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HELP?!! What materials worked for you to pass the 2011 NCLEX?

I will be graduating in May and will be taking me NCLEX a month after graduating. It'll be here before I know it, I can't believe it!! I want to know what books or anything else people have been reviewing. I have done a live study session that I payed about $300 and I still don't feel confident with all the material yet. Let me know what materials worked for you. Anything helps thank you!! Blessings!

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People have found Exam Cram, Lacharity questions, and NCLEX 3500 questions to be helpful.....the key is to keep doing questions. I've done a couple thousand already and they have gotten so much easier just through practice. Also reading every rational has taught me a ton as well. I haven't taken my NCLEX yet -- just what I have experienced thus far and from what I read on here.

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Most people are successful using Saunders Comprehensive Review, the Linda LaCharity book on prioritization, and the Kaplan review book for test strategies.

yea what they said, have fun studying!

l used saunders comprehensive review. people also used kaplan, exam cram. good luck

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