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Best NCLEX-RN review for an internationally trained nurse.?
hi i also graduated from the philippines an i used saunders for content and kaplan for strategies and questions as well as ncsbn for questions.
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Failed NCLEX RN 4 times
hello, i was also a repeat test taker. i went over my content with saunders 5th edition for my base then when i felt comfortable with that i moved on to ncsbn 3wk course and studied infection control there as well as doing all the practice questions. it didnt take me long to finish the questions so i moved to kaplan q bank and i really focused on PDA by la charity. i found similar hard questions like those on the nclex.
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PASSED NCLEX, finally!
thank you!! :)
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PASSED NCLEX, finally!
hello! the second time i used saunders for content review and i purchased ncsbn 3wk course for questions as well as kaplan qbank. i also studied PDA by la charity. how did you do??
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PASSED NCLEX, finally!
hello! no i didnt i waited for my quick results and found out then. i read plenty times that the PVT was NOT accurate at all so i didnt rely on that. have u found ur results yet? good luck!! :)
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Failed the NLCEX, how to prepare for 2nd attempt?
hey hang in there, you're not alone. I used saunders for content, kaplan and ncsbn for practicing questions and PDA by La Charity which i believe is a MUST HAVE book for nclex. good luck!
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PASSED NCLEX, finally!
thank you all!
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PASSED NCLEX, finally!
OH MY GOSH!!! GOD BE GLORY! I am so happy! I finally passed the nclex-rn monster! I'm not going to lie, I am a repeat test taker and in saying that I want all those who are/were in the same boat as me, to never ever give up!! Keep praying, keep believing in yourself, keep your core group of support, keep studying! Don't lose faith and bring in doubt because YOU CAN DO IT. Honestly, all nurses kept me sane throughout this whole process. I would constantly come on this site and look for reviews, advice and anything in general that would help me keep pushing! Although I would get discouraged by some threads I see the support that many people give & thank you for that! For the motivation and push! I am so happy to finally have my name with RN next to it! NOW... any words of advice that I can go on from here? For example certifications that I may need... ACLS, PCLS, EKG, IVT? How do I go about writing the perfect resume? Also have any of you gotten your license endorsed? I am now licensed in Oregon but would like to endorse to CA and/or Wisconsin. I currently live in California and my brother lives in Wisconsin so I would like to start job hunting and applying as soon as I can. Any words of wisdom and advice would be greatly appreciated. Praise God!