Amym72
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Did you find out? I got my results. I.passed!!!!!!!!!
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Wait till about 4 p.m. tomorrow before you pay for quick results. A class mate of mine who tested monday paid for the quick results around 3:30 today and about 3:45 the results were on the Ohio Bon site
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What state?
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I hope we both passed!!! Update when you find out for sure!!!
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I took my Nclex exam uesyerday, I had 75 questions, about 15 were sata, lots of prioritization and therapeutic communication type questions, about 10 ob/newborm, only a few meds, no math, no strips, no drag and drop or hot spot questions. I walked out an hour after walking in and felt ok about it, no great but not horrible either. Now I'm starting yo feel bad about it, I'm a nervous wreck one of my class mates said to try the trick and i got the good pop up, but i still feel like i missed easy questions and didn't fo well. I am in ohio and can get quick results tomorrow, I guess? For reference I am an lpn and passed lpn boards with 85 questions, and I graduated with the highest grades from both the lpn and rn programs, but I just felt like there was a lot I had to guess on. I need some input. Thanks!!!
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Hi, I wanted to bump this thread to see if anyone is currently enrolled in this program and what has changed in the last 4 years since this thread started? I think there are 9 nursing core classes now instead of 12, I'm curious to hear any opinion and thoughts. I'm planning on starting this program after I finish my RN program. I have already sent OU my previous transcripts and they let me know what transferred. When I have finished my RN classes I will have more of my gen Ed classes finished. I think I will have 4-6 that I still need and plan on taking one semester of gen Ed classes before starting the OU program. I want to try to double up on courses when I can, if they will allow me, so that I may be able to finish in two semesters. Thanks for any input!
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So was it an ex trance for their RN program or for the LPN to RN? How dud you do? I'm taking the Hesi for their LPN to RN program and would like to know.