Published Jun 29, 2012
MissHaleyDawn
88 Posts
I did the Pearson Vue trick about an hour after I finished the exam and got the good pop up ("Our records indicate...blah blah blah"). I'm so excited!! Based on the threads around here and even the support of the trick from my professor, I believe I have passed. But like many, the true proof will be when my state's BON updates my license to "RN"!
Thank you all so much who said a prayer for us test takers last night and to those who said a prayer for me personally if you happened to see my thread last night!!
The computer shut off at 75 questions for me. I kept a running tally of my select alls and I marked up 29!! I used Kaplan QBank and QTrainers to prepare; I averaged from mid 50s to upper 60s on my trainers and 59% on full completion of the Qbank. I also did a few sections from Lippincott's Q&A on areas I wasn't confident in. And I did about a third of Lippincott's Alternate-Format only book - I'm grateful I did! I highly recommend that book if you need extra practice with SATA questions!!
FilledWLove
59 Posts
YAY! Congrats!
I took NCLEX this morning and I got the good pop up too! Never underestimate the power of prayer
MiahMSN, MSN, RN
310 Posts
I was anxious to see a post from you today!! Congrats!! Sooooo happy for you!! See, you do know what a spleen is!! hahaha :)
oztizz184
369 Posts
yay!!!!! congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!
were the 29 satas that you had, straightforward? or hard and tricky, made you second guess some options?
thats the most trouble i have with them !!!
Endless
24 Posts
congrats!!! I am so happy for you. Next week is my exam!!
Hahaha! Thank you!!
Make a post/thread whenever you are testing (since you're keeping the date secret! ) so I can send a little prayer up for you!
yay!!!!! congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!were the 29 satas that you had, straightforward? or hard and tricky, made you second guess some options?thats the most trouble i have with them !!!
The whole test is kind of a blur now. Just myself in general, I tend to second guess myself anyway!
My advice would be to just take each answer one at a time. Don't read into the question or answer choices; As my professor told me: "Everything you need to know to answer the question is in the stem of the question. All the correct answers are listed. Understand what the stem wants, and rationalize your answer without playing the 'what if' game or making up stories for the answers. The answers are what they are. Point blank. Don't add preconceived notions to them, and don't take away from the information listed."
Like others around the site have said, use the true/false strategy to pick your answers. How I made myself get over second guessing is I told myself that once I click an answer, it stays clicked - so I had to really convince myself of an answer before checking it off.
CTXRN
26 Posts
Congrats to you!
khushwinder
1 Post
What is pearson vue trick?
i did the pearson vue trick about an hour after i finished the exam and got the good pop up ("our records indicate...blah blah blah"). I'm so excited!! Based on the threads around here and even the support of the trick from my professor, i believe i have passed. But like many, the true proof will be when my state's bon updates my license to "rn"! Thank you all so much who said a prayer for us test takers last night and to those who said a prayer for me personally if you happened to see my thread last night!! The computer shut off at 75 questions for me. I kept a running tally of my select alls and i marked up 29!! I used kaplan qbank and qtrainers to prepare; i averaged from mid 50s to upper 60s on my trainers and 59% on full completion of the qbank. I also did a few sections from lippincott's q&a on areas i wasn't confident in. And i did about a third of lippincott's alternate-format only book - i'm grateful i did! I highly recommend that book if you need extra practice with sata questions!!
The computer shut off at 75 questions for me. I kept a running tally of my select alls and i marked up 29!! I used kaplan qbank and qtrainers to prepare; i averaged from mid 50s to upper 60s on my trainers and 59% on full completion of the qbank. I also did a few sections from lippincott's q&a on areas i wasn't confident in. And i did about a third of lippincott's alternate-format only book - i'm grateful i did! I highly recommend that book if you need extra practice with sata questions!!
proud nurse, BSN, RN
556 Posts
I took the NCLEX RN on 6/28. Did the trick after I got home, got the good pop up, and found out today my unofficial results were I passed. Wow, 29 SATA!! That's alot. I had about 15 alternate format and thought that was more than enough.
mistyRN74567
18 Posts
Congratulations!!!
After you take your exam, log on to the Pearson Vue website and try to register to take the exam again. If it won't let you go to the credit card page to pay and you get a pop up saying you've recently scheduled an exam, and that another registration cannot be made, it means that you have passed. Likewise, if you are able to get to the credit card page to pay, it means that you have failed.