Remar Review... Review??

Hey, I'm using remar review now. the 3 third time for me. Trying something new. I have noticed a difference . I feel more motivated , I'm learning the content in a different way. I'm praying this is the last time.

I am also feeling the same thing.I keep on asking myself is it enough to pass the exam.But i have checked the Remar review fb site and have really awesome testimonials.Are you doing anything additional to Remar review??

I have the remar review, I'm reading the blog, watching the youtube videos, and doing ATI practice tests that we had to do in school. I have a ton of other books that I had purchased prior to remar review but they were so overwhelming, so I'm basically relying on her review. She gives a broad foundation, the in's and out's of what we need to know, and I'm praying that's enough.

I feel the same way and i even emailed her regarding this question and she told me if i really wanted to then i can practice questions from Saunders. But in my opinion Saunders questions are way too easy than the real exam.So i chose Lippincott questions instead of Saunders.I found her review less overwhelming than rest of the review or books.There are days when i feel like this is not enough to pass this exam.Anyways, thank you so much for replying back.

Good luck!!

For those that are using or have used Remar Review. Did you find it helpful for content or things you didn't know? Has anyone taken the exam? Did you pass or fail?

Insight please. :)

I am using remar review but I haven't tested yet. I'm testing on August 29. I am a retaker so no matter what I do, I don't feel prepared.

Can you please tell us how you felt when you took the exam today after taking the REMAR REVIEW package? Did the REMAR help? Were you able to answer the question without hesitation? Would you recommend REMAR to other FUTURE RN? The reason why I am asking so many questions because I took KAPLAN and it did not work out for me. Right now I am taking HURST REVIEW but I feel it's not enough because when I go and answer NCLEX questions. I find myself going back to Saunders to get a better understanding or she did not go over that particular disorder.

During exam day, I felt very prepared. Each question that was presented, with a very small exception of one or two, I knew from the information in the remar review. Yes. The review helped and I would highly recommend it. I didn't pay for other expensive reviews but I had purchased multiple review books, like nclex made incredibly easy, etc., and they were all overwhelming with the exhausting amount of information that you feel like you have to remember, yet never will. Remar review is basically only what you need to know for the test. It's not everything in between and things you might see but probably not. On nclex, the options presented to me were the same options as remar review presented. It's very streamlined to only be the information that you absolutely need which is why I think it works so well.

Thank you so much for replying back. One more question how many hours did you study to prepare for NCLEX using REMAR? Again, I thank you for replying back and have a GREAT day.

I am grateful for the remar review as I will be purchasing the self study. Thanks for the posts!