NCLEX-RN Advice????

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Specializes in Critical Care Float - ICU / ED / PACU.

Hello,

I'm graduating nursing school this week - and just mailed in my application to take the dreaded NCLEX!!!!!!

Any advice or words of wisdom for studying????

I'm not going to be able to do the review courses - it seems like they all run in the several hundreds of dollars price range and I'm tapped out when it comes to cash these days......:uhoh21:

I'm getting pretty nervous right about now!!

I moved your post to the NCLEX Discussion Forum so that you get more responses. Do you have any NCLEX review materials right now?

Specializes in New RN in Med-surge.

i would check the sticky at top of thread new revised first tip of suzanne's plan. alot of people have passed with her plan research it and all you need is one book with the cd about 40$ for the book with the cd.

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Specializes in Critical Care Float - ICU / ED / PACU.

Thanks to both of you for the info.

Right now I've been using the mosby's review book. But i guess i need to go out and buy the newest version since the format changed this year....

This is so nerve-racking!!!:uhoh3:

Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

Sure you will do fine. Make sure you set set times to study and try not to get distracted or move the times about. Good luck

have you tried RN Quiz.com they have a money back program if you dont pass the first time..they give you online tutorials and quizzes for only $49.99..im was looking into it myself and im currently doing Saunders and some cd's!!! i cant wait for this to be over!!!:o

Go to barnes and noble and get the kaplan stratiges book...

did that work for you?

I think between the kaplan book, course and stratiges book it all help...that was all I used for the 3rd exam and it paid off...

Specializes in ICU, SDU, OR, RR, Ortho, Hospice RN.

Head down butt up and study study AND study some more.. oh you can come up to breathe every now and then.

Good luck hon I am sure you will do just fine. :)

Specializes in NICU.

I used Saunders to study, that was all I used for a couple months leading up to the NCLEX. Then just a week or two before I took the NCLEX, I did some of the MosbyCAT tests to help get me familiar with the way the CAT works.

But honestly, nothing could have prepared me for it.

Good luck to you!

Specializes in Critical Care Float - ICU / ED / PACU.

Thanks guys,

I'm really going to dig in after my graduation ceremony this friday! :idea:

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