Results are in...NCLEX

:rotfl: :rotfl: i am the newest rn!!!!!!:balloons: :balloons:

i would like to thank rainbows (especially), and all the others for your well wishes and support. :chuckle good luck to all... and remember prioritize!!! :rotfl:

:balloons: [color=#00bfff]congratulations!!!!!:balloons:

[color=#00bfff]and you're welcome for the well wishes... i'm glad your wait is over and the results are what we all hope for!!

new rn, congratulations!

Congratulations!!! Woooohooooo!

Thanks a bunch all of you... God bless!! :rotfl: :balloons: :balloons:

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any tips on how you were able to pass it, what you did to review, i would really appreciate it. btw, how many questions total was the nclex, and were they hard? i'm a 1st year nursing student.

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any tips on how you were able to pass it, what you did to review, i would really appreciate it. btw, how many questions total was the nclex, and were they hard? i'm a 1st year nursing student.

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any tips on how you were able to pass it, what you did to review, i would really appreciate it. btw, how many questions total was the nclex, and were they hard? i'm a 1st year nursing student.

Hi...First giving all Honor and Glory to God, for all things are possible for those who love the Lord!!! To answer your questions... I first found this site and read posts years ago, I started prepping for the test 1 month in advanced by reviewing weak areas before answering questions in review books, my favs were NCLEX 3000 cd rom, Sandra Smith's NCLEX-RN review, Saunder's Q&A NCLEX-RN review, Kaplan's Test Trainer cd rom, in that order, did that til I felt I had rebuilt my knowledge on weak areas, started practicing questions and heavily looking at the rationale, did that until test day... I had been out of nursing school for a whole year(May 2003) before NCLEX on June 15, 2004...So you have all you need from the fact you graduated from Nursing School... Keep in touch on your progress.:balloons:

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any tips on how you were able to pass it, what you did to review, i would really appreciate it. btw, how many questions total was the nclex, and were they hard? i'm a 1st year nursing student.

Hi...First giving all Honor and Glory to God, for all things are possible for those who love the Lord!!! To answer your questions... I first found this site and read posts years ago, I started prepping for the test 1 month in advanced by reviewing weak areas before answering questions in review books, my favs were NCLEX 3000 cd rom, Sandra Smith's NCLEX-RN review, Saunder's Q&A NCLEX-RN review, Kaplan's Test Trainer cd rom, in that order, did that til I felt I had rebuilt my knowledge on weak areas, started practicing questions and heavily looking at the rationale, did that until test day... I had been out of nursing school for a whole year(May 2003) before NCLEX on June 15, 2004...So you have all you need from the fact you graduated from Nursing School... Keep in touch on your progress.:balloons: