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Hi everyone!! I'm a 1x poster and a longtime lurker. I have found so much solace in this website in reading and now, I am looking for the same in posting. All of you nurses, future nurses etc....are inspirations and calming to me. Its sucha beautiful feeling to feel like you are not alone. I have been through so much in my nursing Journey, from starting nursing school twice when I had to switch schools and the school refused to take credits, going through a complete divorce and changing my life all in the process. I swallowed a hard pill when I watched my classmates I had started with, graduate before me and then hit the RN year mark. I found out who my closest friends were and realized I had few, but was so grateful to have them. I graduated with honors, spoke at my graduation with my beautiful family in the audience and my true love rooting for me through the whole thing. It was such a milestone....we moved to Florida on wimb and 3 weeks ago I got my ATT and now, here I am with my testing date Nov 28th, 8 am.

From the moment I got my ATT, I have been drowning myself in 200+ questions a day. Using Saunders, Prep-U, the NCSBN 3 week course, and Kaplans QTrainers. In 3 weeks I have seen nearly 3 thousand questions, more counting retakes and including everything before my ATT. I never thought I would be here and am frightened to death that I won't pass. I know, negativity goes along way, and so I maintain a positive attitude to the best of my abilities. I have had difficulty in pulling myself away from the books to even eat.

I took Kaplan QT 7 today, and I shocked myself with a 75%. I've always been a smart girl. The kind who can study, but doesnt need to and now I feel like I am facing my biggest of obstacles....I know crazy right? Nursing School was a beast. We know this.

Now I ask the typical questions, as for the support of my fellow peers and wonder, am I truly ready? I am at a point where studying is just draining...I'm driving myself crazy and I am soooo ready to have my life back...I can't even look at a person without priortizing what I would do to them lol.

My Last Exam score in Saunders was 85%, my diagnostic was 75.

I am in levels 8 in the majority of my Prep U.

My scores for the NCSBN questionbank range from 66-78% first try. (90-100% 2nd try)

Kaplan Q1-64%, Q2-69%, Q3-67%, Q4-67%, Q6-75%

They say the day before should be study free.....oy vey, we'll see how THAT works.

All of you are amazing....thank you for all that you have done for me. Here's to hoping to only 75 questions and a good PVT pop up.

Specializes in Adult Critical Care and PACU Nursing.

God bless you...♡♥♡

Specializes in ED RN, PEDS RN, IV NURSE.

For all you amazing nurses, supporters, followers!!! I took the dreaded NCLEX!!!! and let me just say....it was NOT as bad as I had envisioned it to be. Not that it was easy, by all means. but if you've been to nursing school, truly and consistently answered questions that were NCLEX style....than this test is just that, a test. I had about 10 SATA, 5 Put in Order, 1 Exhibit, 50-60% Prioritization (who would you see first, what med would you give) and maybe 2 knowledge based questions (what signs are true of this disease), 3 infection control (proper PPE, cohort). When I got to 60 I nearly had to stop my heart from popping out of my chest....62....66....74....when I got to question 75, I swear it took everything in my power to read that question thoroughly....and when I pressed next and got the blue screen I about jumped out my chair.... I felt confident, exhausted, happy, drained....anxious. I just got home and got the good PVT pop up!!! I hope its true!!!

I'm going to start a new thread regarding this, but for all of you hear. Thank you thank you thank you.

Wishing you the very best, stay calm, remember for the most part the exam just wants to make sure you will be a safe nurse!! You got this, you will pass, just keeping telling yourself you will!

Yay you passed!!!! Sorry for my last post, I had only read page 1 of this thread. Really happy for you, it's an amazing feeling, congrats!

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