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I used the NCLEX Review 3500 program, I was averaging in the 60's. Funny thing is, after doing it more, my scores gradually decreased. It got to the point where studying more was a detriment.
I also used an online program that my friend payed for, again, I was in the 60's. He passed while he was in the 60's and I was just slightly lower than him. After that, I just signed up and took it without much more studying and passed.
I used the NCLEX Review 3500 program, I was averaging in the 60's. Funny thing is, after doing it more, my scores gradually decreased. It got to the point where studying more was a detriment.I also used an online program that my friend payed for, again, I was in the 60's. He passed while he was in the 60's and I was just slightly lower than him. After that, I just signed up and took it without much more studying and passed.
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Sharing user names and passwords can get one into quite a bit of trouble with the owner of the site.
Much has already been posted about this, refer to the sticky at the top of this forum. Same holds true for other sites, as it does for Kaplan.
Makikay_rx
167 Posts
hello everyone...
ill be taking my nclex rn exam this coming aug 11...and i feel so scared:sniff: and not confident huhu...i already finish reading the saunders, i had Q/A for lippincott the 3500,also the innovative style,,i did kaplan trainer (average from 55%-70%),ncsbn and saunders q/a....but why is it i feel im lacking...what else should i do??? please help!!