Hey! I’ve had my friend get the bad pop up and it was false! It’s not a for sure thing. If the exam is going harder then that’s usually a good indicator!
I know it’s hard, but try to not beat yourself up to much. Don’t get yourself down. Either way you’ll be a nurse soon! Best of luck ?
14 minutes ago, Agus Gerez said:Hey! I’ve had my friend get the bad pop up and it was false! It’s not a for sure thing. If the exam is going harder then that’s usually a good indicator!
I know it’s hard, but try to not beat yourself up to much. Don’t get yourself down. Either way you’ll be a nurse soon! Best of luck ?
I really hope it's false. Thanks for your words encouragement, I really appreciate it. ?
On 4/5/2020 at 10:32 AM, H to the R dizzle said:Yeah that’s what m doing, but it’s a lot to know
I’m right there with you at least you got to 130, I did not get all 130 questions. I truly feel it’s been harder after the changes people think it’s easier but I’m sure it’s a trick in there because I didn’t pass my first try in April either after the COVID-19!changes, I retest soon. I’m studying in depth for 6 weeks then passing !
True yes, it’s a lot of information BUT, now we know what to expect. I say retest it’s fresh on your mind .
~Blessings , and positivity to you !
SamanthaS1209
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Hi eveveryone,
So yesterday I finally took the NCLEX after the testing sites closed due to the infamous corona Virus. I was scheduled to test on 3/17 but was my test date was cancelled due to them closing all testing sites. To be honest, I felt lost after that. I stressed over because the next available appointment was in May. That was going to be way too much time for me to wait. I kept going on the website to see if anyone would maybe change their testing date. Eventually, the testing site where I live reopened. I saw that someone had changed their exam and I was able to reschedule my exam to April 2nd. I did start studying more for the NCLEX. Even two days before the exam. Let me tell you, I felt prepared as I have been studying for two months. The test was the hardest thing I have ever taking in my life. I got about 5 drag and drop questions about 25 SATA, No calculation questions, 6 graphic questions and the rest multiple choice. I did indeed end up getting all 130 questions. I kinda felt like I was very slow at answering the questions 2 hrs had passed and I was on question 65. I took a break to recharge, I kept getting harder questions than easy ones just a similar path. I started getting a headache. I was on question 130 and I still had 30 minutes left. It was very dumb of me because I was getting very stressed out about the time and ended up rushing through the second part of the test. After I was done, I went to my car and cried. I didn't even want to do the pearson vue trick after I got home because I already knew that I had failed. Today, I did do the pearson vue and got the "bad" pop up. Now, I am trying to figure out how to study this time. I still don't know if I passed or not. But, If I did not pass I will use this experience to do better next time managing my time and not rushing through the exam.