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Mscici

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  1. Hi everyone! I need your recommendations I recently took my nclex rn exam and failed it the first time. I didn't prepared myself enough... I only took a week off from my work to focus on studying because I am pregnant (7 months) I have a full time job as an LVN plus I think I have a short term memory. What worked for me in the pass when I took my NCLEX LVN exam was reading saunders and attended a comprehensive review but didn't really finished the whole course as I felt like it's too much. So back then what really had helped me passed my nclex LVN the second time was to do self study by just answering qbanks from kaplan and saunders. I think with NCLEX RN it's much more harder especially that I graduated many years ago... 11 years to be exact. Working as an LVN in cardiology office had helped me but not really. I mean NCLEX RN is way harder than the LVN exam. Any suggestions? I did tried Uworld too but I only did like 700 questions and self assessment rated my score as "Low chance" but I still took the nclex rn exam anyway and true enough I failed. I am asking for any good recommendations? suggestions? Thanks!
  2. Hi! I am a BSN graduate from the Philippines and I just recently took the nclex pn exam (January 16, 2016) and last friday January 29, I received a letter from DCA it was in small envelope. The document tittle was Initial License Information it says on the letter... "Congratulations! You have met the requirements for licensure as a Vocationa Nurse or Psychiatric Technician and the letter contains steps on how to pay $150 for Initial License Fee. Now my question is, does this means I have passed my NCLEX PN exam? I tried the pearson vue trick and I got a good pop-up. My only confusion is how come in some of my friends in their result letter they have received a paper literally saying they have "PASSED". Was this because this is my second time I challenged the exam? or because I've graduated from outside US nursing school? Please enlighten me... meanwhile we are already celebrating but a part of me wants to verify if I really passed the exam. Thanks! [h=1]Hebrews 12:1-2[/h]Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, 2 fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith. For the joy set before him he endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.

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