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My experience was similar- I received 95 on comp predictor and earned A's and B's in my classes. I was really nervous on my NCLEX day. I also had about 4-5 medication questions, 2 drag & drop and a lot of educating questions. "What would you want to include in educating new nurses?" and SATA. Some of the questions I had were very challenging and some that were so simple I felt sure I was not doing well. I left feeling as though I had done my very best and was so relieved when i learned I had passed. Good luck to you! I'm sure the waiting is so nerve wracking....Hang in there!

I used practice ATI tests to prepare. I took as many of them as I could, and reviewed any areas I felt weak on. The actual NCLEX had the same types of questions, but the wording was different. That did take a little getting used to. I received my results on the Pearson site 48 hours after testing.

I did pass! So relieved! I start my RN program in 2 weeks

Hi- I'm also new to this site and I took my LPN NCLEX this last Monday, Feb 9, 2015. I took my test in Hays, Kansas. I studied prior to the test with ATI's as well as class notes. Most of my test questions were also SATA, prioritization, and educating patients as well as educating other nurses. I had a few drag / drop, approx 3 medication questions, as well as very few questions regarding infection control (droplet, airborne precautions) and some basic lab questions. The receptionist at Pearson test site told me they are changing the site so the "trick" doesn't work. I checked multiple times with my nursing board website, and under the "application checklist" tab, it showed that they had rcvd my nclex with a passing score. I was so relieved, because, like you, I also was a great student, but also didn't feel so great after the test. I hope you get your results soon, I know how nerve wracking the waiting is!