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Graduation coming up...help!

I'm in my last semester of the RN program and the days to graduation are flying by. What should I be doing to prepare myself for NCLEX now? Is it worth it to buy extra study tools? I have a couple of NCLEX practice books and my program does ATI testing. Does anyone have any more input?

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    Hi there! Just relax and don't panick. You have enough study materials but you might want to purchase Kaplan RN strategies 2010-11 to help you perfect your crtitical thinking skills( It really helped me to pass my nclex rn exam!). Read your ATI content book or saunders to review content and do 80-100 Q per day of that content you are studying from cds. e.g. reading renal on monday, do 80-100 Q on renal :)

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    Thanks for the info! I feel like I should be studying already, and I sometimes forget I still have so much to do in the program before graduation! How soon after graduation did you take your NCLEX?

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    I graduated may 5 2010. Then I studied from early June till mid August-took the board and passed. But some of my friends took it late July. It all depends when you are ready to take the exam. :cool:

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    Do some reading on the NCLEX forum to get some ideas about how you want to go about this task.

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