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NCLEX Tutoring

Does anyone know of tutoring for the NCLEX in the Clarksville or Nashville Tennessee area. I did two reviews for the NCLEX and have been unsuccessful in two attempts. I'm just ready to past this test.

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    Call the Kaplan office in your area. Look online for details.

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    Honestly a tutor can"t be useful to anyone, Just keep on answering questions...I suggest the NCLEX 4000 RN ( it can be DL'd) .. You can pass it just keep positive!

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    I have to agree with the above poster. Take thousands of questions. I imagine I probably took between 5000-10000 questions before the test. I lost count, but I know I did at LEAST 100 questions per day for 30 days.

    Actually, my prep was 100 questions per day, 10 meds per day for 30 days. I often did more, and I started it early. After that, for the next couple of months I'm sure I did at least 50 questions a day.

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    A tutor is not going to do the work for you. If you have attended two reviews, you have been provided the necessary information. It is now up to you to put forth the effort to learn it. Set a date, make a plan, and get going.

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