ianursestudent15

You have been learning the content for the past several years. Its in your head, you may not realize it, but it is. You need to refresh by just practicing questions from all topics. Use something that is easy and handy like an iphone app. I noticed a few other people mentioning NCLEX mastery. I haven't tried it, but that seems to be the clear choice. Thoughts anyone?

I agree FaithGurl93!!That's an honest answer

Good luck to all those who will take the NCLEX and congrats to the new RN's who passed...

Congrats new RN:)

Hi babykulit! wishing you the best for the test!Take a deep breath and pray!have faith in Him=) and everything will be fine for sure!

I think this calls for a celebration!Congratulations for passing

I did, In my case, most of it are just theories/lectures so it's not that hard to study! I enjoyed it since there are a lot of new things to learn and it's exciting..it's not very complicated subject, a lot of new terms though, but I'm sure it will be doable for you!

I know how frustrating it is!But hey, cheer up!there will always something better is store for you for sure=)

This is so true in my case...I looked at my worst after my clinical duty and I don't want to be seen as much as possible! I got big dark eye bags,haggard looking and etc. etc!

Wow!warm congratulations...I wish you all the luck

Bad experience as student nurse? It involves clinical instructors sad to sayBad experience as student nurse? It involves clinical instructors sad to say

congrats and good luck to your studies

Hi!!!As what they've already mentioned, it may depend on the school where you want to enrol, but in our school, they're strict about tattoos and hair color

I haven't had my first nursing pay yet (hoping to one receive soon). Some says it's lucky to buy undies for your parents from your first salary...and I'll try do it=)

You're feeling that way probably because you're just starting ( just my idea)but like others said it may still be the same even if you've already been working for a long time. Anyway I don't think your anxiety affects the quality of your work, so it's just fine! You just have to watch out your health and if it becomes worse, maybe you need a professional help..but hopefully you can make your way out of it