Excell Nursing Review

Hey I know how you feel...my studying is going alright, but at times after practicing answering questions and seeing my results, I feel like I don't know anything...the study materials I have used are, completed kaplan qbank, did a few exams from the Saunders 5th edition cd-rom but not all, finished chapters 1-18 PDA lacharity, and now just started using the nclex rn 3500 alternate format questions that everyone has been suggesting for SATA questions. I will be taking my exam the 25th of March, which is next Mon, and I am terrified, ha. This will be my second attempt, so I am being as positive as I can. GOODLUCK to you![/quote']

Good luck to you. Just read each question slowly, identify the stem and careful ready what is asking then use the ncbsn tips narrow down into 2. What I did before my exam start or my click start I wrote all normal values in the white board, fvd and fve, hypo and hyperthyroid and etc.

Thank you mayjoyarceo.

Your welcome.

The Excell review was the best investment I ever made! I finally pass nclex the third time after attending excell. The thing I like about excell is it is the longest comprehensive review course I found. Its an 8 day review course and they go over the major topics, it helped me fill in holes in my knowledge that I miss in nursing school. THe review helped me understand topics a lot better as well. Also, it was entertaining and fun to listen besides psych lol. If anyone is looking for a comprehensive review course, I def. recommend excell. I know there are a lot of other review courses, so you just need to find what suits you the best. I chose excell through the recommendation of a friend. I also used NCSBN along with excell to test my knowledge. I felt both of these reviews was why I finally pass nclex the third time. My previous attempts I used kaplan and hurst. If anyone has any questions, just message me :).

The Excell review was the best investment I ever made! I finally pass nclex the third time after attending excell. The thing I like about excell is it is the longest comprehensive review course I found. Its an 8 day review course and they go over the major topics it helped me fill in holes in my knowledge that I miss in nursing school. THe review helped me understand topics a lot better as well. Also, it was entertaining and fun to listen besides psych lol. If anyone is looking for a comprehensive review course, I def. recommend excell. I know there are a lot of other review courses, so you just need to find what suits you the best. I chose excell through the recommendation of a friend. I also used NCSBN along with excell to test my knowledge. I felt both of these reviews was why I finally pass nclex the third time. My previous attempts I used kaplan and hurst. If anyone has any questions, just message me :).[/quote']

I do agree. I attended excel review here in Cali. Il recommend it 100%. I just passed my nclex-pn.

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The Excell review was the best investment I ever made! I finally pass nclex the third time after attending excell. The thing I like about excell is it is the longest comprehensive review course I found. Its an 8 day review course and they go over the major topics it helped me fill in holes in my knowledge that I miss in nursing school. THe review helped me understand topics a lot better as well. Also, it was entertaining and fun to listen besides psych lol. If anyone is looking for a comprehensive review course, I def. recommend excell. I know there are a lot of other review courses, so you just need to find what suits you the best. I chose excell through the recommendation of a friend. I also used NCSBN along with excell to test my knowledge. I felt both of these reviews was why I finally pass nclex the third time. My previous attempts I used kaplan and hurst. If anyone has any questions, just message me :).[/quote']

well recommended.. finally heard fr someone who undergone excell compre review. quite expensive but worth it

The Excell review was the best investment I ever made! I finally pass nclex the third time after attending excell. The thing I like about excell is it is the longest comprehensive review course I found. Its an 8 day review course and they go over the major topics, it helped me fill in holes in my knowledge that I miss in nursing school. THe review helped me understand topics a lot better as well. Also, it was entertaining and fun to listen besides psych lol. If anyone is looking for a comprehensive review course, I def. recommend excell. I know there are a lot of other review courses, so you just need to find what suits you the best. I chose excell through the recommendation of a friend. I also used NCSBN along with excell to test my knowledge. I felt both of these reviews was why I finally pass nclex the third time. My previous attempts I used kaplan and hurst. If anyone has any questions, just message me :).

Hi Kknurse1284! I'm enrolled for the upcoming Excell review but I feel torn between all of the nclex resources. I'm not sure what suits me. I'm like you, a friend recommended Excell and I feel like I'm going blindly into it with not knowing what they are all about. I'm just barely starting to review since I just finished nursing school and I want to take boards soon since things are fresh in my mind. I'm just worried with the updated nclex the level of difficulty of the questions are higher(meaning the critically thinking part is crucial). What do you feel like was the difference between your reviewing techniques with Hurst, Kaplan, and Excell? Plus any tips on how you created your study plan on passing board?

Hi Kknurse1284! I'm enrolled for the upcoming Excell review but I feel torn between all of the nclex resources. I'm not sure what suits me. I'm like you, a friend recommended Excell and I feel like I'm going blindly into it with not knowing what they are all about. I'm just barely starting to review since I just finished nursing school and I want to take boards soon since things are fresh in my mind. I'm just worried with the updated nclex the level of difficulty of the questions are higher(meaning the critically thinking part is crucial). What do you feel like was the difference between your reviewing techniques with Hurst, Kaplan, and Excell? Plus any tips on how you created your study plan on passing board?

Hi Misdems,

are you taking Excell Review at Calif or Las Vegas ?

took the excell review last march and i could say its good esp the med-surg the instructor really makes it so easy to understand the disease condition.. goodluck and God bless!

hello do you recommend to practice q&a and read nclex comprehensive book before attending the EXCELL review? i am graduated in philippines and have taken the NCLEX rn exam 2x and failed i will be repeating the exam again this year.. i'm thinking of enrolling in Excell nursing review and i also would like to asked you what books did you use for reviewing and what are the schedule? i really need to find time on reading thank you!

Hello...

I am planning on taking the Excell Review. Do they give you any handouts or ppts?

Whos going to the excellcnursing review coming up on april 3-11 in south San Francisco?