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studying really helpts a lot.
My friend who failed has not changed one bit. She is still meeting friends for lunch, and found a job working at a home goods store.
She doesn't have any kids, and just lives with her husband.
we all have responsabilities, I have a baby, I have a husband, I had a job working as an assistant while I was studying for boards. And I did it.
I gave up a lot, I hardly spent time with my husband, I didn't go to the mall or movies... nothing that I concider fun... I spent every minute I could studying. The only days that I took off was when I went to work because I would come home tired.
while the baby slept during the day and night I would study.
sometimes when I could I would drop the baby off at my mom's and I would go to the kaplan center and stay there untill I met my daily "quota" of questions or reading.
I also made a check list.
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labrador4122, RN
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KAPLAN COMPLETE LIVE LECTURE COURSE WAS MY MAIN STUDY FOR MY NCLEX-RN. I PASSED THE FIRST TIME WITH 75Q AND I THOUGHT I FAILED FOR SURE... BUT I DIDN'T!!
In addition to kaplan, I also reviewed these books:
I studied for 3 months because I wanted to make sure I did everything to pass the first time around. The test is way too expensive for me to be taking it more than once. Specially here in FL.
I suggest studying for at least 5 hours everyday, no matter what the day is. Schedule your study time, and don't make other plans during your study time.
Good luck everyone! do your best!
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