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MLW84

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  1. I go there I'll be done in 5 months I like it my only complaint is not having lectures it's just read read read they do post videos to watch but I likelectutes and PowerPoints
  2. I had a tentative offer waited 3 months then they rescinded and didn't tell me why
  3. When I got to the point where I felt overwhelmed and was not retaining anything I just stopped studying and went to do something that I enjoyed...needless to say I found a lot of good happy hours lol
  4. I had been an LPN for 8 years before I took my RN and I studied for 4 weeks and I passed with 75 questions in 45 minutes I feel the LPN was more patient care and I feel RN was more delegation and quality improvement and staff and patient teaching. You can do it girl!!!
  5. I passed in 75 questions and used Saunders 5th edition and NCSBN NCLEX review and Lacharity
  6. Honestly you have week to go I do not think it would be worth it to buy it now. There are some free apps for your phone you can download like Kaplan RN mini Qbank, NCLEX RN mastery, ATI RN mentor, Lippincott RN Prep and Saunders had one too. I was tired of studying content so a week before my exam I just did questions from all these apps. I did not pay for any program and I passed with 75 questions in 45 minutes
  7. I studied for 3 weeks straight for 8-10 hours a day week before exam I took a lil road trip just to relax. I didn't really worry about studying I just did questions on my phone from free NCLEX apps like ATI, NCLEX mastery and Lippincott's.
  8. where do you live? I live in Nebraska and I was an LPN first and all the girls who had never had nursing experience got all the jobs I applied for in nebraska they dont like LPNs first they would rather have brand new no experience RN
  9. MLW84 replied to millita2488's topic in LPN to RN
    Is there a LPN-BSN program you can do? I did all my prereqs in a year and a half then did a LPN-BSN program that only took 2 years. I also didnt do prereqs full time so I prob could have gotten them done sooner
  10. I dont know why we cant find out right away also because as soon as you are done the computer has already determined if you passed or failed and I also do not know why we have to wait 48 hours because they send the information to the board of nursing right away unless your results are on hold I took my test wednesday and even though my license number did not show up until friday on the bon website it said my license was issued thursday
  11. The drag and drop were my weakness I am very good at SATA and in my opinion that is probably why I only got 5 SATA and more drag and drops. Memorizing things wont help just make sure you practice practice questions.
  12. Your on the right track I used NCSBN review and passed with 75 questions in 45 minutes. I also used LaCharity PDA and I would strongly encourage you to get that book. I also used Mosby Comprehensive NCLEX review it had a lot of hard critical thinking questions on it. And like others have said the AN study guide helped me a lot. Good Luck
  13. Congrats!!! I passed with 75 questions also!!! GO US!!! I feel I overstudied big time I honestly do not think the NCLEX was that bad.
  14. I dont think getting a lot of SATA means you are doing good. I know people who got tons of SATA and failed. I on the other hand only got 5 and passed so I don't know why people think getting SATA means your doing well or means those are harder questions. I think the test sees your weakness and goes off of that which is probably why I only received 5 because I am good at SATA so therefore it didn't need to keep testing me on those. I do have a weakness of putting in order steps and that is probably why I got more of those than SATA.
  15. It was the RN no I did not have a book our school made us take the predictor test our last day of class
  16. I got a 94% on my predictor too and passed the NCLEX with 75 questions in 45 minutes
  17. Oh wow!!!! I hear alot of people saying that they got a lot of SATA I like SATA I always did good with those and I only got 5 I was kind of bummed.
  18. I didn't want to pay a lot of money on NCLEX prep either so I did the NCSBN (people who make NCLEX) prep its only $50 for 3 weeks and I passed with 75 questions
  19. Do you have the study guide that's floating in one of the threads? I feel like it helped me
  20. MLW84 replied to nursetawnya's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs
    I was an LPN first as well and took my NCLEX tuesday and passed with 75 questions in 45 minutes I would suggest you take the NCLEX course offered by NCSBN (they make the NCLE) and practice lots of question and get Lacharity PDA book
  21. Nit ya I just really thought critically about the answers and just picked the one I thought was most right.
  22. Congrats I found out I passed yesterday too with 75 Q only took me 45 minutes!!!
  23. I used a 3 week course from NCSBN (they make NCLEX) and I used Saunder's 5th edition CD for questions, LaCharity PDA (strongly recommend), Exam Cram RN and I used Kaplans Strategy book.
  24. @tatanata did you take a nursing leadership and management class and keep your book? If so you should review it we took it our last semester so I remembered a lot of the things if not if your school did ATI and you still have your ati books there is a nursing and leadership ati book or you can view all of the ati books online on their website also try to get Lacharity prioritization, delegation and assignment book

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