Published Dec 20, 2013
Scrubs&PearlsRN
3 Posts
Finally passed NCLEX!! I have always told myself that I would eventually join this site if I passed. Today was the BIG day and boy was it nerve wrecking! I have been studying for months and constantly pushing my test date back due to my nerves. After doing some self evaluating, I eventually built up enough courage to take it. I finally conquered the NCLEX monster today with 75?s. Thank God!!
2013rn2BScorpio
322 Posts
CONGRATULATIONS. Please share study tips
RunBabyRN
3,677 Posts
Congratulations! How exciting! :)
Jordan23RN
35 Posts
Congrats!
iwaloju12
4 Posts
pls share what you study and what really helped, I have mine exam by January.thanks
AKAnurse1
16 Posts
Congratulations! Do you mind sharing study tips & since you've recently taken it, the break down of your exam (more SATA, priority, pharm, etc)
Marsha238612
357 Posts
Good job. Yes!!! Now share the tips. I'm starting nursing school next month and will love some pointers!!!
I definitely don't want it take it multiple times :'(
Thanks
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Miss Dia
51 Posts
Congrats! I'm going in my second semester and I'm a little bit worried about the NCLEX cause people keep saying how hard it is.
LaurenRay1983
107 Posts
Congrats! I take mine Jan 7th. Any pointers??
Guest757854
498 Posts
yes any pointers would definitely be helpful......
what i have been studying so for has been...
prioritization, delegation and assignment by lacharity
Saunders comprehensive review for the nclex RN 6th edition (newest version/purple book)
Kaplan question trainer and Qbank
Kaplan NCLEX_RN content review guide
is there anything else i should be studying or is there any one of my resources i should focus more on?
i am awaiting my ATT, so dont have a date yet for my NCLEX.
thank you!
Thanks everyone! I only used 2 resources because I didn't want to become overwhelmed. I read Saunders 5th ed. in its entirety and then just went over the content that I felt weak in. I also did Kaplan. I completed the Qbank and did the QTs.