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Bring copies of your resume, make a nursing portfolio, dress professional, smile and be yourself!

I went to their job fair and spoke with an ANM. Got called a few days later for a math exam and an interview. Interview wasn't bad at all. It was all personality type questions and it was a panel of 7 managers/directors/educators from the different u...

Yes, I got hired at a Dignity Health hospital in So-Cal in their new grad program.

If you get asked a med question you know nothing about, choose the killer answer. 😁🌚

Oh! Okay! I thought you were talking about NCLEX-RN. Whoops

That's not true. I'm from California. I did not pay to get my results or for them to post my name on Breeze. I did pay Pearson to take the test and the BRN to apply to sit for NCLEX.

These are the lab values that I used. Hope it helps. Best of luck! Magnesium levels - 1.3-2.1 mEq/L Calcium levels - 9-10.5 mg/dL Sodium - 135-145 mEq/L Potassium - 3.5-5 mEq/L pH - 7.35-7.45 7.45 = alkalosis PaO2 - 80-100 mmHg PaCO2 (lungs) - 35-45 ...

I used the 2 week free trial and I did 11 75q comprehensive exam leading to my test date. My overall mastery level was 7.1 (lowest mastery level was 4.7 and highest was 8) and I thought the questions were similar to NCLEX-RN. I did encounter 1-5 ques...

Hurst was very beneficial with my studying. Best of luck!

I used Hurst for content. For questions, I used NCSBN, Kaplan, Lipincott NCLEX 10000 2 week free trial, Saunders CD-ROM for SATA. I would do a topic on Hurst then after reviewing, I'd go over questions on that topic. Best of luck and don't give up! S...

Go to NCSBN site to read the current test plan. The test plan is basically your study guide. It will help you out and you can determine which section(s) are your weak/strong areas. Best of luck!

Never let "failure" deter you from achieving your goals! I sent you a message.

Congratulations!!!

I used a credit card and changed my expiration date and security code 28 hours post NCLEX. Got the good pop up. Saw my name on Breeze the next day. Best of luck!

Hurst 5th day (resource documents) has tons of pharmacology! Best of luck!

No, timing doesn't mean anything! I know someone who waited for 2 weeks.

My name and license # was posted at 5am after 2 days (less than 48hrs) post NCLEX.

NCSBN questions were very similar to my NCLEX exam.

Simulation!

I'm not sure about the accuracy but it worked for me. I did it after 28 hours post NCLEX exam. The triangle pop up is the good pop up.

Is Passpoint the same as Lipincott NCLEX 10000? If so, I used the 2 week free trial and did NCLEX comprehensive exam for 2 weeks before I took my NCLEX. I reach overall level of 7.11 and passed NCLEX!

Try Lipincott 10000 2 Week Free Trial, it is adaptive comprehensive exam like NCLEX. NSCBN Learning Extension (5 weeks for $70) questions are very similar to NCLEX-RN questions. Saunders CD-Rom for SATA questions. Best of luck!

I had a friend who paid $200 but found out she passed a week later...

You need to know content in order to pass NCLEX. I used Hurst for content and it helped me pass. I used NCSBN, Kaplan, Saunders for questions and references that Hurst did not provide. Best of luck!

Thank you! Happy Nurses/Murses Week!!!