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Hi there, I am reading through this thread as I am interested shifting to Pre-authorization position. I am really curious, how has it been so far? I am a new RN in the US and I have worked in NICU abroad for about 6 years and I feel that I was never happy with my job. So I am seeking nonclinical jobs but still has something to do with healthcare. This seems to fit my interests. I would love to hear from you. Do I need an prior experience doing same for this position? Do you think my NICU experience qualifies for this? I mean will they even consider me? Thanks a lot.

I checked the correct option always, I never really gave much though to it because I knew with either of the pop-ups, my registration will not be complete.

I've been told by the admits that Screenshot were removed from my post because it violates teems of service. My post doesn't make a whole lot of sense now, I'll try to write a written how to guide without Screenshot and post it.

I made a how-to guide on the PVT. I won't get into the whole debate whether the trick is accurate or not, the intention of the guide is to show : 1. How to do the trick properly. I see people not doing the trick properly and claiming the trick is not accurate. Before even measuring the accuracy of the trick, it has to be done properly. 2. How to avoid paying 200$. Hope it helps people taking exam in the future. The guide is for informational purposes only, use this guide at your own risk and any conclusion you derive is at your own peril. HOW TO GUIDE FOR THE PEARSON VUE TRICK (PVT) --- APRIL 2016 Introduction On August 2014, the Pearson VUE website was updated. The method the trick has to be performed has changed. If you try to do the trick the old way and it doesn't work, it's not because the trick doesn't work it's because that is not the trick anymore. The times have changed and the trick has changed! If you google Pearson VUE trick and find any forum posts from before that date, just IGNORE them! They are not useful anymore, it's a waste of your time. Please don't try the old trick and report that omg, the trick doesn't work anymore! It is bogus!” Steps When to do the trick If the exam stopped for you at 75 questions, you can do the trick before 24 hours or after 24 hours, it doesn't matter. If the exam gave more than 75 questions, only do the trick after 24 hours. It is accurate at that time. Reasoning behind this is that people who only got answered 75 questions are a clear pass or clear fail. The exam is scored twice: once by the computer and once by a human. If you are a clear pass or a clear fail, the human (Quality Control) will not change your result. The result can be changed only if the computer marked you pass/fail but you were just above/below the passing line. These people answered more than 75 questions and their pop-ups might be unreliable based on whether the human re-graded your test or not. These people might see one pop-up before re- grading and another pop-up after. So, if you answered more than 75, wait for 24 hours and let the re-grading happen before you do the trick. Before logging in to the website Don't be stupid and don't ever use an actual credit card no matter what!! I will just change the expiration date. My card will not be charged. NO! I have seen people using valid credit cards with changed expiration dates. Sometimes, these payments still go through. Banks know that you can make mistakes entering the expiration date and if they don't let the transaction through, you will just use another credit card and make the transaction. Its lost money for them, so the greedy banks let it through. Want to risk and see if your card is from one of those greedy banks? What if I just use a credit card with a changed number? All credit card numbers follow a certain number pattern. The system will recognize that the pattern is invalid and throw an error about invalid card number. I've tried that, you can't fool it. What do I do then? There is always a possibility that Pearson VUE can patch their website any day and you will be charged. Minimize your risk. This is how you minimize it: Go to a supermarket or something and buy a visa gift card. I bought a visa gift card worth 25$. Once you buy the gift card, validate that the gift card was activated properly by making a small purchase (a box of oatmeal, chewing gum whatever). I don't want to listen to you. I want to make a free 200$ donation to PearsonVUE. How do I do it? Use a valid credit card and enter the information exactly as it is. Pearson VUE management will laugh at you and thank you for the free donation.