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chicagonurse89

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  1. I loved it. Bought it in May and have used it since. Content is same as my ATI exams at school and the Saunders book I bought. I use the app way more than my text because its easier and actually fun Highly recommended
  2. Do practice questions EVERYWHERE like ianursing22 just mentioned. Can't go wrong with NCLEX Mastery app
  3. I am also on the app bandwagon. I have a Galaxy s3 and I use NCLEX Mastery. It works great! sooooooo much better than doing practice questions in a text book. Im glad you mentioned that danielle5454, I thought I was one of the only people :)
  4. You are prob ok for the NCLEX, but a little more studying never hurt! Try something casual like a mobile app or game to make the final stretch a little more fun :)
  5. Ive really been into mnemonics recently!! I downloaded NCLEX mastery for my iphone (as recommended by several allnurses posters) and they have a HUGE list of mnemonics. I'm lovin' them :)
  6. Here is a list of the nurse licensure compact states: Nurse Licensure Compact - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  7. I tried the learningtext.com review by the NCSBN and I was disappointed. I did the 1 month package (back in november) and it wasn't very good. the questions were ok, but no better than anywhere else. If Im paying $50 for a set amount of questions for 30 days, I want some damn good questions.
  8. In response to Pandabear, I posted this comment on another thread about learningext.com I tried the learningtext.com review by the NCSBN and I was disappointed. I did the 1 month package (back in november) and it wasn't very good. the questions were ok, but no better than anywhere else. If Im paying $50 for a set amount of questions for 30 days, I want some damn good questions.
  9. I tried the learningtext.com review by the NCSBN and I was disappointed. I did the 1 month package (back in november) and it wasn't very good. the questions were ok, but no better than anywhere else. If Im paying $50 for a set amount of questions for 30 days, I want some damn good questions. I agree with the first response about apps. They tend to be cheaper because they are apps, but some have great content and more functionality than any online or book review. Be careful though, many of the apps are terrible
  10. Im not much of a book person either. Apps are more convenient. I downloaded nclex mastery about a week ago. Its better than most of the popular nclex apps, like lippincott and kaplan. The app makes it really easy to prioritize. In other apps, many of the questions have wrong answers or wrong rationales, this irritates me. Let me know if you find any other apps that are good
  11. I'm guilty of this...sometimes, especially if I am too tired!
  12. A big round of applause for all of you! I really enjoy this forum.thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
  13. I'm sorry to hear about your very terrible situation! I hope you can already find a job soon! The market is really tough,particularly for the new grads, but just still think of something positive
  14. Delighted..Because I already saw the fruit of my hardwork=)
  15. hahaha..so cute..Yup, piggy's got parkinson's because of the stuttering!=)))

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