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I am new to the OR also my manger told me at least a year to feel comfortable, I am anxious to start over, since I have no experience in this field of nsg, but I trying to remain calm and confident. I am just preparing myself by reading all the comments here. I am hoping I have good preceptor.

I just refused a Acute RN offer thee thousand bonus and have to stay for 2 years or pay back their money, hell no in I work in Chronic Dialysis currently, we are always short, I refused to be stuck doing 2 and 3 people jobs. Be care don't let that bonus offer trick you. Acute have long hours they have slow periods where there are no hours you may have to use your PTO.

I requested to join the FB group was not successful.

Hi everyone, Good Luck to you all. I am starting WGU September 1st also, I am excited and look forward to this challenge. I have to take 33 CU, I am planning to go no more than 12 mths, 6 mths if possible. From what I read it can be done. So we will see. I have my intake interview today I have submitted everything so I guess I am ready to roll. Again GOOD LUCK to everyone starting September 2014

I did about approximately 4000 practice questions between saunders, lipincott, PDA, kaplan and nclex mastery.... What I did was questions everyday and I read a little content for 10 weeks.

First I must say thank you guys so much for the many inspiring threads, I read them all cried, laugh, learned from pass mistakes you name it. I love all nursing and recommend this site to my friends a lot for inspirations. I took my NCLEX On March 27, for the first time and passed with 75 question in 3 hrs, not proud of the time, but happy that I passed. Study tips, first I did not have finances for a review course, lost my job, I did practice questions from January to March everyday.My ATT took 8 weeks to process in NJ. Started with Saunders Q & A, then I used Lipincott Q&A 4 weeks prior to my exam, and I was not disappointed Lipincott was on point with my exam. I also used Kaplan QB which was mentioned a lot here but felt the questions was very difficult compared to NCLEX. I had scores in the 60s and 70s. Content review I used Saunders read what I was weak on and also felt it was important to go over Fundamental chapters so I did and was not disappointed. There is a utube and the 35 page study guide on this site also was useful. The one from utube was on point but not for free. So that my nclex story it was a long journey so now I am preparing for the next phase my new job as a RN. You can do it with and without a review class it is #dedication#perseverance.