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Hello guys, I'm just wondering how much is the starting pay of an RN in Davita houston, tx? Like a new grad/no experience? Thanks!

Oh so your 'bestfriend' is from TX too, and graduated 2009 like you. yea right :)

You don't have to lie and mislead people. It's ok to admit that it's your 2nd attempt girl :)

Hi crazyjess.. you said you passed your NCLEX-RN the first time last month. How come you have this post last Feb that you failed NCLEX? Be true to yourself girl :)

congrats! what review material did u use?

Hello CrazyJess, thanks for the advice. I am also using almost the same review materials that you used. I enrolled to NCSBN 2 months ago and I'm planning to do it again 1 week before my scheduled test. Do you think it's really close to NCLEX questions? And also is this your first time to take the NCLEX? thanks!

Congrats! Everything is possible with God :)

congrats! what are the review material you used?

congrats! thanks for sharing your experience.. Your story is very inspiring :) I also graduated 2009 and will be taking NCLEX-RN for the 2nd time in 2 weeks. I just want to ask you a question, since you used NCSBN and kaplan qtainers, which one do you think is the closest to the NCLEX questions? And do you think the 35 pages study guide that's circulating here really hepled? thanks! :)

goodluck! 2 months is a long time to prepare, be confident :) update us

I also encountered that question in NCSBN, I kept on reading the rationale because I can't believe it's telling me a different order of assessment.. I got confused to

what number did you stop?

Congrats! :) I also graduated 2009 in the Philippines and will be taking NCLEX for the 2nd time next month.. Which priority practive q's di dyou find very similar to NCLEX questions? PDA or Kaplan? thanks! :)

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Yes, I really recommend NCSBN. In fact, I will enroll again the week before my test :) Just do the q&a there, don't bother to read the content/lecture because it's really overwhelming. The first time I took NCLEX, I just did NCSBN but I didn't even finished half of it! I was moving here in the US at that time, getting married and all of that. :) So that's what you need to do, enroll in NCSBN 2-3 weeks before your scheduled test. I feel the same, I have alot of review materials and I'm like gosh will I be able to finish all of these? So I did a calendar and I sticked to it.