NCLEX study programs

[Zordon]

Whattup guys, I just recently received my results for my nclex-rn test and I've failed for the second time at 265 questions. Both my results say that I reached near the passing line in every category. I was wondering about other nclex study programs out there, besides Kaplan. I tried Kaplan the last time, and I was wondering if you guys could recommend me some other ones. Thanks.

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

Sorry to hear, Have you not considered Suzanne's plan?

[lovintheOR]

Hey, I just finished the Hurst Review. I'm not sure if it is available everywhere...I took it in Indiana. Check it out at hurstreview.com. It was awesome! The girl that did the lectures was an RN and she actually reviewed the content, not just test taking strategies. If you feel like you need a review of the info Hurst will help. They have a 98% passing rate, and you can take it as many times as you want. I think it really helped me, but I'll know for sure when I take the NCLEX..I hope this can help you.

[lovintheOR]

Lots of people in here say that Suzanne's plan really helped...the only reason I did not do it is because I didn't have the amount of time available that she suggested. Maybe you should try it!

[gwafuh_rn, BSN, RN]

try doing suzannes plan.

[nana724]

hello i am new to the board what is suzys plan?

[lovintheOR]

Suzanne's plan is on here...when you click on NCLEX discussion you will see it at the top: 2008 Suzanne's first tip. Make sure you read her requirements and do exactly what she says if you would like to try that. It isn't hard to find the requirements. Just click on her first tip and see what you can find from there.

[Zordon]

Thanks for the responses... Suzanne's plan looks like the right way to go, so I'll try it out.

Oh yea, lovintheOR, I checked out that HurstReview website... It turns out the closest review to where I'm living is like a 2 and a half hour drive without traffic... I prolly woulda tried it out if it was closer.