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Thanks, Congratulations to you too! It was a long journey now time to find a job!!!

I passed the Nclex RN on 8/10/14 on a Sunday, was scheduled for 8am but didn't sit down and start till about 8:15, due to the check in process. Anyway, after starting the test I was hoping to see the computer shut off at 75, so when I saw 76 I was a little concerned but didn't panic. After two hours I was around question # 90 something and the computer asked if I wanted a break so I took it and went to the bathroom had a few sips of water came back, and finished around 125 questions. I was out at about 10:45 am. Within 15 minutes of leaving the exam I tried the pearson vue trick and got the good pop up! I felt relieved because I knew this meant There was a good chance I passed but still not wanting to trust it 100% it being a Sunday and so soon after testing.( YouTube has a couple of videos on how to do the pvt ). Tuesday morning between 6:30 am and 7:15 am my license was active on the BON website! For review while in school I used Lippincott q&a review nclex RN, and Saunders for review of content only because their questions were too easy and nothing like what I saw on nclex. After graduation I took about 6 weeks doing kaplan on demand. Their questions were the closest to nclex I've seen thus far from any other reviews out there. So here are my scores : Diagnostic test 63 Q trainers: Q1- 61 Q2- 68 Q3- 56 Q4- 63 Q5- 59 Q6- 59 Q7- 59 Readiness test 59% I completed 100% of the Qbank and went over about 50% of the content lectures on the areas I really was weak in or forgot. Don't stress over scores like I've read on here so many times, I think as long as you can score at least mid to high 50's like they say and read your rationales you should be ok. Kaplan was all I used for the 6 weeks I reviewed.