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OB_RN2014

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  1. Was it during the exit palm scan that she couldn't pull you up on her system? How strange! Talk about increasing stress after the exam. Good luck to you!
  2. I did not use any review program. I did use my Saunders book, which was a required text so no additional cost to me! I passed in 75 questions and felt that it was a pretty easy exam! And I had about 50 SATA! Good luck to you! I'm very glad I didn't pay for a review course!
  3. The open registration is different from the good pop up. I got it too when I checked too soon after my test. That's what you see before the test has been delivered and graded. The good pop up says our records indicate you have recently scheduled this exam. .. But remember the pop up isn't necessarily 100% either way. Good luck to your daughter!
  4. The PVT was accurate for me, and so far all of my classmates who have taken it. As long as the test says it was delivered successfully and the pop up starts with "our records indicate..." I've heard it's pretty accurate. I couldn't fully trust it until my license was updated to active though!
  5. Hey everyone! I found this forum just a week before I sat for my NCLEX RN. I found a lot of good information here and appreciated the stories, study tips and preparation strategies! I'm thrilled to have passed my NCLEX in 75 questions. I went into the exam completely relaxed, and I feel that was very beneficial in keeping my head clear! I read the questions twice to make sure I knew what it was asking before reading the answers. I had been incredibly anxious (I was dreaming about failing NCLEX for a week! ) until the day before the exam when calm settled in. I remember reading someone suggesting when you start getting worked up to do some deep breathing. When the test was loading I felt butterflies starting up so I took some deep breaths and that settled down the nerves and cleared my mind. Walk in with confidence that you're going to own the exam! Good luck everyone! I'm so excited to start my career as an RN in just a few weeks!
  6. My computer shut off at 75 questions too. At least 50 were SATA! I was getting one after the next sata. I'd have a run of 5 in a row and then a single answer question or ordering question then back to back SATA again. I passed too!
  7. This happened to a friend of mine recently. She got the good pop up and then the hold message. She passed, but it was stressful 2 days while waiting for the state board to update her status!

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