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Hurst Review 2014

Hello all.

I just made a purchase today for the Hurst Review online package for NCLEX-PN. I've seen a very high success rate using this review and it's been recommended for me if I needed to brush up on content. I graduated June '12 and I have failed twice both times using Saunders. I figured it was time to change it up and finally do something different. I was using Remar Review but I didn't feel like it was enough. I needed something I feel like will totally prepare me, and though I know you will never feel 100% prepared for the NCLEX, I figured the Hurst Review would be the best fit for me.

  • Any tips for those who have used Hurst Review already?
  • How was your study plan?
  • Did you use other sources for questions or Hurst only?
  • How long did you use Hurst before testing since there is only a 90 day access?

I would appreciate the feedback for your experience using Hurst. Thank you! :inlove:

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    Any tips for those who have used Hurst Review already? Master the contents, discuss it to yourself.

    How was your study plan? Watch video in the morning. In the afternoon I discuss it to myself while finding more info about the system/topic that I watched , practice question about a certain system/topic at night. Two weeks prior to test, I was practicing prioritization&delegation questions while brushing up my contents.

    Did you use other sources for questions or Hurst only?yes. I used Saunders and PDA by Lacharity

    How long did you use Hurst before testing since there is only a 90 day access? a month.

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    I just got the hurst review too...maybe we can study together. I am unsure on how to use it too :(

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    I first went through all of the videos to fill out my lecture notes. Now I'm going back through my notes, breaking it down by 1-2 topics a day. The topics I had the most trouble with I find myself watching maybe 2 or 3 times like for example: (Cardiac, Endocrine, F&E). I spend about 2-3 hours with Hurst. Make sure you know your content "without a doubt or hesitation". If you need more help or have any questions, email me - [email protected]

    Hope that helps. :)

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    It helped me, good luck!

    fellow California RN

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    It helped me, good luck!

    fellow California RN

    Thank you! :)

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    But I also used nclex4000 .... I did questions from it every day and it made the questions on nclex seem easier then what was on nclex4000.

    fellow California RN

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    But I also used nclex4000 .... I did questions from it every day and it made the questions on nclex seem easier then what was on nclex4000.

    fellow California RN

    Oh wow that's amazing. I'm using Kaplan Qbank for questions. I hope to feel the same way that the questions were easier on NCLEX! Lol.

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