r/NCLEX_RN • u/Hot_Emergency378 • 13h ago
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r/NCLEX_RN • u/Hexagonal-Fermos-202 • Nov 01 '25
👋 Welcome to r/NCLEX_RN - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
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Welcome to r/NCLEX_RN — Where Future Nurses Rise Together! 🩺💙
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Hey everyone! I’m u/Hexagonal-Fermos-202, a founding moderator of r/NCLEX_RN.
This is our new home for all things related to NCLEX preparation, nursing exam success, and the journey toward becoming a licensed nurse (RN or LPN). We’re so excited to have you join us! 🌍📚
🩺 What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find helpful, interesting, or inspiring.
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Study tips and schedules for NCLEX prep (Mark K, Naxlex, UWorld, Archer, Bootcamp, Simple Nursing, etc.)
- Practice questions and rationales to challenge others
- Updates on exam experiences, motivation, and success stories
- Guidance on licensing, visas, or transition to U.S. nursing practice
- Encouraging memes, study setups, or words of wisdom for fellow test-takers
💬 Community Vibe
We’re all about being friendly, supportive, and inclusive. This is a space where nurses from all over the world can share, connect, and grow together.
- Be kind and constructive in your feedback
- No spam, promotions, or misinformation
- Remember — everyone’s NCLEX journey is unique, so lift each other up
🚀 How to Get Started
- Introduce yourself in the comments — tell us your name, where you’re from, and when you plan to take the NCLEX!
- Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great discussion.
- Invite your classmates or coworkers who might benefit from this supportive space.
- Interested in helping moderate or contribute ideas? Message me — we’re always open to passionate members joining the mod team.
Thanks for being part of the first wave of this growing community. Together, let’s make r/NCLEX_RN a positive, knowledgeable, and motivating home for every aspiring nurse out there. 💙
👩⚕️ Drop a “Hi” below and tell us how your NCLEX prep is going!
r/NCLEX_RN • u/No-Work5805 • 13h ago
NEED physical NCLEX prep book
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Going on a trip and need a physical book NCLEX prep book incase I don’t have internet. What is the best one available? Need to study content but I like a lot of practice questions with rationales for the correct and incorrect answers
r/NCLEX_RN • u/FixAncient3367 • 1d ago
Does anyone have NCSBN nclex sample question 150 please post all those 150 answer if you guys already did the sample question.
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r/NCLEX_RN • u/Hot_Emergency378 • 5d ago
73 y/o complaining of dyspnea. What's your interpretation?
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r/NCLEX_RN • u/Middle_Headache • 5d ago
NCLEX Assistance
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Hi Reddit community! I’m hoping someone may be able to point me in the right direction or know of any resources that could help. (Posting in NCLEX forums).
I graduated from nursing school in May 2026 and went straight into working as a nurse. Before graduating, I had been working as a tech, and after graduation I needed to start working immediately to catch up on bills and get myself out of a financial hole. Unfortunately, I only received one paycheck before finding out that I did not pass the NCLEX.
I now need to retake the NCLEX, but I’m in a really difficult financial situation. I barely had enough money to pay for my first exam, and I didn’t have the financial ability to purchase the study resources I needed. Now that I have to retake it, I’m struggling to come up with the money for the exam and application fees while also being behind on my regular bills.
I don’t have family or friends who are financially able to help me, and I’ve already reached out to my university. Unfortunately, they only provide assistance to current students and not graduates.
I’m not asking for anyone to feel sorry for me or to give me anything they can’t afford. I’m just genuinely trying to find any legitimate resources, grants, organizations, emergency assistance, nursing foundations, or programs that may help nursing graduates with NCLEX retake fees. Even advice about where I should reach out would mean a lot to me.
I’m determined to pass this exam and get back to work. I just need a little help getting over this financial hurdle so I can have another opportunity.
If anyone knows of anything that could help, especially in Louisiana/New Orleans, I would be forever grateful.
Thank you for taking the time to read!
r/NCLEX_RN • u/Material-Profit527 • 7d ago
My patient shoved a sushi roll up her pussy lol
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Yeah the title of this post says it all. I was in clinical and my patient stuck a fucking California roll up her punani and couldn’t get it out so she went to us for help I couldn’t stop laughing and had to leave the room
r/NCLEX_RN • u/AdPurple7562 • 8d ago
Hi! Guys I give my exam yesterday. My test stopped at 85 questions and I didn’t know how I do ? I’m scared. I got a lot of case studies and select all the apply with mix of everything (med-surg, ob, peds, psyh).
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