I would just keep doing what you're doing! I am sure you will be fine. I passed last week, so I understand what you are going through. I would just keep practicing questions and go into the test next week with confidence! Take your time with each question and if you don't know the answer then guess to the best of your ability. I want to warn you though-you may feel awful when you leave. I know I did-and a lot of people I talked to did as well. That doesn't mean you did poorly. When you go in there just realize that you are prepared and studied to the best of your ability! I can't wait to check back and see that you passed! Good luck!!!!

First and foremost I want to say THANK YOU to all the people on All Nurses - I been on this site religiously and it has helped me tremendously in my journey. I want to tell you a little bit about myself. I am not an A student-nor have I ever been! I am happy to be "average". All through school I got Bs and Cs. I graduated on April 26th and secured a job on the Gyn Oncology floor! I was scheduled to start on 6/15 as long as I passed Nclex. I was scared to death of the test. I have read (on this site) and heard horror stories about the smartest people failing and I thought I for sure didn't have a chance of passing. I signed up for Hurst review and read it every day for 3 weeks starting on May 1st. I then began to take the Q reviews and found them somewhat difficult. I was averaging between a 75-80 out of 125. I even took a few Kaplan tests (my friend let me use hers to practice a little bit) and I was getting 62%. So I felt a bit discouraged. However, I studied for 4 hours a day 4weeks. The last week before I took Nclex I was doing only questions (about 150-200 a day). I took the test on 6/3/15 and I was scared to death. From the first question on-I was really scared. I thought through each question and was ready to go all the way. I never expected to get 75. I know what kind of student I am and just prepared myself for that. So as it kept going on and on-I just powered on. It was hard-it was so hard. There was stuff on there I had never heard of, stuff I couldn't remember for the life of me. I just read it and picked my best answer. However, it let me go all the way through. So I thought that I must be doing something right. Then came the last question. Oh the question that you have to get right supposedly. My heart was racing and I thought for sure I had it right. Got to my car and looked and of course I didn't. So I missed the LAST question, went all the way to 265, had only 20 or so SATA questions. BUT I PASSED!!! I found out today. I was a nervous wreck and it said "PASS"... SOOOOO... I want everyone on here that thinks they failed-don't count yourself out. I had. I was a mess for two days. I went to 265, had only a few sata, and missed the last question and I PASSED... HAVE faith. If I can do it-everyone else can! I read this site over and over for two days! I googled "passed with 265" "passed with a few sata". Just trying to see if my situation applied to anyone else. SO I am now an RN. Wasn't an amazing student. Totally average-that's ok! I did it. I worked hard and did it. So can anyone else. So if you miss the last question, go to 265, don't have a lot of Sata-you may have passed. Nclex is a tough beast and I wish everyone out there the best of luck! Take my situation as an example of hope that you passed as well too!!!

Sorry for typos/bad grammar. I used my phone to type this :)

Term 1 you will have all day classes. My schedule is Monday is lab/clinical from 10-12. Then Tuesdays is Patho and foundations. You go from 8-5! Then on Wednesday you are off. Thursday you will Health Asessment from 2-4:20. The for 5 weeks you will have Informatics from 9-12:20 on Fridays. That is how's schedule was. Some people had Informatics on Mondays. But it's not bad. Please don't hesitate to email me [email protected] (anyone w questions). I had a million when I started. I will answer anything I can!! I'm not on here a lot so with emails I can get back to you ASAP.

I started the Upper Division 9/2013. Almost finished with Term 1. If anyone has any questions let me know. I had a million when I started. Lol.

Tammy, send me an email at [email protected] and ill explain it all in an email!! -Bree I have two weeks left of stats. I'll be happy when it's over!

I read your post again. You will be at the mobap location. That is the 8th. I'll be at the central west end campus and ours is the 9th! Lol. So we are at different locations. Hahaah

Oh and please call them for your clarification. Our orientation is the 9th for upper division at cwe campus. I had to email them a few times. They had a bunch of errors on the dates in their emails

Yes!!! I'm nervous a little!!! I need to get some books as well. I heard patho is hard but I loved my a&p class so I won't mind studying it. I have some tips for studying it too!!! My name is Bree! I have stats this summer to finish up then I am good to go! I left stats as my last class in a summer accelerated term. Lol. I am going to start buying books as well!!!

Oh and the upper division for the central west end campus is on August 9th. I received a few emails with mix ups so I wanted to make sure I mentioned it was on the 9th!!

I am starting in the Fall 13 too. I'm nervous but excited!! I will be at the orientation too. A lot of stuff to get taken care of before then!!! Hopefully the five terms will go quickly and we will be nurses before we know it!!!!

*Goldfarb. Sorry Phone changed it. Lol.

I am going to be starting in Fall of 2013. I am doing their 20 month program. I was wondering if any of you guys that has been through the program could let me know what kind of school hours and clinical hours there usually is. Is clinicals all day or evenings or weekends? Do you have any time to do regular things or is it really intense? Do u have several classes at once? Just curious about overall experience. Thank you!!! -Bree