NCSBN review

Tinkx RN · May 30, 2015

I am also wondering the same thing but since the people that write the NCLEX is part of the NCSBN review course, at least I am assuming so, I am going to take it plus it's only like $50 compare to other reviews that is $300 and up. I think its just mostly content review, which I need, so hopefully it is a worth it...

LadyFree28, BSN, LPN, RN · May 30, 2015

The NCSBN-delivered by the makers of the NCLEX-is a comprehensive review that includes depth of subjects, NCLEX-style questions, reviews and rationales with sources if you don't understand the rationales.

I found it to be a helpful resource and knew about 30% of my class to use it as a sole source to study and pass the first time.

I used it soley for questions and enjoyed that the ability to have a source to review rationales from; I also had questions similar to the NCSBN on my NCLEX.

BSN<RN · May 31, 2015

I found it to be very worthwhile. Yes, It is a lot of content, but it includes helpful tips and each module comes with related questions. There are about 1500 questions to do and they reset after you're done so you can do them over and over again.

Karaa · Jun 1, 2015

Thank you all for the comments, I think I'll have to give it a try!

darien · Jun 2, 2015

Great resourse! Saunders rationals I found to be more in depth and easier to understand. Although, kaplan and their questions are more difficult which is what you need in order to pass. Questions that are of the passing level of difficulty.