I passed the nclex!!! finally!!!!

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I want to thank all my fellow nurses for all your help and encouragement. I"m on this site daily and this site has definitely been a blessing to me in more ways than one.

After taking the NCLEX five times, I finally passed!!!!!!!!!!!!! And PVT worked every time!!!! I was in disbelieve when I got the good pop-up. If anyone needs any help or encouragement please feel free to inbox me! When I studied for the NCLEX this time around I used a combination of hurst, kaplan, and saunders. I went through each system and did questions on the specific system. If your on facebook join the nurseproject group, it is awesome! There's also a study guide on there different from the one floating around on here that is extemely helpful (it's 95 pages!) and its in the files section. Best wishes to all those studying for the NCLEX. Remember to believe in yourself and trust in God no matter what. There is a season for everything and everything happens for a reason. Be encourage and NEVER give up!!

PS. I take NCLEX 8/7. If you could provide advice on focus areas to study based on what you had on NCLEX (ie. systems/diseases/treatments/etc.) that would be helpful. How would you describe NCLEX q's - like Kaplan or? Tysm again!!

Sorry for the late reply and thank you!! So, I used Saunders only for topics I didnt understand. Read the first few chapters (issues in nursing)! I got a lot of leadership type questions and negligence etc. To study, I did kaplan questions everyday and then each day watched one topic on hurst. Reviewed it in Saunders the topics I didn't understand then did questions on that system on nclex 3500(forgot to mention that). The 95 page study guide I mention is broken up into systems and I used that as well. So my advise is focus on each system and understand them. It make take you more than a few days to learn a system but keep reviewing it. Teach it to yourself and even when your not studying go over it in your head. This is what help me. Hope this helps. Kaplan questions were the closest to the nclex in my opinion

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wow!.what a relieved.with all sleepless night reviewing answering too manyand kilometric questions,you master already the details in NCLEX.Definitely you will be good RN who will practice safe and effective to patients.Perseverance and enthuthiastic proves your ability that there is no impossible in achieving highest and Optimus goal in life.Congratulations!!!God bless you.

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congrats RN. God is good..!

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What is the 95 page study guide that everyone is talking about? I Know the one with 35 pages that was a pdf document and it was pretty good. If anyone can pm me I would be happy. [email protected]
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Specializes in Critical Care, ED, Cath lab, CTPAC,Trauma.

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Hi, nurseratchetny.. I want to say congrats ! You work very hard to get RN title. :)

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