Hello fellow nursing students... I am preparing to take the NCLEX for the 3rd time on Aug 20. For the second exam I used HURST, it was a great review and I am currently using their remediation. Basically this is going over everything again plus having almost 900 questions to answer on the same materials. I'm finding it very difficult to keep going over the same stuff, day after day. I have used other question banks but mostly have stuck with HURST. I recently read several posts where people have raved about the 3 wk NCSBN program. If anyone has taken Hurst and taken NCSBN's program I would love some imput. What is different about NCSBN? Did it help you pass the NCLEX RN or would you have done so just with the Hurst? Thanks for your help!
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Hello fellow nursing students... I am preparing to take the NCLEX for the 3rd time on Aug 20. For the second exam I used HURST, it was a great review and I am currently using their remediation. Basically this is going over everything again plus having almost 900 questions to answer on the same materials. I'm finding it very difficult to keep going over the same stuff, day after day. I have used other question banks but mostly have stuck with HURST. I recently read several posts where people have raved about the 3 wk NCSBN program. If anyone has taken Hurst and taken NCSBN's program I would love some imput. What is different about NCSBN? Did it help you pass the NCLEX RN or would you have done so just with the Hurst? Thanks for your help!