figgy17

I graduated 2 years ago.

I am up for using Skype. Can you send me your Skype information through a private message?

Thanks for the help. I will contact Kaplan as soon as I'm able and probably sign up for the NCSBN review too.

Yeah, I figured as much. My concern is that I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I'm following the format given to me by the review course and I'm getting the scores they recommend but I still failed the exam? It actually looks like I did worse than the first time I took the NCLEX, when I had yet to take any review course.

Yeah, but my 'unofficial' results said i failed so that threw me off. Could that be wrong?

I only used Kaplan and the Saunders book. I am thinking of getting Nurses - NCSBN Learning Extension. Have you heard of it?

QT1 - 62% QT2 - 57% QT3 - 64% QT4 - 65% QT5 - 65% QT6 - 61% QT7 - 60% QBANK - 59% Were my scores too low?

I live in Reno, NV and I am looking for some study buddies/study group for the NCLEX-RN examination. Is anyone out there interested? If so, please contact me!

I took the NCLEX this week for the second time, and my exam shut down at 75 questions which took me by surprise. I had about 15 SATA questions, 4 pictures/diagrams questions, maybe 10 pharmacology, and a bunch of prioritizing. To me it seemed like the questions were more upper level than the first time I took the test. I had no phycosocial, no OB, no pediatrics, and no posology. I took the kaplan review course and followed their sylabus in detail, and put in at least 5 hours of studying a day. I was getting the scores on the Qbank and Question Trainers that they say you need to pass the NCLEX, but my 'unnoficial' results say I failed. I am actually very frustrated and depressed, since apparently I did worse on this exam than the first time I took the NCLEX. Does anyone have any suggestions for a plan of study? I really don't know what to do right now.