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YES! I passed...

I just found out that I passed w/ 75 questions! What a relief!! I am more excited than when I graduated last month!!!! Congrats to my fellow COLLEAGUES who passed!! Best of luck to those taking it soon...

Katie, RN BSN

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Congratulations!!

congratulations Rn!!!

Way to go! Congrats and best wishes to you in your new career!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations!! I feel the same way -- this is much more exciting than graduating in December (even though that was great too). With NCLEX looming over me, I never felt "done" with the program until I passed NCLEX and could call myself an RN. Now, we can definitely move forward in our careers! Congrats again,

Janie RN as of 2/4/06 :nurse:

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EXACTLY!! Now I really feel like I have closed the school chapter of my life! What a great feeling... Well, until I start thinking about grad school in a couple years!!

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i just found out that i passed w/ 75 questions! what a relief!! i am more excited than when i graduated last month!!!! congrats to my fellow colleagues who passed!! best of luck to those taking it soon...

katie, rn bsn

congratulations!!!!

wooot!!!

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:nurse: :balloons: :yeah: :smiley_aa :yelclap: :flowersfo :santa2: :present1: :singing: :singing: congratulations to you

congratulations to you

congratulations on your brand new rn license

congratulations to you!!!!!!!!!!!

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Congratulations!!!!!!

and please share here for everybody how you did it???

How did you prepare? What books ? How many questions?

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I took the Kaplan course. It was very expensive, but I felt like it gave me some structure and specific strategies. I thought Kaplan's questions were similar to the actual NCLEX questions and the course book had a lot of great material for review. I also got the optional Q Bank questions from Kaplan. I answered all of those and all of the practice tests that came on the CD with the program, so in all I answered about 2000 questions to prepare, I attended the Kaplan classes, and read most of the course book. I did not use Saunders or any other test prep program. Although I am happy with Kaplan, if there are students who can't afford the $450 or so it costs, I would suggest purchasing the Kaplan book and using some other program to answer questions. I really think answering LOTS and LOTS of questions is Key!!

Congratulations. Enjoy it, you deserve it!

congratulations!!!:roll

i just found out that i passed w/ 75 questions! what a relief!! i am more excited than when i graduated last month!!!! congrats to my fellow colleagues who passed!! best of luck to those taking it soon...

katie, rn bsn

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