ramenlove

i hope someone will read and respond to my problem right now. I took Nclex-rn Oct.28 and passed. got my notice Nov. 1, hawaii BON received my registration with enclosed check of $106 Oct.5 and today, Nov. 4 my license is not in their website yet. Someone here has got an idea how long it would take to get the freaking license? it is frustrating.

Hi! Of course you can. Go to atitesting.com you need to register and there you can purchase the RN online review. You will purchase it for $500 all online access, a personal coach will be assigned to you and you will be communicating with your coach for the entire program (all online) plus they will send you set of books as resource besides all the resource you have online. I used ATI for my NCLEX-PN and NCLEX-RN passed them both. What at I really liked about ATI is that, it will assess your knowledge base then you will be working on the topics which you are weak. What I did was, I took the assessment and focused reviewing the content where I lack knowledge then re- assess with the help of ATI practice test

Use ATI RN review

Oh my gosh guys HELLO!!! My apologies for being out in here for 4 months?! How time flies!!! Anyway, I've been crazy busy ��. So, my husband and I decided to move from California to Texas. We quit our jobs, my husband work for VA hospital and I work as an LVN field nurse. I took the NCLEX-RN and passed (75 questions) I used ATI RN online review. Purchased it for $500 - they will send you complete set of books in addition to the online access and virtual classroom. That was a hefty review I tell you. I didn't get the chance to read other materials such as my Saunder and Lacharity book but I tried answering the exercises when there is a chance. I reviewed for 6 weeks. I've read the books, took assessments and during my 5th to 6th week I started to feel confident because when I try to answer exercises in Lacharity book I would get them with 4-5 mistakes per exercise. I couldn't believe it! Also I downloaded some review app. ATI and NCLEX prep. To name a few --- I knew I'm ready to take the test because it doesn't hurt to answer anymore. What I'm trying to say here is, just take your reading seriously and by heart. Focus on the goal and you can make it. Last 4 days before my test, I felt very relax but of course skeptic if I can pass this time. I took the test, I got 18 SATA, 1 computation the rest are just random questions. My SATA's are simple and uncomplicated. After the test I got teary and thank God it's over. I knew I've made it and I was not wrong. The secret is your commitment with studying. And oh- above all... Prayers.

I will definitely look into it as soon as I start reviewing again. There's just too much going on right now. My family is moving to Austin Texas next month and I'm excited about it, I can't wait to leave California. I'm too tired of the rat race in this place.. I appreciate the place though. It will be as to leave friends and families.

That's okay. I usually don't get problem like this before but it's my work that's stressing me a lot. I drive for work going patient to patient every weekdays and this is 120 miles drive for a day. I submitted my resignation letter and ready to move on. so is that what it is for the new test plan? I don't remember getting a religious question from my last test, it was all pharmacology. About 4-7 SATA, little prioritization, 1 drug computation. It could've been the easiest NCLEX-RN if my foundation in pharma is strong.

I just found out right now that I FAILED. Just as I was expecting. This morning also that I found out too that they've updated the test plan effective April 2016 to March 2019. I didn't know! So I got my ATT 2 years ago (2014) and never took the test and the test plan I looked into was the previous one. I know it's weird that I took NCLEX-PN (california) first vs the NCLEX-RN (Hawaii) this is because I have no intention of working and living in Hawaii. I really appreciate all the people responding to this thread. May God Bless you all. By the way, I didn't study today because it's my daughter's birthday party.

Thank you for that and I'm glad to say I have the book now. Anyway, let me tell you how my previous test went through. I'm surprised that the questions are not really hard. But it was almost all about pharmacology and this is my weakness. I didn't get a lot of prioritization. I did get about 4-5 prioritization question though.

Hi Ackeem, thank you for the suggestion. Can you tell me more about Uworld and lacharity? Is this online or book? Again, I appreciate your help. I will do a research about it too.

You're right. However, although I want to believe I passed, I knew i didn't deserved to pass this one. I took a week off from work but unfortunately I was not able to concentrate studying. There's a lot of personal things happening to me right now - not the bad ones (thank god) and I only did some Q&A from a NCLEX app I downloaded on my phone. I did a little reading in fundamentals and that's about it. I'm resigning my job in 4 weeks from now (today is 5/20/2016) hopefully I can focus on reviewing. Having said that, I plan to do an intensive review on Pharmacology. Thanks for the response Jayjormom. Sure thing I will update soon. Have a blessed day.

AND OH, by the way.. please don't mind me post some activities I did starting today on how I prepared for my next NCLEX-RN test. I wanted to document and at the same time wanted to see if there is anyone who can tell where I am lacking. I intend to pass my next NCLEX-RN. SO today.. I started with Pharmacology because I am weak on this part. I mean ... really I suck with Pharma.

I took my NCLEX-RN yesterday and I have a strong feeling that I FAILED for the second time, my test stopped at 75 and I thought the last questions were really basic ones and that gave me a strange feeling that I didn't make it again. I did the PVT and got a bad pop up, took my $200 and now I am just waiting to get my ATT so I can retake the test. I decided to initiate this topic hoping I can get some advice for studying. I am planning to purchase the ATI NCLEX-RN online review and I am open for suggestions. Also, if anyone here has some links I can go to for resources, I would really appreciate! I am planning to take my 3rd NCLEX-RN on JULY 2016 or first week of AUGUST 2016. I'm an LVN in california, working as a field nurse for a Home Health Agency. I passed the NCLEX-PN last year using ATI review and I have to say it worked for me.