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Help Passing

Hi!! I have taken the NCLEX seven times. I have not taken my boards in a year and a half. I needed a break from studying and taking test and the pressure. A part of me says just move on and find another career but like everyone here we worked really hard for our degree. I have taken some review classes but none have been very effective. Any suggestions?

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    What resources are you using to study for the NCLEX? Have you taken any assessment test to see which areas you need to study on?

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    Hello emmy! DOnt give up even though you try many times bec. i heard people that passed in the Tenth try!!

    i myself trying for my 3rd and if you really want to do it there is SO MANY HELP available..and for me i will keep studying until i PASS and DONT GIVE UP..!!!

    I am new here in AN and dont know to much MATERIALs to used too when i a took my EXAM

    and now I LEARNED so much here and i start visits once i got timed so i can get IDEA what to do for my test.

    KEEP you Update! and Let me know hows things! tHANKs!!

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    I have read posts here about people having to take the test more than once and have passed. Maybe you just need to rest for a while to see things in perspective and regain some strength to stand up and try again. Keep on going you'll get there.

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    I think the thing is you have to learn to critically think... if you read my thread you would know I didn't study long. However, I did take my NCLEX a month after I graduated... I think even if you didn't review any of the content and you know the basics and how to critically think the questions through I feel you should be fine... well at least for me... Also my cheat sheet I gathered on this forum helped me TREMENDOUSLY! Like I told other people... had I not memorized my cheat sheet I would have FAILED! I know for sure that it helped me out with at least 40+ questions of the 75 questions I recieved. GL!

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    I think the thing is you have to learn to critically think... if you read my thread you would know I didn't study long. However, I did take my NCLEX a month after I graduated... I think even if you didn't review any of the content and you know the basics and how to critically think the questions through I feel you should be fine... well at least for me... Also my cheat sheet I gathered on this forum helped me TREMENDOUSLY! Like I told other people... had I not memorized my cheat sheet I would have FAILED! I know for sure that it helped me out with at least 40+ questions of the 75 questions I recieved. GL!

    Yes! KOBE i got all your POST here and got so many tips to your INFO..Thanks for that!

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