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I got mine through my Lippincott Q&A Review book. I really enjoyed it. It wasn't super easy, but it wasn't super difficult as well. I also felt like it taught me more critical thinking than u-world is currently. Hoping that the NCLEX has questions like it. The only reason I didn't buy it instead was because I started to see a few repeat questions, and so I decided I had to move on.
Good luck on test day! I'm still waiting for my auth. to test from Pearson so I can schedule. I LOVE Uworld and I can't stress that enough! The rationales are awesome and I recommend writing them down since you can't copy & paste. I'm also doing the Hurst review and honestly I wish I would have done it even during the program because I love the way everything is explained.
LinBel, ADN, BSN, RN
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Since I graduated mid December, I've been using Prep U (since my school uses it) to study until last week, when I got a trial of Passpoint. Before my trial ended, I was ranging from mastery level 6 - 8.
I tried out U-World because I recently heard of it and wanted something to keep me sharp until Jan. 6 (NCLEX Day!). I take a test and promptly get a 40% score.
Am I even ready for the test? I don't know anymore. I feel like I'm only retaining general knowledge and don't know anything deep enough. Now the test is around the corner and I'm panicking!
I guess I'm asking:
1. Has anyone used any of these sources?
2. What were your scores with these sources before passing NCLEX?
3. Does anyone else feel like they only have surface knowledge?