Help with NCLEX RN style questions ?

Nursing Students NCLEX

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Specializes in Med-Surg, Tele, Outpatient Procedures, ER.

I'm in my last semester of nursing school and seem to be having more trouble with NCLEX style questions than before. Does anyone know of any good programs/books/etc that can help with better test taking with NCLEX style questions ?

thanks so much!

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Kaplan is a good reasource for this. They primarily focus on test taking strategies and how to approach NCLEX style questions.

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I did UWorld. It has thousands of questions from all the subjects. I just sat down and did like a hundred of them a day when I was studying for the NCLEX. It's all NCLEX style questions and they have the best rationales

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Specializes in Mental Health, Maternity & Well-Woman Care.

My school utilized ATI in the final semester of my program. I thought it was a wonderful resource, and honestly believe that it helped me pass the NCLEX-RN. Its rationales were excellent, and the live review following the predictor exam helped me find what areas I needed to work on.

Best!

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My school utilized ATI in the final semester of my program. I thought it was a wonderful resource, and honestly believe that it helped me pass the NCLEX-RN. Its rationales were excellent, and the live review following the predictor exam helped me find what areas I needed to work on.

Best!

Im not sure they can buy ATI separately (as in separate from the nursong program)? They might offer an individual package but I heard it is expensive?

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I highly recommend UWorld.

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Specializes in Mental Health, Maternity & Well-Woman Care.
Im not sure they can buy ATI separately (as in separate from the nursong program)? They might offer an individual package but I heard it is expensive?

Hiya! I never considered that it may not be accessible without the school being involved. Thank you for bringing that up!

I am hearing great things about UWORLD, and I am quite sure that you can register on your own (and the cost is not too much).

Best wishes!

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