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I really digested my results and made sure to focus on any below areas. I really tried to do at least 100 questions a day and then dissect the ones I got wrong. Make flashcards about them. I also made sure to do at least 25 pharm questions a day. In addition, I also took a class called itNurse review that is offered in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. Excellent, excellent course. The instructors main goal is to get you to the finish line and to pass the NCLEX. She's taken all the NLCEX prep courses, gone through all the books and has made her own study guide/book of everything you need to know to pass the exam. I can't say enough good things about that course, absolutely amazing!

You can do it!! Thanks!!

Thank you!!!!

Finally can say that I have passed the NCELX exam!!!! On my third attempt I received 265 questions as well as on my other two attempts (Yuck!) Wow it feels great to finally be done with all of that!!!! I just wanted to reach out to anyone else who had trouble with the test and say to not give up hope!!! You can do this!! You will pass! This test doesn't define you what so ever!!! Believe me, I went through the ringer with this test but there is no better feeling to know that I am now an RN and cam move on with my life!! Best of luck to all!! Keep fighting and never give up!!

Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it!!

Thank you so much for the advice and encouragement! I will be signing up for the NCSBN next week!

Alright! Good to know and good luck!!

I think the Nurse Project organization takes a different approach to answering questions. The sessions are live online twice a day with an instructor, who goes through questions with you one bye one. They really break down the questions and help you identify key words in the stem etc to expand on your critical thinking skills. I thought it was really helpful and it is cheaper than a lot of the other NCLEX prep companies. I am currently reconsidering if I do want to renew my 30 day pass. All I can say is good things about the Nurse Project, I really like their motto of breaking the cycle of repeat test-takers, although I am still apart of that cycle but hope to break it in the next month!! You could always email Joan, the director of it all and she can give you more background as well.

The first attempt, I attended Kaplan. The second attempt, I used LaCharity and the Nurse Project RN. I studied at least 2 hours each day with no distractions, no phone, no bathroom, no drink/water break and really tried to mimic the NCLEX atmosphere. I also used the Saunders book.

Thanks, yes I plan to do that!! Thanks!

Unfortunately I do, the BON status says closed. Trying to regroup and refocus now

Ok, thank you for the advice!! Appreciate it!

Hello all! I am writing today because in February I received 265 questions to find out I failed and the same results have just occurred again after another 265 yesterday... I am just at a loss of words and just so confused. I felt much more relaxed this time going into the NCLEX-RN, took my time, took designated breaks. I am just not so sure what else to do because I have never had an issue like this before. I was an honors student in both college and grad school. I have pretty much exhausted all of my resources whether that be from books, tutoring, Kaplan.. pretty much the works. If anyone has anything advice to share or other suggestions of options, my ears are open to listen. I just kind of feel like I have hit rock bottom and things are slowly falling apart, horrible horrible feeling! I just want to pass this exam and move on with my life! Xoxo

Hello!! I am currently looking/requesting if anyone knows of any tutors for the NCLEX-RN exam in the Dayton/Cincinnati/Columbus regions of Ohio. If anyone has any information or knows of anyone, I would greatly appreciate your input and comments! Thank you so much!

Thank you, thank you!!