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NCLEX 2018 - 1st timer after 9 yrs grad
SilentscrubRN - mine too... started Saunders, Uworld and Hurst Now. Good Luck to us... keep me posted...
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NCLEX 2018 - 1st timer after 9 yrs grad
hi, i bought Saunders 6th edition...that's what im starting then after i finished what will go fr Uworld...havent taken the test yet....good luck to us :)
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NCLEX 2018 - 1st timer after 9 yrs grad
Hi Guys, I just want help or suggestions for the review notes. It will be my first time to take the NCLEX this April 2018 so I still have few mos for prep. I graduated 2008 outside US and never had hosp experience since I graduated. Feels like im starting all over again although I know I still have the knowledge of what I learned back then I just forgotten about it. My weakness is SATA questions...I'm having really difficulty on that part, but it's only been a few day since I started reviewing. Started to review to familiarize myself with the diseases and normal values again. I bought Saunders 6th edition and thinking of enrolling to Uworld. ALso thinking of Hurst but I dont think I can afford that, a bit expensive for me. Anyone here who had same experience of not a fresh grad but taking NCLEX?My plan is to do 25Q everyday (because im working) and during weekend prolly do >100Q or more. would love to hear your side...Any suggestions from you,would really appreaciate it.
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NCLEX after 9 years
hi i just want to know did you have any hospital experience on 2006 ?because i'm planning to take NCLEX here in Texas but the BON requires only within 4 years of education or work otherwise i need to reeducate myself again so i can be eligible or find a state that can allow applicants who graduated more than 5 years..which state are you planning to take the exam?do you know which state that doesnt have timeline after graduation?i graduated in foreign country ...it's been 9 years since then...since 2009 i've been working as clinical research coordinator...regards
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NCLEX steps for Philippine Passport holder that lives in US
Hi Guys, I am planning to take NCLEX exams and I've been checking articles online re the steps/requirements and they're really confusing. Hope you can help me. I am RN from Philippines but never had hospital experience, I work as Clinical Research Coordinator in one of those private hospitals. I would really want to continue my nursing that's why I want to take NCLEX. I currently have H1B status and I'll be working in a company soon. I plan to take NCLEX while working. Can anyone help me regarding the process or requirements for this? I've seen that some states require CGFNS and other pre-exam that they have. upon checking also my documents had been evaluated already by EEEA or Education Eval Experts or America and my degree there is same BSN accredited same here in US... 1.Requirements/Steps for NCLEX (Philippine passport holder) 2. Which state has the least requirements/which can you recommend? 3.Do you need to have hospital experience to qualify to take the exam? Thank you guys.