Retaking Nclex

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Hello everyone I am new to this forum and after reading everyones discussions on the NCLEX I felt it was time that I signed up! Anyways I took the NCLEX for my first time on the 19th and did not make the passing standard :( I am still very depressed and even more anxious that now I feel more pressure to pass it the second time which I am hoping I can retest mid-late august. I wanted to ask if anyone knows how long it takes to receive the ATT after you submit the reapplication by mail I want to be able to pick my date because I feel it will motivate me more that I am scheduled to take it again and PRAY that I pass this 2x around. If anyone also have any tips or advice it will be very helpful! I did hire a NCLEX tutor for 6wks and hoping it will gain me more confidence in myself and prepare me to take another chance at this exam! - Thank you

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Hi! I also didn't pass the first time so I understand how you feel. I live in California and received my ATT about 3 weeks after sending the check and application. After that I was able to schedule my test when I paid for my NCLEX. Good luck and I'm sure you will pass!

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When are you scheduled to retest? You will do GREAT! & thank you : )

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Thank you! I actually took my test last week (June 24th) so still awaiting my results! :)

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I am sure you did AMAZING! Did you try the "trick" to try and re-register to see if the "pop-up" comes up? Usually its a good sign you passed if it gives you the pop-up :) Is there any advice you can send my way in order to make sure I do well the 2x

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I'm deathly afraid to do the person vue trick because the first time I took the test, I got the CC page. I feel a lot more confident this time, but I think I'm just going to hold off until I get my official letter :) well I studied a lot! If you have ATI, do that a lot! The questions are harder than the actual nclex. Also, I bought Saunders book and read most of it. The questions were really helpful to me. I studied about 3-4 hours a day for a month and I think that's what really helped me. The first time I slacked off and didn't study till about a week before :o just keep doing questions, read the rationales and I'm sure you will be fine!

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Thank you so much! Keep me posted on your result I'm sure you knocked it out the park!!!!! Yea I got a private tutor so that has been boosting up my confidence a bit :) trying to so at least 100-200 questions a day with rationales

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