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Making an Nclex Pn Study Guide...

As a nursing student iv been here on this website reading all the helpful comments everyone has been writing about the nclex, and i want to thank everybody who has given their tips and advice's about preparing for the nclex.....Unfortunately i have taken the Nclex Pn twice and failed .... i studied the Mary Hogan book, iv done Nclex Exam Cram, iv also practiced some questions from the Nclex 3000 website online. i feel so sad that why can't i pass while everybody is passing? am i not smart enough..? after getting myself togethr from failing twice im preparing myself for round 3... i am making a study guide as im preparing myself ... it will take me maybe 2 weeks to complete it ... well that is what i consider complete cause in nursing there's no such end to studying for the nclex and unending notes.

please if anybody has any helpful comments on how they passed?

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    i will be posting my study guide here after i finish(: stay tune

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    That would be awesome, I'm currently studying for the PN, still waiting on the ATT, and so far just reviewing content.

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    You need to create a targeted study plan based upon the results of your candidate performance report. Consult with your school for assistance as they have a vested interest in you passing the NCLEX

    . Clearly your methods were not appropriate for your success. PDA may have been overkill as its intended for RN candidates not PN. Many struggling LPN candidates are overwhelmed by PDA & NCLEX RN prep material

    . You may have used too many different resources which impeded your potential for success.

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