Published Jul 4, 2008
lockheart678
118 Posts
I just took the NCLEX Wednesday morning and I had the worst feeling in the world going into the test. As I was going through the questions, it got even worse. I felt like I was getting all of them wrong. By question 60, I just knew that, if it shut off at 75, I was guaranteed a failure. After all, I know a girl who took it before me and it took her 209 questions to pass and she seems so much smarter than me.
When the computer shut off at 75, I freaked out. I couldn't believe I had let myself go into it feeling so unprepared, even though I did study quite a bit. I have been telling everyone that I failed it because, in my mind, there was no way I passed. Everyone I've told says that I did pass and that it is common to feel the way I do about it. It really bothered me because that would have made it so much worse to report back to them on Monday that I really did fail it like I thought I did. Well, after checking the board website probably 5 times between last night and this morning, I am very proud to say that I was wrong and that I am officially an RN! I don't think I have ever been so excited about anything in my life!
Blessone
90 Posts
Congrats in order,
I felt the same way. Mine cut off at 75 and I was so upset. I also took it on the Wednesday, July 2 and was told I had to wait till Monday to find out. When did they tell your results was at the time you sat to take the exam? I am so nervous I keep telling myself that I am a RN!!!!!!!!!!
You should feel like a great burden is off is off of your shoulders:::: GO and CELEBRATE:yeah:
Jack_ICU
288 Posts
I just took the NCLEX Wednesday morning and I had the worst feeling in the world going into the test. As I was going through the questions, it got even worse. I felt like I was getting all of them wrong. By question 60, I just knew that, if it shut off at 75, I was guaranteed a failure. After all, I know a girl who took it before me and it took her 209 questions to pass and she seems so much smarter than me.When the computer shut off at 75, I freaked out. I couldn't believe I had let myself go into it feeling so unprepared, even though I did study quite a bit. I have been telling everyone that I failed it because, in my mind, there was no way I passed. Everyone I've told says that I did pass and that it is common to feel the way I do about it. It really bothered me because that would have made it so much worse to report back to them on Monday that I really did fail it like I thought I did. Well, after checking the board website probably 5 times between last night and this morning, I am very proud to say that I was wrong and that I am officially an RN! I don't think I have ever been so excited about anything in my life!
Congrats... What kind of questions did you get?
My license information was posted on my state board's website this morning. It was a huge relief seeing that too because I was so scared, thinking I would have to find another job. I'm very excited to know I won't have to do that.
I've been blanking out a little bit about my test (probably because it was so stressful). It seemed like I had a lot about prioritization, pharm, and I don't really remember what else stuck out at me. It seemed like I had a lot of those ones where you have to check multiple answers though, and I hate those. Whenever I practiced them, I always missed most of them.
People were telling me that, whenever it cuts you off at 75, that's usually a good sign. I hope you find out your results soon, Blessone. Good luck!