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Bob the RN

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  1. You passed I took the NCLEX RN last Thursday the last topic dealt with teaching for discharge and A certain topic that I wont disclose but it went blue right after I had a good feeling even researched it X 3 and it checked out good my GN permit was still effective and The pvt was performed I got the good pop-up several times over a few days. you got it! I'm now officially a RN. you will be to.
  2. Sorry to read that! once you get your CPR go over the areas that you need work on. I studied content first even though its taught in school my Fundamentals was weak, then for the 3 weeks before the exam I only worked on questions. NCSBN used there 8week NCLEX prep. USed the 6th ED,Suanders big book mostly content. my school had incorporated the La Charity PDA. for a $100 I never paid the several hundred dollar live review or any expensive NCLEX program. I do have a weakness on the SATA questions historically only getting around 40% right. I made it up with doing good on prioritization questions. You will make it regroup focus. ALSO sleep well the night before the test and control anxieties by being prepared or over prepared. I felt prepared but not over-prepared. I was getting burned out with working and taking 3 classes for a future BSN. I bit the bullet, dove head first into the deep-end of course!
  3. I figured if I have to retake the NCLEX the sooner the better. The info would still be fresh and I would be able to analyze the CPR and be better prepared $200 wouldn't be lost but applied to the Pearson NCSBN Proctored test. Yes, having the knowledge of probably passing from what I've seen at above 90% of all candidates on this and other forums have passed after getting the good pop-up/prompt message. My low level anxiety has virtually dissipated.
  4. Awesome Congratulations! Ive now tried it 3 times with a real credit card and attempted to pay and got the good message/ pop-up. My Texas BON still has my GN permit up. Texas is quick to remove the name of NCLEX failures. so I'm feeling good.
  5. Looked up my GN permit its still active did the PVT twice today its still active. Completed test today at 5:15 pm. waited till 11 pm did the PVT got the good pop up! NCLEX RN shutoff at 182 and i researched my last question and the three searches verified the answer I put at 182. feeling good! A coworker had her GN permit pulled the same afternoon and she failed. Crossing my fingers For the quick results on 9/3/16 5:15.

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