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>graduated Nursing school two years ago
>studied/reviewed for the past year
>became a NEET living in my parent's basement
>taken the NCLEX three times
>failed three times
So the pass rate for first time NCLEX-RN takers is 91%, for second time takers is 73%, then 60% for third time. After that it drops steeply to below 50% for fourth time and by 12th time is 15%. Im not so sure what to do now. Im looking for something to do to get out of this NEET limbo. I want to pass the exam but at the same time the statistics are against my favor. I have considered joining the Navy Nurse Corps as an Officer but I am not 100% committed just yet. I also still want to pursue becoming a Registered Nurse but like I said the odds are against me. I would like to know what are viable options in my situation. I want something to come out of what I learned in Nursing school as well. What should I do?
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can you study for this test at all? if so do that and take it again and pass. fuck the statistics.
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>>17441668
He has already done the unlikely, he can do it again!
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A fifty percent chance of passing isn't bad. Hell I've seen people passing tests whith way lower success rates.
What you have to do is quit wasting your time on the internet and start to fucking study!
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>>17441668
>>17441838
Op here
>fuck the statistics
Yeah I agree. Why should I let a statistic hold me back from doing what I want.
>fucking study!
I just lost my motivation and my focus with the task at hand. But your absolutely right I need to keep studying.
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