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Hello all! I am starting to study again to re take my NCLEX RN. I have taken it twice. It has been 2 yrs since I last tested. I am terrified to test again b/c I don't want to fail again. Last time I tested all my categories were "near passing standard". This does not really help me figure out what to study. I need help coming up with a good study plan. I wish Suzanne's plan was still available. I currently work as an LPN. Any advice would be great! Also with the new 2010 standards do people find that there are a lot of audio questions on the NCLEX. any websites that I can go to that have good audio heart and lung sounds to review?:confused: Are the new 2010 standards a lot harder? I am freaking out because now I have to test by May in my state and pass, otherwise I will have to re take a nursing program and I do NOT want to do that. Please help!!!!:crying2: I am really starting to freak out! Maybe all of this pressure will finally get me motivated again. Thanks in advance!

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    Start over fresh. Put your first two tries out of your mind. Get on the ball, so that you have enough time (with the mandatory wait time) to take it twice (if necessary) by May. You can do this. Put your mind and your will to it.

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