nclex-rn notes

[jacobs]

Hello

I will be retaking the nclex-rn for the 4th time I have used saunders nclex kaplan etc. Any tips or notes anyone would like to share would greatly be appreciated. Thank you

[sirI, MSN, APRN, NP]

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[youcanrn]

Tried to reply with private message but due to this site restrictions i couldnt find another way to reply except on uour thread anyways here is my reply :

Thanks so much! I know kaplan isnt for everybody, so definitely find whats best for you. I think before you purchase see which area your weak in so you can focus more on that. The reason kaplan worked for me is that i find that i had the knowledge ( because i read saunders) but i wasnt grasping the concept of critical thinking. You can do many many questions but if your just answering them but not really thinking about them theres a 75% chance of not getting the answer. But if you need brushing up on both i would go with the nscbn + the youtube channels I've mention for more information. But from my experience the closest questions were ncsbn because they make the questions for nclex aswell! Also uworld since when your taking the questions it looks just like that format on the nclex and more detailed rationales. However the knly down side for nsbn is that they let you take only 10 questions at a time not like uworld where you can do straight 75 questions.