I graduated in 2016 in SU. As for all online schools, what you put in is what you learn. You can do the bare minimum but you will suffer when you practice or even when getting ready for the boards....
Hi everyone! I have been on this site since I started studying for my NCLEX in 2012. I got numerous ideas on how to tackle our board exam then and now. I tweaked some of it because I have ADD and am...
I took my NCLEX and passed it just last week. Over the weekend I sent out a couple of applications and today I got a call from a hospital in Roswell. Questions? 1. Is it safe there? 2. Cost of living?...
It is actually different from person to person. The day before I took mine (just yesterday, March 22), I still studied and answered about 100 Qs on Exam Cram. I even brushed up on my pharma up to the...
I feel for you. I felt exactly the same even I am in Pearson Vue waiting for my number to be called. Take every question in and make each count. Don't rush. I took a lot of breaks during my test. I...
Thanks! :) Saw my name on the BON website yesterday evening. Was surprised too that they updated it that fast. I got 75 Qs and it was the most nerve wracking 3 hours of my life.
It's more straightforward. Not too many information than necessary. In all honesty, I cannot remember the exact questions I got. All I know is I used the calculator 5 times and I say "Thank God"...
Thanks Kabayan, I'm sure you'll do well. Take deep breaths. What worked for me was I rationalized each option and talked to the screen. Get those ear plugs you might sit beside someone like
I used Kaplan, Saunders, 4000, Exam Cram and PDA. And Hurst too. I invested a lot of time, money and patience. I studied 8 hours a day. 2-3 hours spent on reading and the rest is to answer Qs.
I just took my NCLEX this morning. I had about 12 SATA, 5 Math, 2 drag and drop, 3 EKG interpretation, 1 Exhibit, and 1 picture (dunno what it was). The screen turned blue then on to the survey. My oh...