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Hello, I dont know if I should be doing this but I am trying to get some more information to take away my wifes worries. I have nothing to do with nursing, I am not a nurse or a nursing student. My wife has graduated from college and has just taken the NCLEX exam this past thursday 12-29-05. She cried saying that she had to take all 265 questions and that she felt like she failed. My wife was on the Dean's List every semester and she got A's on all of her test. She even studied for this exam. I tell her that I am positive that she passed and she should not worry like she is. I wish I could tell her that there are ex-students out there that has passed with 265 questions being answered. If there is anybody out there that has passed answering all of the questions could you please tell me. I really want to help my wife not be so worried over this. Thank you for your time.

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Tell your wife not to worry...I know plenty of nurses who had to answer 200+ questions and they passed! She sounds like she was a great student and I'm sure she will be a great nurse....Congratulations!

What a great husband you are! I wish my husband would do nice things like this for me.....but that's a whole 'nother story!

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The number of questions has absolutely no bearing on the final results. Sorry that you are also having to go thru this, but consider yourself a gem just for taking the time to care.

You are definitely one in a million...........................:balloons:

Hello, I dont know if I should be doing this but I am trying to get some more information to take away my wifes worries. I have nothing to do with nursing, I am not a nurse or a nursing student. My wife has graduated from college and has just taken the NCLEX exam this past thursday 12-29-05. She cried saying that she had to take all 265 questions and that she felt like she failed. My wife was on the Dean's List every semester and she got A's on all of her test. She even studied for this exam. I tell her that I am positive that she passed and she should not worry like she is. I wish I could tell her that there are ex-students out there that has passed with 265 questions being answered. If there is anybody out there that has passed answering all of the questions could you please tell me. I really want to help my wife not be so worried over this. Thank you for your time.

Plenty of nurses pass with 265 questions.

Please let us know when you get the results.

Hi,

What great husband... Just pray and remember that God never fails. She will pass and take you dinner with her first paycheck as a nurse.(ha,ha)

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