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Jess1212

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  1. i completely agree with your post. I bougtht kaplan and I too was annoyed with the decision tree at first, but it really did train my thinking. I also forgot to mention in my earlier post, which you mentioned, ATI. I used ATI for content (amazing nclex review book) because our school made us get it, but I loved it. ATI+Kaplan worked wonders for me.
  2. Hello everyone!I used Kaplan, NCSBN and NCLEX 4000. Kaplan hands down was mostly like NCLEX, even the way the questions look. During NCLEX I felt like I was just doing another practice exam :) Make sure if you have Kaplan you do question trainers 6 and 7 (but do these when u are done going over content and feel ready only).They are very good, long, but good. I found NCLEX 4000 to be waaaay to easy, but their select all that apply are very good. You can click on alternative questions to get their SATA.As far as NCSBN I wasnt a big fan. Used it once in a while just to do questions from different companies and not get too used to one style.Overall, I loved Kaplan questions (not crazy about the strategies, used it only like on three questions, but the instructor will help you format your overall thinking into Maslows, ABC's and priority).I just took my exam a couple days ago, stopped at 75 questions and I got the good pop up with the Pearson vue trick. Fingers crossed the trick is accurate. Goodluck everyone!!I hope this helps :)

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