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I took Hurst Review twice and passed NCLEX on the 1st try. According to Marlene Hurst, you have everything you need right there in her packet to pass. Don't forget all the information included in the 5th day content. Its very helpful. Especially the Mock Nclex exam and the video that accomodates the mock nclex...
I purchased the Hurst Online review while I was still in nursing school to help me with our HESI Exit exam. I passed HESI and once I graduated, continued using HURST to prepare for boards. I pass NCLEX on the first try and seriously new the HURST core content forwards and backwards and could probably even recite it in my sleep. I agree with Marlene, you have to know the core content first.
Good Luck!
I did the Hurst online review, too. It really helped me gain confidence to pass the Hesi exit test at school and then helped me focus in on my weak areas before Boards. I graduated May 21, 2010, and just found out today that I passed Boards. I know without the Hurst review, I would have been totally lost. The Saunders NCLEX-RN review book and disc helped while I was in school, but for Boards, the Hurst really helped me.
Good luck!!
I took Hurst Review and found it very good for core content, but weak on testing strategy. So I'm now studying form the Kaplan NCLEX-RN 2010-2011 edition as well. It's an easy read and gives pretty clear advice on how to figure out the stem question and how to eliminate choices. I also love their priority strategizing. It comes with a CD that has 500 NCLEX sytle questions for more practice. I wish I had given myself a little more time to study. I take the exam tomorrow. Yikes~!
Good luck everyone!!!:redbeathe
I'm glad you started this thread because I'm thinking the same way. I find hurst easy to read, and it does boost your confidence. I have kaplan, saunders Q&A, lacharity, and nclex 4000.
Starbelly- did you have any other comprehensive resources or did you just read hurst and kaplan? good luck with your nclex and let us know how you did!
Sharmi RN-BSN, BSN
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I do have questions for those who took Hurst review after being unsuccessful in the NCLEX-RN exam.
Right now i am studying from Hurst review but i need suggestions from those who already took NCLEX and passed.
Do i need to do content review from any other source rather than Hurst OR it is good to stick with the one as i found Hurst review so informative and easy to understand.