I attended the live review...it is the same as what is online. This was my second time taking nclex-rn. I attended the class, spent a few days reviewing the book to refresh, then I did questions on cd's. Hurst doesn't really think you should spend time answering q's b/c they think you should know the content, but if you only do their book and their q's...that's not enough. I did manage to pass last Tuesday, but my test didn't really apply to that review! You have to get the content down, but you need to practice sitting in front of the computer and getting in that frame of mind. I highly suggest reading over your Hurst material and knowing it, do their q's they provide esp. prioritization, triage, and maternity prioritization. Then, get out a good cd the week before the test and do the areas you are weak in, but mostly do med-surg, management, prioritization, alternate formate, and pharmacology. That's what I did. There is no way you can learn every drug, but by practicing those types of q's will help. So, once you have that content down, move on and do some practice q's. Don't get all upset if you don't score well on the q's. esp. the ones made by Hurst. You will do fine. Stay positive and good luck. You can do it.