BWnurse134

So, I found out today from the BON that I passed!!!! Yay!

What were your study materials? I used PDA by LaCharity and that helped me a ton in breaking down those SATA questions.

I had a lot of SATA's, 5 math questions, a bunch of who would you assess FIRST, and alternate format questions. I had explained to Jennifer_app, I had at least 7 SATA questions in a row and thought it was going to stop then.

Jennifer_app, It felt different in the way the questions were worded. I mean it felt almost harder with the comprehension. Like I said, I had a LOT of SATA questions and at one point I just kept getting them in a row. I think I had at least 7 in a row before it switched to a which patient is priority to see first type question. I felt confident through out. I didn't focus on which question number I was on or how much time was left. I just really focused on what the question was asking. When I hit about 200, I started to panic because I thought that it was going to be a repeat of the last two times. However, I stuck with my confidence and positivity and just keep plugging along. My head was just spinning afterwards.

Hello everyone! Today 4/10/14 was the third time that I have taken the NCLEX. The last two times that I took it, I had gone to 265 both times and failed. I even tried the PVT those times and got the credit card page. However, today, I got 265 questions again. I felt that I failed. I was completely devastated. I walked out with my head spinning. I got out to my car and did the PVT and I got the "good popup". I was reading online that there are some false positives, but I hope that is not the case. I had a lot of SATA's, 5 math questions, a bunch of who would you assess FIRST, and alternate format questions. This test felt different than the last two.