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posted March 3, 2010 in Student ConnectionAndreas right..... Always hope for good news!!!! Even though the method has been accurate thus far, nothing is for sure, and i wouldnt celebrate or feel down just based on what the trick reveals...some just try it because the waiting game is torture, and regardless if its true or not it can help ease ones mind a little; aaobafo, lt me know if you try it and if it was accurate for you after a confirmation of your results from the BRN =)
- posted March 3, 2010 in Student Connection
YES, .... youre friend is correct about the Pearson VUE trick.... after taking the exam go back to the pearson vue website and try to register to take the NCLEX... if it lets you and asks for your credit card information then you failed, but if it says that you have already registered and taken the test then you passed. I live in CA and we dont have quick results either, and after hearing about it from a friend who saw it on many blogs, a few of our students have tried it for themselves. One girl failed and was asked for her credit card info for new registration and it was confirmed 4 days later that she did fail, and another who wasnt allowed to re-register confirmed she passed 4 days later when she checked www.rn.ca.gov at the permanent license verification section; so we know it works.... Good Luck!! =)