Britt_RN2016

Yes! All the glory to HIM!! Thank you so much!

Don't give up yet! Wait until you get your actual results. Does your state have quick results? Have you tried to contact your state's BON? Prayers for you!!

Thank you. Maybe your correct about using the correct information to try it. To me in my opinion, it's just not worth risking $200. Especially if you state has quick results.

Maybe so, but I am thankful it didn't take $200 from me and I passed. í ½í¸

I hope so too!! Praying for you!

I liked your post because don't loose hope-never loose hope. Wait for your results! My prayers are with you!

I am very sorry but your wrong. My results were on hold because of anything I did 'dishonesty'. They were on hold because I finished my test so quickly-straight from the mouth of a Supervisor at Pearson. Nothing at all about putting in an invalid expiration date. Thank you so very much for you 'insight' but unfourtantly you are wrong

Thank you so much!

When I put my debit card number and wrong expedition date and clicked submit it took me to a pop up that said "please include valid expiration date." Then shortly after I got an email from my bank about it. So therefore, it tried to charge my debit card.

Yes. You do have to go through with the whole process and actually click submit.

Congratulations on passing!

Maybe your right. I don't know. I don't believe I failed before the pilot questions were thrown out. But then again idk. I did really good in school and got a 99% chance of passing first time according to ATI. I did the Hurst review and did fairly well on their Q-tests too. All I know is when I did the trick that the pop up I saw was "results on hold." I couldn't tell you how many times I did it. Lol. Then 40 hours post test I got the bad pop up and 2 or so hours my quick results said I passed and this morning my name and license number are on my states BON website and I just signed my contract for my new job. Maybe having a hold delays scoring I am not sure either. I just wanted to share my story just in case anyone was going through something similar.

Maybe it was different for me because I had a hold on my results. I followed the instructions exact and the only pop up I got was "results on hold". Then the bad one where I was asked for a valid expiration card date. So that usually means you fail. Now I have read else where that you have to use a valid card and all the information must be correct for it to be right. I wouldn't want to risk being charged $200 and just give Pearson more of my money. It would have went through, if my bank didn't flag it. I have seen more people say if they got the good pop up after 24 hours, it's almost never wrong. But your test is scored twice. So if it's done before 24 hours, it may be wrong. It was surely wrong for me. I did every single step correctly. I did it at a few hours after and a few more times. I got the bad pop up 40 hours post test.

Oh and I called Pearson and the person I spoke too, told me that their system had a new update that posted this past weekend and would allow anyone to register for the exam REGARDLESS of they passed or not. He was very clear the $200 was NOT refundable. It will not however let you register if you pass when your quick results are posted or the nursing board has received your results.

Same thing happened to me. It let me go in click submit and tried to charge me $200. Thankfully, it didn't go through to my bank, but my bank flagged my card and I had to call the bank to get it fixed. If I had waited just a few more hours, my quick results were available and I passed. This morning the BON posted my RN license number. I know some say it works, but for me it did not and tried to charge me and I, indeed passed.