[doglover1]

I've been reading posts on how people started studying 2 weeks before NCLEX and passed at 75. God love you all! However unfortunately, I'm not built that way even though I have a great GPA, I would be WAY too nervous going in to the test unprepared and would probably bomb it. I don't graduate (RN) until 5/08, but feel the need to begin preparing for NCLEX right now. I want to to Suzanne's plan as it appears that so many have success with the plan. But my question is, when is is TOO early to start? Will it be counterproductive to start this early? What's your thoughts??

[Silverdragon102]

Originally Posted by 2bnursemiller08

I've been reading posts on how people started studying 2 weeks before NCLEX and passed at 75. God love you all! However unfortunately, I'm not built that way even though I have a great GPA, I would be WAY too nervous going in to the test unprepared and would probably bomb it. I don't graduate (RN) until 5/08, but feel the need to begin preparing for NCLEX right now. I want to to Suzanne's plan as it appears that so many have success with the plan. But my question is, when is is TOO early to start? Will it be counterproductive to start this early? What's your thoughts??

Depends on how early you are planning on starting. She usually asks for 45 days once you have completed her first tip and she sends her program out to you. Starting too early may result in forgetting some stuff but cramming doesn't always help either.