Topics About 'Nclex Experience'.

At a time when the necessity for nurses is at an all-time high, is it reasonable to restructure the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX)? What are the implications of changing a national licensing test for one of the most in-demand professi...

Hi everyone, so I had my Nclex today and it finished at 75 questions. It was really hard and terrible I felt like I didn't know anything. I cried during the exam and the proctor saw me and brought me tissue LOL. The SATA questions were truly a nightm...

Here's my story & tips about my NCLEX experience... maybe it will be helpful to someone out there to be better prepared for the NCLEX itself and know that if you've failed you're not alone. My StoryI took NCLEX for the 1st time about 1 1/2 yrs af...

Being and RN feels Great! A feeling hard to explain. It is out of this world especially when one sacrifices so much to reach the goal. These steps will help you get to that goal. It worked for me. They worked for the person who passed it on to me. An...

I was fortunate to land a job at the children's hospital where I became a student nurse tech. I never even applied anywhere else, which is ironic, since I never wanted to work with sick kids. Yet here I am, sitting in a Pathways Program with nine oth...

Hello Everyone so unfortunately I am a NCLEX test repeater. I recently retested and got the bad pop up once more it’s been devastating. I have tried Uworld , I have Saunders questions, I recently got some audio of Mark K and I also joined a self pace...

I won't go into details on how to answer questions; there are gazillions of tips here on that subject. I understand how difficult it is to stick to a schedule to study and not allow yourself to slack off or be distracted by other things. That's what ...

Hey, I was told that you have to take some type of class if you fail NCLEX-RN 3x in NJ, does anyone know what that process is like? I just found out that I failed for the second time today and I will be retesting in NJ for the 3rd time (I'm not sure ...

I was a decent nursing student. I could have studied more, but I did study. I could have been more involved, but I was involved. I loved helping my classmates. I have a decent GPA which is going to help with getting into a BSN program, and later for ...

I first graduated from my program in July 2016 as a straight B student. I wanted to take a break by going on vacation and looking for a part-time job. I found a part-time job working as an LVN and was able to go on a few trips before our ATT came in ...

Hi all, I know this is one of several questions of the same nature, but I just took the NCLEX yesterday in San Francisco. We don't have quick results, so I'm just going to wait to see if my name shows up on a license search. I looked into the pearson...

Now the first thing I tried to determine was what the big difference between NCLEX and the CRNE that I had written in Canada and what little I found did end up being true. So here it is: I personally felt that the Canadian exam was easier, much easie...

Not having passed the NCLEX has hung over my head for four years like a dreary cloud. I suffered from bouts of anxiety, low self-esteem, and bewilderment. I graduated Magna Cum Laude and my classmates who I know were not half as smart. I maxed o...

I have always wanted to be a nurse ever since I was a child. I remember seeing my grandmother die from pancreatic cancer at the age of 11 years old, and wishing that I could of helped her more, or comforted her better than what I could at the time. I...

Nursing School Felt Like Hell Plain and simple. While others were breezing through with straight A's, I was having mini meltdowns about my clinical rotations. For a little backstory, up until nursing school, I was a straight A student. I didn't know ...

After hours of endless studying, I finally took the Big Test today... before we could graduate we had to pass ATI with a 90%, and I scored mid to high 60s on almost every cumulative test I took after that, if not higher. I felt very confident walking...

Warning: Lengthy article ahead, but hopefully helpful. How I slayed the monstrous NCLEX RN exam. Tips, study materials, myths, and experiences. One could define the NCLEX as a monstrous creature that one needs to slay to get to the castle (your prof...

Pennsylvania, Traditional BSN. 2.9 GPA for all of college, but 3.5 for just nursing classes (I had mono freshman year, ugh.) I graduated May 6th from a program of 120 students. We used ATI throughout school and had the 3 day ATI live review. Before t...

Hi colleagues. Today is the official confirmation that I passed NCLEX RN. As promised to myself, I will share my experience to all of you who aspire to become a USRN. FirstI applied for Northern Mariana Island Board of nursing last year and I got my ...

So I graduated 2 months ago and took a long 2 weeks off...no studying or anything. I'll list all the resources I used to study for NCLEX and my opinion of each and finally state which is most like the real thing. NCLEX Resources Used 1 ) Del...

Here's a Not-So-Quick List (but a pretty thorough one!) of miscellaneous questions that get posted FREQUENTLY:✔️ If you needed to answer only the minimum number of questions (75 for RN, 85 for PN) you either did very well and could demonstrate in a m...

Preparing for NCLEXI signed up for Kaplan Live Review in December after graduation. Of course, I procrastinated on buying the review that I missed out on my school's discount for Kaplan. So being the cheap and savvy person I am, I googled around for ...

Hi everyone!! I took my NCLEX 3 days ago and just wanted to share my experience because it was really unusual and super scary for me but it ended up working out fine. I hope this can help someone prepare for their upcoming exam during the pandemic. M...

I wrote the NCLEX RN on Wednesday, August 3, 2016. Like most of the other authors on this site, I wanted to share my experience in the hope that it would help someone else. As some of you may know, the NCLEX recently came to Canada in January 2015. W...

Authorization to Test (ATT) I'll start my story by first telling you that I graduated from Nursing school this past May in Florida. A week after graduation I moved to Texas. I knew in advance that I was going to move, so that did help, but I reme...