Taking My NCLEX-RN in the Morning! {{shaking}}

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Specializes in Med-Surg.

Hopefully, I can go to sleep tonight! My test is at 0800. I feel good and I'm nervous at the same time. The last 3+ years comes down to this: 75 - 300 questions. No pressure, right?

Wish me luck! :uhoh21:

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You will do great! :w00t:

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Good luck!

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Specializes in ICU.
Hopefully, I can go to sleep tonight! My test is at 0800. I feel good and I'm nervous at the same time. The last 3+ years comes down to this: 75 - 300 questions. No pressure, right?

Wish me luck! :uhoh21:

By now, your NCLEX is finished. I hope you passed, along with ??85%?? of the first time NCLEX-takers out there.

Hopeful Congrats!

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Specializes in Med-Surg.
By now, your NCLEX is finished. I hope you passed, along with ??85%?? of the first time NCLEX-takers out there.

Hopeful Congrats!

Thank you! Hopefully, I'll know in the next day, or two... :)

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Specializes in ICU.
Thank you! Hopefully, I'll know in the next day, or two... :)

You might want to look at the "Pearsonview Trick" discussion thread (all 690 pages!!!). The trick worked for me (in Ohio). It gives you a HIGH probability of knowing whether you passed or not. In reviewing the thread, I don't think I saw anybody who was misled by the trick. Then again, there are 690 pages of posts & I may have missed something.

See:

https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussio...ue-374829.html

GOOD LUCK!

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Specializes in Med-Surg.
You might want to look at the "Pearsonview Trick" discussion thread (all 690 pages!!!). The trick worked for me (in Ohio). It gives you a HIGH probability of knowing whether you passed or not. In reviewing the thread, I don't think I saw anybody who was misled by the trick. Then again, there are 690 pages of posts & I may have missed something.

See:

https://allnurses.com/nclex-discussio...ue-374829.html

GOOD LUCK!

I passed! My state board had it posted the next day, but I did the trick like 20 minutes after I got home from taking the test and it worked.

Thanks!

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Specializes in ICU.
I passed! My state board had it posted the next day, but I did the trick like 20 minutes after I got home from taking the test and it worked.

Thanks!

Congratulations to you!!!:up::up::up: I know you had to feel a sense of relief when you saw your "PASS" on the state board website. And then checked again.

And again, just to make extra sure.

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Specializes in Med-Surg.
Congratulations to you!!!:up::up::up: I know you had to feel a sense of relief when you saw your "PASS" on the state board website. And then checked again.

And again, just to make extra sure.

Thank you!!!!

LOL! Isn't that the truth! Luckily my license came in the mail on Wednesday. That really made me feel good!

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:smiley_aa:balloons:CONGRATS!!! I'M HAPPY FOR YOU! DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE?I'M TAKING MINE IN A FEW WEEKS.

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Specializes in Med-Surg.
:smiley_aa:balloons:CONGRATS!!! I'M HAPPY FOR YOU! DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE?I'M TAKING MINE IN A FEW WEEKS.

Thanks!

Don't study the day before and get a good night's sleep.

Eat breakfast.

Get there early.

Relax.

Use earplugs, if you're easily distracted. They give them to you there.

Read each question and all of the answers before choosing an answer.

Know your lab values.

A lot of the meds I had never heard of. I think it would have been easier to answer those questions, if I knew the prefixes/suffixes better. Just study the name of the drug for clues, if you're not familiar with it.

Do as many practice questions as you can.

Know that you already know what you need to know to answer the questions.

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Specializes in EMS, ED, Trauma, CEN, CPEN, TCRN.

Moving discussion to the NCLEX forum.

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