kaplan scores

[kim_093089]

hi guys

i was just wondering what scores did you get in the kaplan qbank and question trainers before passing your nclex-rn exam?

thanks a lot! :)

[JohannaR]

Some of the "who would you see first" are very similar to Kaplan and others are fairly easy to pick out the stable patients and eliminate them. Overall, Kaplan did an amazing job preparing me for the NCLEX and you're probably going to walk out of the exam thinking you over prepared (better over than under though, right) lol

That is right. I'm having a really tough time with the who do you see first but I was told to buy the LA Charity. I feel like I'm an overwhelmed and worry ward. Lol. But yes, better over than under.

[willgluck]

Nclex test can be considered as a nice option if you want to enhance your carrier opportunities in nursing. It can surely be difficult for some of us but it’s all about how efficiently to prepare for it. And for its preparations you can Either consider having professional coaching for it which covers most of the steps needed to get prepare for test like these or you can help yourself by getting downloadable books and notes and a hell lot of data needed to prepare for this test.

[jag0820]

Thanks everyone I will be testing tomorrow and have studied Kaplan and been getting 60's on the QT...hopefully I can also say I passed with 75 ?

[kinsella]

hi Kim! are you using the QT trainer already?

I got (QT 1-7) 62, 59, 63,65, 64,66,70

A friend said my scores from kaplan QT were great, she told me that I'm on the passing range based on kaplan's guidelines. So I thought if your scores range from 60 to 65 you'll do good plus always pray and keep the faith! :)

Good luck!! :)

[RN 1975]

since you have used the kaplan nclex-rn review program for help on passing your nclex, was it worth the money? which way did you complete the course; classroom room or virtual classroom? do you think that nursing programs should pay for this in place of the various hesi exams as a final way to prepare their students for taking the nclex-rn? would this be a way for the schools to move their emphasis back to teaching students about nursing and away from passing one test (i.e. hesi)? :)