NCLEX-RN May 28

Congratulations!!!!Can you share me some tips

Just got home from sitting for my RN-NCLEX! My test shut off at 75 questions and I got the good pop-up! Feeling very relieved.

I've been lurking here every hour, seems like, for the past 2 weeks since I scheduled the exam. Just want to say thanks and good luck to you all!

CONGRATULATIONS. care to share how you prepared for the exam and how was your experience. would appreciate hearing from your stories

Conratulations!!!!

Conratulations!!!!

hi yel.. are u done with nclex already?

:yeah:Congrats!

Congratulations!!

Thanks! I studied for two weeks, using Saunders Q&A, the 2012-2013 Kaplan Strategies, Practice, and Review, LaCharity's Priority, Delegation, and Assessment, and I also bought the 3-week access to the NCSBN. I wouldn't recommend the NCSBN. Of all, I think Kaplan was probably the best as far as similarity to the actual exam, but nothing was really similar.

One thing that surprised me was that I found some of the NCLEX wording to be strange. Like, I had to really think about the question to get what they were asking--and I have a previous degree in English!

I studied between 1-6 hours per day, depending. I started orienting for my new job last week, so those days were just waking up early and doing a 25 question practice test.

My best advice is to brush up on a generalized overview of med-surg content, then do practice questions!

what is the good pop up?

Congrats! I am sitting in 5 weeks and am nervous. What did you find helpful to study?

@lloi I WISH!! Hahaha I'm waiting on my ATT number; which seems like its been forever! What about yourself?

Thanks! I studied for two weeks, using Saunders Q&A, the 2012-2013 Kaplan Strategies, Practice, and Review, LaCharity's Priority, Delegation, and Assessment, and I also bought the 3-week access to the NCSBN. I wouldn't recommend the NCSBN. Of all, I think Kaplan was probably the best as far as similarity to the actual exam, but nothing was really similar.

One thing that surprised me was that I found some of the NCLEX wording to be strange. Like, I had to really think about the question to get what they were asking--and I have a previous degree in English!

I studied between 1-6 hours per day, depending. I started orienting for my new job last week, so those days were just waking up early and doing a 25 question practice test.

My best advice is to brush up on a generalized overview of med-surg content, then do practice questions!

Lol. Yes and nclex likes using deep vocabularies!