New and after some advice

Silverdragon102, BSN · Aug 10, 2010

Moved to a thread on it's own

Jacque, RN-BSN · Aug 10, 2010

Check out the website below. Has video about test taking tips.

https://evolve.elsevier.com/staticPages/s_student_development.html

One valuable tip is to get a NCLEX review book and answer questions. Don't just read the rationales for the correct answers, read rationales for the wrong answers as well. Review courses are great, but check out the pass rate they claim to have. If they offer a money back guarantee if you do not pass the NCLEX, chances are it is a good course.

teena thomas · Aug 10, 2010

thank u,,,,,ay suggestions from anyone who tuk ncsbn????

2bprecious · Aug 10, 2010

This is so helpful. God bless you.

2011LPNJ29 · Aug 11, 2010

Kaplan is really good.

caliotter3 · Aug 11, 2010

Most people do not use a review, they study on their own using a review book and are successful. If you think it would be of use to you, and you can afford one, the Kaplan or Hurst courses are widely recommended.

teena thomas · Aug 12, 2010

thank you all so much for the response,,,im currently studying with saunders 4th edition...planning to take onlin course from ncsbn,,,any suggestions are always welcome,,,getting so much info from here everyday,,,,makes learning fun,,,,god bless u all,,,keep up the gud work,,

guest135581 · Aug 12, 2010

I highly recommend Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment: Practice Exercises for the NCLEX Examination by Lacharity

Amazon.com: Prioritization, Delegation, and Assignment: Practice Exercises for

i even took ncsbn review course. The thing i love about ncsbn is i get to practice my Q&A using the pc which the exam would be. And there's a pre-diagnostic test for you to answer before beginning the review course. The only disadvantage is i hate how they teached pharmacology. They even have a Q&A bank for you to answer.