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cassmari09

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  1. do you remember what kind of questions you got?
  2. I would totally pay to get my results faster, although the test center that I took my nclex at does not offer that option. The nclex trick is the same as the Pearson vue trick. When you try to re- register after taking the nclex and If you get a "good pop up" that means u passed, but if u get sent to the credit card page then it means you failed.
  3. i took the NCLEX last week and had a ton of select all that apply, delegation and prioritizing questions.. after the test i went home and tried the PVT and it took me to the CC page! i thought i was doing well because in nursing school i was told that SATA, delegation and prioritizing questions were "higher level". ugh!! i don't know what to think!
  4. So I just took the NCLEX - PN last week and got ALL 205 questions! I had TONS of "select all that apply" and at one point every other question was "select all that apply". I also had A LOT of delegation questions and prioritizing questions. I even had a few EKG! In nursing school, I was told that these questions were considered "higher level" questions, but when I got home I tried the NCLEX trick and of course it sent me to the credit card page. UGH!!!!!!!!! I'm devastated! i don't know how to feel or think about this. i almost want to start studying to re take the test even thought i haven't received my letter telling me if I passed or failed.

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