Published Dec 8, 2006
blackberry4eva
43 Posts
just thought i'd ask for a future reference!
Christie RN2006
572 Posts
I only had to take it one time, but I have heard of people having to take it up to 7 times! The guy I know that did that is very smart, but he is a horrible test taker. When do you graduate?
hello. i graduate in may of 2008. i have just finished my finals for fundamentals and i am very nervous about my grade. any tips on how i can better grasp the concept in test taking?
EricJRN, MSN, RN
1 Article; 6,683 Posts
Which part gives you the most trouble? You might want to start a new thread on this subject, since the title and first post concern the NCLEX.
go buy a nclex study book and practice, practice, practice!! i did horrible at first when we started doing nclex style questions, but the more i practiced them the better i did. i recommend getting a study book that also comes with a cd with practice tests. make sure that whatever book you get, that it has rationales to why a question is correct/wrong.
augigi, CNS
1,366 Posts
If you don't graduate for a year and a half, I would not even worry about NCLEX at this stage. Practising NCLEX-style questions is a great help for school, but concentrate on learning the subject matter at this point and don't worry about the exam.
The NCLEX study books are normally seperated by subjects. I used mine a lot throughout my last 2 years of nursing school.
fetch33
75 Posts
Once.
That's why I said NCLEX practice questions can be a great tool during school, and that she shouldn't worry about the exam at this point :)
KnoxWarEagle
24 Posts
It took just one time ten years ago. Get one of the NCLEX books and practice, practice. I also took one of those test-prep classes. That really helped and I am a horrible test taker.
Imafloat, BSN, RN
1 Article; 1,289 Posts
Once, 75 questions.
suzy253, RN
3,815 Posts