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AshesRN

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  1. Thanks! :)
  2. I was tempted to try the PVT but I have heard it is not very accurate anymore. In the end I just decided to wait...even though it was torture lol
  3. Thanks! :)
  4. I couldn't help myself, I had to check my results and update before I left for work. I PASSED!!!! Again, I used Examcram RN and did a few practice questions. I hope the advice I'm about to offer helps someone and the advice is this: if you walk out of that exam feeling like you failed, that's normal so don't be discouraged. I was absolutely, 100% sure I failed that sucker so try not to worry (wayyyy easier said than done I know) and keep the faith! Thanks guys and again best wishes to all! :) :)
  5. I walked out feeling utterly awful about the whole thing because I felt like I was guessing:( I knew the material, just kept second guessing myself and I hope that didn't mess me up. Mine shut off between 85-88, wasn't really paying too much attention to the numbers. The palm vein scanner messed up on me twice so idk if that will cause a delay or not. I'm just playing the waiting game on my quick results but pass or fail I will update when I get off work. Again to those of you taking NCLEX I wish you all the best! :)
  6. Thanks to everyone who took the time to offer kind words. For those of you taking NCLEX I will be praying for you guys and best wishes :)
  7. Wishing you the best of luck as well JJM245!
  8. Thank you I appreciate it and I wish them luck as well
  9. Thank you :)
  10. Hello everyone! This is my first thread on AN and I just wanted to ask for prayers and encourgagement. I am taking the monster that is NCLEX tomorrow and while I told myself I wouldn't get nervous and I would treat it like any other test....I'm beside myself with nerves. :-/ I have read the Pearson exam cram RN book cover to cover as well as a 3 day HESI review before graduating. Thank you for taking the time to read and I'm throwing good vibes to anyone else who may be taking NCLEX tomorrow as well :)
  11. I agree with honeyrose29, the HESI Study Guide by Elsevier helped me more than anything I studied. If you study that you should be fine...I don't know what sections are required for your school...but if you have to take the A&P portion don't underestimate it. I found it to be quite in depth and the questions on that portion went well beyond what was in the study guide. Don't be nervous and shoot up a prayer before you take it, you will be fine. Good luck! :)

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