NEED HELP... questions or review book?!?!

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So i'll be taking my NCLEX RN for the second time coming soon *awaiting for my ATT number. I feel i have been very unorganized due to stress and im looking for some advice. I feel my problem is im one who needs more content review due to being out of school for a while now. but also feel i should be juggling questions daily. I have the newest kaplan and also the Hurst Review book and also a content review for NCLEX RN made incredibly simple for content. Can anyone help me as to how to get myself organize should I focus on going through the review books or just continue with questions? HELP im stressing to the max!!

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Hi

So i'll be taking my NCLEX RN for the second time coming soon *awaiting for my ATT number. I feel i have been very unorganized due to stress and im looking for some advice. I feel my problem is im one who needs more content review due to being out of school for a while now. but also feel i should be juggling questions daily. I have the newest kaplan and also the Hurst Review book and also a content review for NCLEX RN made incredibly simple for content. Can anyone help me as to how to get myself organize should I focus on going through the review books or just continue with questions? HELP im stressing to the max!!

i started using saunders reading at least two to 3 chapters each day. and after each chapter, i go to the review questions. I prefer reading only one content book and do some q and A after with other sources. Find a good time to study and you start from their. i have a notebook with me and write all the chapters of my book and check it everytime i finished it. With my Q and A, i also have a table where i put all my scores to know my weak and good points. :)

when are you planning to retake your exam?

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Get started. Start with Chapter one in your books and go forward from there.

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i started using saunders reading at least two to 3 chapters each day. and after each chapter, i go to the review questions. I prefer reading only one content book and do some q and A after with other sources. Find a good time to study and you start from their. i have a notebook with me and write all the chapters of my book and check it everytime i finished it. With my Q and A, i also have a table where i put all my scores to know my weak and good points. :)

when are you planning to retake your exam?

This is exactly how I studied.

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