I take the NCLEX PN in three weeks. I'm mainly doing NCLEX PN 3000 questions, which I'm almost done with. I'll be starting the Kaplan QBank tomorrow. I do 200 questions a day and read the rationales. Are these two programs enough for me to pass the NCLEX PN or should I include another source in my study plan? Did any of you that passed the NCLEX just study doing questions or did you read content also? Any tips, suggestions, advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Editorial Team / Admin Silverdragon102, BSN 1 Article; 39,477 Posts Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC. Has 35 years experience. Apr 26, 2010 Do not use too many different materials because things may differ and confuse you.Good luck
LINJOH8571 37 Posts Apr 26, 2010 I agree! Too many different programs would confuse me. I just used saunders and lippencott. I read content too, but only what I figured I was weak in. I read over my hesi remediation as well. Good Luck! You will be successful!!!!!
spongebob6286, BSN, RN 831 Posts Has 7 years experience. Apr 26, 2010 remember, dont memorize, you have to understand. best of luck!
caliotter3 38,333 Posts Apr 26, 2010 Up to you whether you use one resource or four. Most people are successful using one main resource. Good luck.
ohyeahuh 18 Posts May 17, 2010 Thanks everyone for taking the time to reply. I stopped at 85 questions and I feel like I failed. I didn't end up doing Kaplan and just stuck with NCLEX 3000.