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"Don't give up," advises Cheryl, a South Carolina RN who passed the NCLEX-RN in June 2005 on her second try. "You persisted until you graduated from nursing school, and you will also have to persist and apply yourself until you pass the state boards....

Hi All, My (possibly) future job as an RN resident requires I be licensed as an RN by Jan 21st. So I am scheduled for the NLCEX on Jan. 15th!! However I graduated mid-late December and I had to move back home, across the country which took up a week...

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...

I am new to allnurses. I am a graduate of a bsn program and am taking the nclex in 3 days. I am scared to death. I passed the ati predictor with a 99% pass rate, but have only gotten 2/3 of the way through ati virtual tutor. I did not feel that it wa...

The NCLEX adapts to your skill level. The first questions that are presented are determining your ability level. Once that ability level is determined, the questions are presented in increasing level of difficulty/decreasing difficulty until you have...

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...

Every nurse dreads the day they have to sit down and take their boards, aka the NCLEX. This exam is built up in the minds of nursing students all over the world. Personally, I imagined this test being a huge green monster with snotty mucus, only one ...

I just graduated on December 12th 2012. I received my ATT on the 28th of Dec and scheduled my NCLEX-RN for today Jan 3, 2013. From the moment I graduated I began studying (for about 20 days) and I took the Kaplan course the very next day after gradua...

Long time lurker of the forums here! I have to thank this website for its support when I needed it. This is a long post so get comfortable. Here's a little bit about myself. I graduated ADN on May, 2015 at an accredited community college. I was neve...

FINAL STEPS TO SUCCESS!SLEEPMake sure you get plenty of sleep leading up to the exam. THE NIGHT BEFOREYour priority should be to get to bed early and get a good night's rest. Alcohol will not enhance your performance in the exam and you have worked t...

OK I know this sounds stupid but I have a friend that gets really freaked out before big tests like finals, HESI, NCLEX, and usually we get together and a few days before I start throwing out random facts at her. On 2 different tests she said the onl...

We’re aware that there have been changes to the logistical components of the NCLEX® to ensure safety precautions, such as limited test dates or length of the exam. This may be causing you anxiety and leave you feeling unsure of how to prepare. Here a...

Let me begin by acknowledging the fact that everyone studies and works differently. My strategies and methods may not work for everyone. During my time of studying I realize that it relieved some of my anxiety to know how others were studying, a...