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i just received my acceptance letter for the MSN program but it had no additional information on it regarding orientation, registration, or financial aid.

do you know if that date is for all the programs or no?

curious to know if anyone is in the MSN program. and if so how is it. I applied for the upcoming spring session. waiting to see if i get accepted. thank you

curious to know if anyone is in there MSN program. and if so how is it. I applied for the upcoming spring session. waiting to see if i get accepted. thank you

I felt the same way during my recent attempt. after 100 questions my mind started to get exhausted. During my studying i only did up to a 100 questions at a time. So when the computer kept giving me questions I started to ask myself *****! before I knew it as much as i tried not to look at the time i had 2 minutes left and I was on question 210 and then I click submit and i saw question 211 but didnt get a chance to answer it. i found myself rushing when I got to question 200, but then I started to slow down again but regardless of what I did apparently it didnt work cause I still failed. I plan on retaking it in March. Fingers crossed I hope it my last time. Those $200 are stating to add up. $1000 as of friday when I pay for my 5th attempt.

I failed the nclex 4 times. recently this past wednesday. I was sure I passed it on my 4th attempt. I used hurst videos, saunders questions and lacharity prioritization. I plan to buy kaplan qbank and uworld for my 5th attempt. i plan on taking it early march. 1st time I stopped on 109 questions 2nd and 3rd time I stopped on 75 questions 4th time I stopped on 211 only because I ran out of time. I was devastated after my 4th attempt. I left the building feeling numb cause I didn't realize that I was there for whole 6 hours, but I was optimistic and kept telling myself that I passed because I studied harder then the first 3 times. after 2 days, i paid quick results and found out that I failed. Now I'm confused as to where to begin or continue. But one thing for sure i wont give up. 3 years nursing school wasn't for nothing.

i read it somewhere on this site as well and everyone was going back forth as to which answer it was. Ironically, i just so happen to get the same question on my boards. i figured that sodiem is 10 points lower the normal value whereas potassium is 0.1 less then the normal value. So I choose sodium, but on the other post majority choose potassium. i find out tomorrow whether if i pass. my fingers are crossed.

I know the normal values. I just want to know which would be your choice IF it were on the nclex!!! í ½í¸Ží ½í¸Ž I know low sodium causes seizures and low potassium affects the cardiac system but I know on majority of electrolyte issues potassium take priority

i took my boards yesterday and i ran out of time. the computer shut off 211 questions and i didnt get a chance to answer the 211th question so i dont know if thats going to affect me in any way. i didnt do the PVT trick. im going to wait the 48 hours and pay for quick results.

So I took my boards and ran out of time. I stopped on 211 questions in 6 hours. I came home a nervous wreck. My confidence level was way up when I passed 75 questions when I noticed I was still getting questions . At first I started to take my time thinking I should read the questions twice and answers twice. I answered 50 questions in 2 hours. Then I took my first break. I went to the bathroom. I washed my face and mentally told myself I need to pick up the pace. So after my break I read the questions and answers once, I picked my first choice and what I thought was the best answer and kept it moving. I'm anxious to do the PVT trick but scared I might get the bad pop up. So until I get my results, I'm going to continue to hope and pray that I passed. I read somewhere if someone run out of time the last 60 questions on the exam are evaluated to determine whether you passed or not. I got a lot of delegations, prioritization, maybe 15-20 SATA, a lot of procedures (TEE, MRI, swallow eval, endoscopy,), very few pharm(thank god), and a lot of therapeutic responses.. By the way which electrolyte would you find to be critical a patient with: Sodium level of 125 Potassium level of 3.4 I'm curious!!

So I took my boards and ran out of time. I stopped on 211 questions in 6 hours. I came home a nervous wreck. My confidence level was way up when I passed 75 questions when I noticed I was still getting questions . At first I started to take my time thinking I should read the questions twice and answers twice. I answered 50 questions in 2 hours. Then I took my first break. I went to the bathroom. I washed my face and mentally told myself I need to pick up the pace. So after my break I read the questions and answers once, I picked my first choice and what I thought was the best answer and kept it moving. I'm anxious to do the PVT trick but scared I might get the bad pop up. So until I get my results, I'm going to continue to hope and pray that I passed. I read somewhere if someone run out of time the last 60 questions on the exam are evaluated to determine whether you passed or not. I got a lot of delegations, prioritization, maybe 15-20 SATA, a lot of procedures (TEE, MRI, swallow eval, endoscopy,), very few pharm(thank god), and a lot of therapeutic responses.. By the way which electrolyte would you find to be critical a patient with: Sodium level of 125 Potassium level of 3.4 I'm curious!!

congratulations. im on my fourth attempt. i take my boards at 2pm today. ive been up since 4 in the morning reviewing labs values. after i dropped my child off to school i came home, had breakfast and then did 25 priority and delegations from lacharity and i did another 25 questions in content from saunders. im so nervous. i dont know what to do with myself. ive been keeping track of the amount of questions ive done since i started studying in december and i counted a total of 3500 (from hurst review questions, saunders, lacharity, and kaplan trainer 6 and 7). i think ive done more questions this time around compared to the first 3 times i tested, so fingers crossed hopefully today is my last time taking my boards.

I take my nclex tomorrow and i'm a nervous wreck. this will my 4th attempt. I watched all the hurst reviews and the review questions, saunders, and lacharity. i feel like ive spent so much money on uworld and Kaplan that i figured i would just work with the resources i have on hand. the last 2 times i stopped on 75 questions and the first time i got to 96 questions. i was sure i passed it last time but apparently i didn't. a part of me feels ready another part of me feels like i should reschedule. i did approximately 100 a day for about 2 months with a few days off in between. im so ready to pass my boards and put it behind me.:

ive been accepted to start october 29 and im so excited. i go to orientation tomorrow. i want to know if anyone here is a current student in the miramar, fl campus.

i recently received the email today stating i was accepted into chamberlain BSN in miramar starting October 29. i wanted to know if anyone who has started the program can share their experience.