Published Jul 12, 2008
sweetmya
370 Posts
Why do some of you say this, no test/review could prepare you for the nclex. This is such a discouragement! If this was the case, how do people actually pass the nclex?
If no review could prepare us for the real exam then what am i doing waisting my time doing questions on Saunders. =(
aereo2002
93 Posts
Let me clarify this to you, what people mean is that there is not review that will prepare you for the test, the best way to pass this test is to learn and understand the strategies (like Kaplan, which I strongly recommend) and practice, practice, practice questions using the strategies and reading the rationals.
In the sense of reviewing all nursing school content, impossible. I used kaplan Q-bank and practice around 1400 questions, and passed at 75 in less than 2 hours
Let me clarify this to you, what people mean is that there is not review that will prepare you for the test, the best way to pass this test is to learn and understand the strategies (like Kaplan, which I strongly recommend) and practice, practice, practice questions using the strategies and reading the rationals.In the sense of reviewing all nursing school content, impossible. I used kaplan Q-bank and practice around 1400 questions, and passed at 75 in less than 2 hours
Oh man, so many people have said positive things about Kaplan. It's too expensive and i could never afford it.
Think about how much money you spent in your nursing career, and Kaplan Q-bank is only $299 for 3 month access more than 1000 questions, and the book you can find it over Ebay very cheap, in fact I'm selling mine there with the medication box, and is still like new!
Is extra $299 a lot when comparing to the cost of the nursing program, and the big chances to pass Nclex RN the firs time?:doh:
Think about how much money you spent in your nursing career, and Kaplan Q-bank is only $299 for 3 month access more than 1000 questions, and the book you can find it over Ebay very cheap, in fact I'm selling mine there with the medication box, and is still like new!Is extra $299 a lot when comparing to the cost of the nursing program, and the big chances to pass Nclex RN the firs time?:doh:
Good point!
Wait a min, I thought Kaplan was around $600?? And did u pass ur nclex the first time?
Good point!Wait a min, I thought Kaplan was around $600?? And did u pass ur nclex the first time?
That is if you do the entire program, but I don't think that is neccessary. The Q-bank is only $299 for 1000 questions.
I think with that you'll be ok, plus the cost of the book
That is if you do the entire program, but I don't think that is neccessary. The Q-bank is only $299 for 1000 questions.I think with that you'll be ok, plus the cost of the book
I've sent you a private message.
I went on kaplans web site. http://www.kaplannursing.com/Nursing_Domestic/NCLEX-PN/View-Programs/NS_nclexpn_qbank.html?cid=36042
It says
NCLEX-PN-- Qbank|$109 (USD)
I went on kaplans web site. http://www.kaplannursing.com/Nursing_Domestic/NCLEX-PN/View-Programs/NS_nclexpn_qbank.html?cid=36042It says NCLEX-PN-- Qbank|$109 (USD)
This is for the Practical Nurse license, are you taking the LPN or the RN?
LPN
That's ok. Then it is only $109. But the book is the same for the LPN and the RN as far as content, it changes only on the test. The explanations are the same and if you are planning to become an RN then is better to buy the RN one instead.
BTW I did Kaplan PN Q-bank too, and passed at 85 questions last year when I got my LPN license