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I strongly recommend Kaplan for people who are looking for studying material to ace the NCLEX. It's pricy but it's worth it. I paid for the Kaplan online self pace course and it came with an e-book which is super comprehensive and basically has everything you "must" know for the NCLEX. I spent about 10 days (6 -8 hours a day) to study for the exam and I passed with 75 questions. Here is how I study for NCLEX in 10 days: 1st day to 5th day: 1. read through the e-book and make notes for meds/disorder/procedures that are important or simply things that you are not familiar with. The ebook is about 600 pages and I made my own 20 pages double sided notes after read through it. 2. Review Kaplan decision tree, NCLEX traps, and NCLEX rules Then take the diagnostic test ( it will then provide your performance report, so you have an idea about your strengths and weakness 6th to 8th days: Do as many questions as you can, Kaplan offers thousands of questions, you will have many many opportunities to practice. Review all the explanations for each answer choice. At the same time, write down key words to remind yourself things you need to review again later 9th and 10th day Review 20 pages of person notes and notes made from questions/explanations Then take the Kaplan readiness test or continue doing Qbank questions No studying after 6pm on 10th day. That's how I studied for NCLEX and passed with 75questions :)

Where do you guys get the CPR-HCP certificate? I googled it but don't know which one to choose.

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Starts with L. They may sent the rest Out on tmr :)

Yay!!!! Provisional Acceptance :)Finally I can relax !!!!Thank you all For keeping this post alive. Thanks to this post, I survived this long and torturesome waiting period.Congrats to those got accepted! We will be meeting each other shortly!For those who didnt get in, don't give up!!!!! Never! This post actually provides a lot of helpful tips. So pls do take advantage of it. Work/volunteers experience are As important as Grade/credits. In my case, the main reason I am being accepted is because of my work experience and I have two good reference letters.Hope this will help you guys for next try:)

Thank you Smiley!!! I guess I will just submit them and be patient!

HI everyone! Very glad that I found this website and found this post! I have been shortlisted for the 2013 intake as well, and having problems with the reference letters now. I have two references on hand already, but I am confused about the job description part. Can I write up a detailed job description myself and attach it to one of my reference letter? ( My current job is a pharmacy technician. ) However, I put a summary of my job on the resume submitted a few months ago. I am afraid it might be redundant. Any suggestions are appreciated.