Took the NCLEX today. Feel kinda confident.

[Tiffany, RN, BSN]

Hello all. I am a long-time follower but 1st time poster to this site. I took the NCLEX-RN today and if it had not been for this website I would have freaked out at the questions! I had 28 SATA, 2 math calc (that I thought were kinda easy), lots of meds, prioritization, delegation, and infection control. Because of the posts on this site I had a good idea of what to expect and studied hard in those areas. When I answered question 75, I said "please God, let the screen go blue." And guess what, IT DID! I was so excited and pretty confident ALL BECAUSE OF THIS SITE and the people who took the time to talk about their NCLEX experience! When I got back to the car where my boyfriend was waiting, I was all smiles:nuke:. Then me and my man were off to the beach! Now I have the dreaded wait but I feel pretty good about it. I plan to enjoy my weekend and not think about it a bit!!

[adio412]

good luck:)

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

Good luck and let us know how it goes

[TexasPediRN]

Just so you know-

I felt good about mine too when I took it, and I passed. :)

Hope you enjoyed the beach!

-Meghan

[Sabby_NC]

Hello all. I am a long-time follower but 1st time poster to this site. I took the NCLEX-RN today and if it had not been for this website I would have freaked out at the questions! I had 28 SATA, 2 math calc (that I thought were kinda easy), lots of meds, prioritization, delegation, and infection control. Because of the posts on this site I had a good idea of what to expect and studied hard in those areas. When I answered question 75, I said "please God, let the screen go blue." And guess what, IT DID! I was so excited and pretty confident ALL BECAUSE OF THIS SITE and the people who took the time to talk about their NCLEX experience! When I got back to the car where my boyfriend was waiting, I was all smiles:nuke:. Then me and my man were off to the beach! Now I have the dreaded wait but I feel pretty good about it. I plan to enjoy my weekend and not think about it a bit!!

Woooooooo Hoooooooooooooo congrats for getting the exam done. I feel pretty confident for you too :yeah:

[Jules A, MSN]

Lol, you sound just like me. I was fairly sure I had passed and was so thankful it stopped at 75! Let us know.

[Jack_ICU]

Good luck. I am sure that you passed. :yeah:

[gwafuh_rn, BSN, RN]

goodluck

[clairebearrn]

good luck

[Grace99]

Hello all. I am a long-time follower but 1st time poster to this site. I took the NCLEX-RN today and if it had not been for this website I would have freaked out at the questions! I had 28 SATA, 2 math calc (that I thought were kinda easy), lots of meds, prioritization, delegation, and infection control. Because of the posts on this site I had a good idea of what to expect and studied hard in those areas. When I answered question 75, I said "please God, let the screen go blue." And guess what, IT DID! I was so excited and pretty confident ALL BECAUSE OF THIS SITE and the people who took the time to talk about their NCLEX experience! When I got back to the car where my boyfriend was waiting, I was all smiles:nuke:. Then me and my man were off to the beach! Now I have the dreaded wait but I feel pretty good about it. I plan to enjoy my weekend and not think about it a bit!!

:yeah:Congratulations Tiffany!! May I ask what kind of books or review tools you used for preparing the NCLEX?

Thanks very much, Grace

[Tiffany, RN, BSN]

I took the entire Kaplan course as a requirement for graduation. I studied seriously for 2-3 weeks using the entire qbank, the RN course book, and Question Trainers 1-5.

[Tiffany, RN, BSN]

I took the entire Kaplan course as a requirement for graduation. I studied seriously for 2-3 weeks using the entire qbank, the two books that came with the course, and Question Trainers 1-5.