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I have been following a lot of topics here on allnurses.com and decided to share my experience hoping it might help others, since a lot of people who posted helped me out. This is my first time posting. :) I'm a March 2012 BSN Nursing Graduate from t...

The last time (last February) I posted here was when I got my ATT for the first time to take the exam for Nevada. Since then, I failed the NCLEX-RN twice answering 265 questions each time. Both with the CC PAGE showing up after doing the PVT. After ...

My reports said that I was nearly passing in every criteria both times. I didn't know how to feel about it, because I thought I was studying as hard as I could that time. I figured out that I just need to find a different way to study. :)

Thank you! Wishing you the best of luck!

CONGRATULATIONS! :) Aw I'm glad that my post helped relieved your anxiety a bit.

The books that really helped me out was the 5th edition of Saunders and their Q&A book! The qbank from kaplan also helped me a lot! :) Hope that helps!

It's the pearson vue trick. It's a way to find out if you passed or not after you take your exam. Here's a link to a post about it, it's in more detail. :) https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussion-forum/pearsonvue-trick-does-621075.html

Thank yoU! Congrats in advance! :) Good pop up worked for me!

Thank you! Good luck! :) Try to keep practicing on the SATA's so that you get used to it. I don't exactly remember the full details of my SATA questions, but I know they were asking what symptoms were for a certain disease and what actions to do in a...

Thank you!!! :) Good luck! Just keep working hard and you'll make it!

Thanks! :) I recommend scheduling your study times for content like certain chapters/topics for each day, and spending a little extra time on the subjects you're weaker at. I used Saunders, I love it because it's so detailed. Also practice answering ...

Thank you! Wishing you the best of luck!!! :) You can do it!

Thank you! :)

Okay I will. :) Thank you! I'll keep your tips in mind!

UPDATE: I just received my ATT in my e-mail this morning. Now the only thing I have to do is study hard and schedule an exam day. Thanks to everyone for their input and advice, and good luck to everyone that are applying now or reviewing as well!

Thank you. I will definitely study hard and make sure to pass on the first try. :)

Okay I will, thank you :)

I have another question for people who already received their ATT. Since I registered and paid for the pearsonvue after the BON told me to, do I have to call the BON and inform them that I paid already? Or do I just wait?

Thank you! :) Yes, I'm studying and keeping my mind on passing. Hopefully, I'll get it on the first try.

Thank you! :) And no, they didn't ask me to take any more courses. She just told me to register at pearsonvue so that I can receive my ATT and take the test.

Thank you! :)

UPDATE: For those that still follow this thread or for people who might be seeing this thread now. I called the BON this morning and asked for the status of my application. She said my application is still "pending." At that time I was like ohh... bu...

Thank you! :)

Thank you and congrats! :) And yeah, I'm trying not to worry so much haha. Trying to stay positive! :)

I'm not really sure if you can take the TOEFL exam here in California, because I chose to take it in Las Vegas just to be sure. And yes, you have to do your fingerprinting again in Nevada and have it sent to the Nevada Board of Nursing.