Hi all! I am graduating from nursing school in May and am looking for some advice on how to approach studying/preparing for the NCLEX. I have been doing old NCLEX questions but I don't feel that is enough! I was wondering what has worked for others.. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! 0 Likes
Melinurse Specializes in LTC, case mgmt, agency. Dec 8, 2008 I would take a look in the student section under the NCLEX Discussions. There you can find some sticky threads regarding Suzanne's Plan. She has a pretty good success rate. And a big congradulations on making it through nursing school.https://allnurses.com/forums/f197/suz...ng-326121.htmlhttps://allnurses.com/forums/f197/07-...ip-314448.html Check it out and see if it's right for you. Hope this helps. 0 Likes
lovehospital Dec 8, 2008 My strategy is of course doing million of questions from the CDS,regular book format (I use lippincott,Saunders,Hesi Review Book,Pharmacology Success a course Review applying Critical thinking to test taking,Prioritizing Delegation Assigment book-great book in learning how to proritize your cases),Nclex 3500.I also purchased flash card,love them (Kaplan meds cars and Saunders Q&A).I am also thinking about buying Nclex Board game,make it a little bit more fun! 0 Likes
Silverdragon102, BSN Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC. Has 33 years experience. Dec 8, 2008 Moved to the NCLEX forum where much has already been written on what worked for people. I personally preferred Saunders and learningext (NCSBN) 0 Likes
Mochafrap_RN Dec 8, 2008 :wink2: hi there!i used Saunders 4th Edition plus its CD, Prioritization, assessment and Delegation by La Charity. 0 Likes
Jen009 Dec 8, 2008 Thank you! And I will check out the other discussions under the student section :) 0 Likes
