
Alright, so I'm officially an LPN, and it's just a stepping stone to where I want to be, but I just found out today that I passed my boards. What a terrifying experience. Apparently you don't have to know anything about nursing to pass the NCLEX. You just have to look at the answers and decide which one seems like it could potentially be the answer to the question asked above, despite the fact that you have little idea what the question is asking. Or you could convince yourself that "B" is more fitting than "A" because you chose "A" last time. Or you could just ask yourself, "what would Jesus do with this question?" This was my approach and it worked so maybe I should write a book on "how to pass the NCLEX." I think it would be a best seller.


