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So I am here to say I finally passed the nclex rn on my fourth try. Let me tell you about it. I took the Lpn with a couple days of studying and passed with 95 questions. I took the Lpn one because after three semesters in my program you can. Then a year later you take the rn one. Well it came time for me to take the nclex rn. I scheduled it and I had a baby three days before and my 30 days to schedule it was up. So I took it and failed at 265 questions. 45 days later I took it again thinking I would pass because I didn't just have a baby. Same thing failed at 265. I had done Saunders Ncsbn hurst. The third time I did different reviews and ati and practiced tests and still failed at 265. My last attempt I passed at 265 questions. I met with a tutor named Linda on wyzant and did questions slowly building up my endurance for test questions and still getting above 70%. I finally passed!!!! Also the Pearson vue trick didn't work for me. I got the credit card page so I thought I has failed.

Where have you found someone cheaper? I have found someone that charges 55 and 90 an hr. Ms garrison is the cheapest I have found.

Who tutored you? I have signed up for a tutor who is based in California. I've taken the test three times 265 questions and near passing standard and I need to pass this next time. I'm about ready to give up on this whole nursing thing.

Did you do her tutoring or just watch her videos?

Also what is the 97 page review?

Thank you Aspiring LPN-RN!!! I heard of her and was trying to find out more information before i spent the money. Do you think it is worth it just to watch that video or do her 11 hours, which ends up being $330. I dont have that much money as I have spent so much on taking it and I went to a private college so my loans are starting to be due this month. So I don't have that much extra to spend.

Well let me tell you about my NCLEX. I took the LPN NCLEX just because I could. I probably studied about an hour or two two days before I sat for it. I took the test a little bit over an hour and got out at 95 questions and passed. A year later graduated from nursing school and scheduled my nclex, and I was pregnant at the time I scheduled it and didn't know I could change the date after the 30 days that I go into the board of nursing to register. So my first attempt was three days after having a baby ( I know i'm a bit crazy, but I didn't know I could just repay the board of nursing and could have done it later) anyway so I went all the way to 265 questions. I thought I went that far just because I was a little loopy with having an epidural and just having a baby and post pregnancy brain. I waited the 45 days went in and sat again but this time I had a lot more time to study, I did hurst and saunders. I thought I would pass as the LPN one, I was in and out and I did not have postpartum delivery brain. So I sat for the second time, 265 questions and fail. Third attempt I did NCSBN, Saunders again reviewed Hurst and did the NCLEX app that has over 1300 questions as well as ATI tests. I got 265 questions again and just found out I failed. I really need to pass this test and was wondering if anyone has any tips on how to study to pass this beast. I think the problem I am having is seeing what the NCLEX wants me to think. I was doing 80s on ATIs which is good comparing to what I was getting in school when we were only required to get 66. Please help. I am desperate. If anyone offers tutoring, im interested in that as well. I feel stuck and I need to get this behind me!!!!!

antoinettem01 if you have any tips or pointers. I'm in the same boat and am desperate for help on pasting this monster:/ I am terrified of taking this test for the fourth time.

My email is [email protected] thank you so much!!!! I'm not sure how to go forward from here. I'm so devastated to the point of looking up something else to go to school for. Let me know when you send an email

Rxdude09 I just found out I failed for the third time. Do you tutor or give any more tips? I have done hurst and the three week Ncsbn review I've done Saunders. I'm stumped at what to attempt cause I really need to pass the nclex this next time.