Caityo19
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Hello- I am taking my NCLEX- RN in about a week and slightly freaking out. I've been strictly using Uworld for qbank questions continuously for about a month now. At first I was scoring in the 40's with 75 questions, then working my way up into the 50's and have only managed to get a few 60's scores. I'm worried that this is not enough to pass boards and feel I really haven't made any progress with this. I'm nervous and at this point, with my test being right around the corner, I'm not entirely sure what I need to focus on. Any advice is welcome to calm myself! :)
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Apparently my application date doesn't open up until September? Not sure why that is or if I'm mistaken. I'm going to try and apply anyway just to see. You have a busy day ahead of you! Congratulations on your interviews!!
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I'm really thinking of doing this! I currently live in Kansas but am looking to move south within 6 months or before. I graduate nursing school early December and plan on taking boards within a month. Of course my hopes are to pass boards and begin the GN residency program. I feel I'd be rushing everything but maybe not. Interviews are in august? Anything else you have info wise? I haven't found too much. thanks for starting this thread!
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Hi all! I am currently a nursing student in the state of Kansas and will graduate in December (2018) with my ADN- Im so excited and ready! I've had 8 years of healthcare experience total, so I'm ready to close this schooling chapter finally. my question is, my husband and I are looking to move to Texas (dallas- ft. worth area) as soon as I pass boards (and get a job), is there anything different I should expect in regards to the different state? I've done some research and concluded that here in the Midwest, nurses make slightly less than those in Texas and living costs seem to be pretty constant with that of Kansas. I could be wrong, I guess I'm just wanting some insight from a nurses point of view that lives in the area. Any helpful suggestions/tips/facts, etc is very much welcomed! thank you!