JojoFNP

@hospitality020 Congratulations on completing the program! I wanted to say thank you for the information that you have shared. It was very helpful to me. I wanted to ask you a question about the last course. Can you please email me at ————-? Thank you so much!!

Hello, I'm currently in the program and wanted to know if you have any advice about how to study for the exams for the clinical courses. It's a lot to cram in one week. Any advice would help. Thank you so much for your time.

Hello everyone, I just wanted to share my experience with you all and hopefully it can help you pass the exam next time. I took the NCLEX-RN on August 4th for the 5th time and found out I passed today. I bought all kinds of study guides and review courses and still failed. The 5th time I took the exam, I watched some videos from a nurse named Sarah on YouTube whose channel is RegisteredNurseRN. She also has a free website with all of her videos, including notes and free practice quizzes. This is the link: Nursing Student Quizzes & Sample Tests | Free Quizzes for Nurses. So far, she has 118 videos on her website and Youtube channel. I watched as many as I could for more than 5 hours a day for almost 2 weeks, I completed her quizzes after each video, then I used the NCSBN learning extension review course to test my knowledge. I finished the exam with 265 questions. I did the PVT trick after 24 hours and got the "good pop up". I paid for my quick results and found out I passed. By the way, I have 6 children with the youngest being 7 months, so that made it even harder to study using written material. The videos made everything much easier because I was able to connect my headphone to my computer to block out any noise. This definitely helped me focus. I have been trying to pass this exam since 2012 and finally did it by the grace of God Almighty and Sarah. I believe you won't be disappointed because she is a great teacher. Also, it's free so you have nothing to lose.