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Good Pop Up!

Hello! Took my NCLEX this morning, finished with 75 questions and got the good pop up! I started studying after I finished classes last month (so about 5 weeks of studying) and did the entire Lippincott book (well I didn't finish all the comp exams at the back of the book, only had time for 3 of those).

I seriously hope the good pop up is accurate!!!!

Good luck to everyone else!!!!!

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Congrats! Any tips to share? Also do you think the Lipincott book was a big help?

I also used the lippincott book. I only did the comprehensive exams and thought they were a huge help. I had a couple questions that were about diseases I had never heard of, but had seen in the lippincott questions. I passed in 75 questions, 51 minutes, on my first try. :)

Congrats! I'll be taking my NCLEX next week and Im also using the lippincott book but Im not sure if I can finish it. Should I just answer the comprehensive exams? What do you think? Thanks.

I also used the lippincott book. I only did the comprehensive exams and thought they were a huge help. I had a couple questions that were about diseases I had never heard of, but had seen in the lippincott questions. I passed in 75 questions, 51 minutes, on my first try. :)

So would you recommend in only doing only the comprehensive exams?

What Lippincott book did you use?

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I think just doing the comp exams should be plenty!!

I used the newest edition ( published April this year) and its just the Q&A book :-)

Thanks & CONGRATULATIONS again

Ok thanks and congrats again! :)

I recommend just doing the comprehensive tests unless there's something specific you're unclear on. Otherwise you're just going to waste time studying things that you already know.

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