NCLEX REVIEW in LA area (artesia)

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hi everyone. just wanted to share to all my nclex experience. took kaplan review at first but all they had were bunch of practice questions. the intructor would only answer your question pertaining to the question that you are answering. the instructor said that they cannot explain or answer other questions. you just have to read about it. took nclex and failed. a friend of mine recommended AMERICA HEALTHWAYS EDUCATION. the instructor would explain all the questions that you have and if he doesn't know it, he would go out of his way and find out about your question! its a 7 days refresher course. he goes over almost everything that you've learned (or not) in nursing school and maybe more! haha... this course helped me a lot on my next take and learned a LOT more than what i knew when i took it the first time! i am now an RN and is on the next level of difficulties...looking for a job! good luck to everyone!:up:

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I pass my nclex rn , now im making this testimonial because i wanna help and give idea to those people who are taking nclex and have a hard time passing there exam. i my self had a hard time studying my nclex rn exam but im thankful that i found this review center in the net and to tell you the truth before i enrolled i was so skeptical about it but i enrolled n try.. im glad that i did and i was happy to be part of the AHEC family.. i recommend you to go to AHEC because they offer a good environment, live interactive n they will enhance your skills to be ready for the exam, they also offer a tutorial service to get you more prepare and the instructor will tell you if u are ready or not to take the test. for me this really help me and give me confident in taking my exam. i also recommend you to make AHEC your first choice, before trying anything else, there's a lot of us went to diff review center and still have no luck but when were in AHEC we finally achieve what we want obviously by getting our REGISTERED NURSE license. i believe that review center only guides you on how to attain your goal,but its impossible if you don't work hard for it. thank you for reading. GOD bless in your exam and never stop believing n keep praying that eventually u will reach your goal!

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You hit it right on the head karenjoy17!! I had been looking for a comprehensive review course cuz I graduated 6yrs ago. AHE really has a good template for reviewing and it has helped me tremendously! I needed the extended/unlimited course too because I just needed more time!

I had to really put in the hard work to organize, plan, and study for many hours to reach my goal! It's by God's Grace that I found this great course! I especially liked the family atmosphere and the eagerness of the instructor to help you understand forgotten concepts!

Their template in passing is real, tangible, and provides success for people who graduated a long time ago like myself, or from foreign schools, or those who need a very comprehensive review!

Good Luck to all you who strive to better yourself beginning with getting your RN Badge!

~Marcos

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Hello! Thank You AHE! AHE has tremendously helped me PASS my RN boards! Took the one month review in September and passed in December! I have been out of school and really needed a refresher course, but there weren't many in San Diego. I found AHE through allnurses(Thank You allnurses) & the rest is history! I did Kaplan, but felt I needed to grasp more on content. AHE's content gave me more of a clear understanding that allowed me to apply what I have learned & helped me gain more confidence in myself. Their notes & visuals were easier for me to follow. I read that binder backwards & forwards until I was ready to take my exam. I also did questions from Saunders & the Lacharity book. Studied looooong hours everyday at the library or coffee shops. Brought my notes everywhere I went & studied, studied, studied, posted notes on my closet, & prayed!! Good luck to everyone studying, we are all in the same boat, YOU are NOT alone, believe in yourself & YOU will PASS! ~ SD RN#1

AHE also worked for me! I took my one month review in August and passed in December! It was a great Christmas gift! I was referred to AHE from another friend who passed from San Diego, CA. So, I decided to sign up and did the commute from San Diego, CA and made arrangements attend the review in Artesia, CA. AHE was structured with thorough nursing content that I needed to refresh on. As we reviewed the different systems, the visual aids and the review of pathophysiology helped me most. I took Kaplan but, it did not work for me because it focused more on how to answer questions. However, AHE focused on content which helped me better answer questions. In addition, I studied with Saunders, Lacharity, and NCSBN, where I tried to do at least 100 questions per day. Had to study in the library or a quiet place and read daily devotionals before studying. Thank you so much AHE for giving me the courage and the confidence to know that I can pass NCLEX!

Pray and study and keep a positive attitude that "I can do all things through Him who gives me strength" ~Philippians 4:13

All the best,

SD RN #2

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Hello! Thank You AHE! AHE has tremendously helped me PASS my RN boards! Took the one month review in September and passed in December! I have been out of school and really needed a refresher course, but there weren't many in San Diego. I found AHE through allnurses(Thank You allnurses) & the rest is history! I did Kaplan, but felt I needed to grasp more on content. AHE's content gave me more of a clear understanding that allowed me to apply what I have learned & helped me gain more confidence in myself. Their notes & visuals were easier for me to follow. I read that binder backwards & forwards until I was ready to take my exam. I also did questions from Saunders & the Lacharity book. Studied looooong hours everyday at the library or coffee shops. Brought my notes everywhere I went & studied, studied, studied, posted notes on my closet, & prayed!! Good luck to everyone studying, we are all in the same boat, YOU are NOT alone, believe in yourself & YOU will PASS! ~ SD RN#1

AHE also worked for me! I took my one month review in August and passed in December! It was a great Christmas gift! I was referred to AHE from another friend who passed from San Diego, CA. So, I decided to sign up and did the commute from San Diego, CA and made arrangements attend the review in Artesia, CA. AHE was structured with thorough nursing content that I needed to refresh on. As we reviewed the different systems, the visual aids and the review of pathophysiology helped me most. I took Kaplan but, it did not work for me because it focused more on how to answer questions. However, AHE focused on content which helped me better answer questions. In addition, I studied with Saunders, Lacharity, and NCSBN, where I tried to do at least 100 questions per day. Had to study in the library or a quiet place and read daily devotionals before studying. Thank you so much AHE for giving me the courage and the confidence to know that I can pass NCLEX!

Pray and study and keep a positive attitude that "I can do all things through Him who gives me strength" ~Philippians 4:13

All the best,

SD RN #2

Hello? Im planning to take this review also, can you PM me some more information please. Thanks a lot

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I graduated from the Philippines back in 2010. I filed for my NCLEx January 2011 and got the eligibility around March and by the time I got it, I felt that I needed review and refreshment of my nursing knowledge. Then I searched for the nearest classroom base lecture around, hence I found America Healthways. with America Healthways you have an option to get the unlimited and the 7-day review. You can ask them for further info regarding their program because in my case, I only took the 7-day review program last April 2011. Upon registration, you'll be receiving their review materials and assessment tools ahead of time even before classes begin.The review for me was very informative and the instructor has his style for you to remember important things relevant for the exam. They'll teach you ways to review on your own. Tell you your weakness and assess you further if you're ready or not. I took the exam May 2011 but I failed on my first take. I was very aggressive that I only reviewed and prepared for less than a month. I never gave up, I popped out all my materials again, reviewed and when I decided to take the exam again, I did what the instructor said to answer as many practice questions I can, so I did. Now, I am in the roster of the Board of Registered Nursing as a Registered Nurse of California. :)

So, are you looking for a place to review? Do you want to overcome NCLEx-RN? Then, you better get yourself moving and register with AMERICA HEALTHWAYS.

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