Failed nclex, pls help me if you passed Nclex in 2015

[ang1]

Hello, I am writing this with a heavy heart as i found out that i may have failed Nclex the second time. I did the pearsonvue trick and it took my $200 so i did not get the good pop. I am thinking of doing the hurst review and kaplan but am not financial able to to because I just had a baby and i had to spent so much money out of pocket because my insurance would not cover most of the hospital bill. I was wondering if there is anyone out there that has taken any nclex prep that can help me, I would appreciate any help i can get, from study materials to study schedule. Also I would appreciate if anyone that has taken hurst review, kaplan etc can email me at [email protected]. I am at a cross road and i need help!!! Thanks

[mkcab]

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[Heismystrength]

Hey KSSTURDI, so is the ATI and the Kaplan the only content you studied? And how was your plan of studying for the NCLEX? I have heard many schools had the ATI during their program, but our college did not!! And many of my classmates are struggling with the NCLEX. I am an older student and feel this is quite a bit of a heavier burden than I anticipated. I am very much so a big stresser so I am also looking for helpful studying strategies. Thanks in Advance and congratulations !!! I long to be able to say those exact words "I passed my NCLEX":D

[jjcm]

Hello, all! I will be taking my NCLEX for the second time in two weeks and I was wondering if any of you had a good experience with U world and Kaplan? Currently, I'm using only Kaplan and U world. My scores in U world averages at 54%, and I feel like the rationales are very detailed. It also makes Kaplan questions much easier in my opinion because I did QT 4 and 5 and scored 64.7% on both, which they say give you 95% chance of passing. I'm super anxious about this time again so I wanted to know if any of you had any tips to help me pass and finally be an RN! I appreciate it.