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Lordswill

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  1. This was the only post I found like this. It was good to read being that I did not do much studying either. I did not have the I don't care attitude because I really did. But my thoughts were that I didn't believe it was months worth of review I could do to prepare me for the NCLEX. I would not say this is for everyone but it worked for me and I'm glad I did it. I'm a RN now and the NCLEX is behind me. Thanks for your post.:D:thumbup:
  2. Lordswill replied to bander21's topic in LPN to RN
    Have either of you tried using NCLEX books like Saunders instead of your text books?
  3. Good pop up =pass for me. It really works
  4. Its a great resource to me. Between that and Hurst questions it just made me feel like I was taking another practice test when I took the NCLEX. I gave all the tests that I completed my undivided attention to help me with making the decision to take the exam so soon.
  5. Congrats :thumbup:
  6. Good luck :thumbup:
  7. God is good! !!!! Congrats to you. Its an amazing feeling! !!!:p:):thumbup:
  8. I have heard the cc page could be either or. Keep your hopes up. Good luck to you either way!!!!!!
  9. Hi. I'm not sure if you want to follow the way I did things. I only studied for a week. I listened to the hurst videos instead of reading the book. I did try to follow along in the book though wHILE the video was playing... it was kind of easier for me that way. And I Also did 200 questions a day for the7 dAys. 125 from the Hurst review. And 75 from NCLEX 4000. It's ImpossIble to say that you'll know what you're goIng to get on that exam I can defInItely say that for sure. My opinion on Hurst is... it's definitely great for content. Apply the content to their questions And the other questions. If It works for you then your on the rIght track. Good luck to everyone
  10. Congrats. I'm rolling with it being right. Its been rIght for everybody else so I don't thInk It's not goIng to be rIght for me. I'm on Cloud 9 right now and I'm going to stay there!!!!! Still going to pay for the 48 hour results though:)..... We did it!!!!
  11. I got the Good pop up too. Congrats
  12. Thanks.... I'm super duper happy lol
  13. I could not wait to be able to say that I got the good pop up!!!!!! I am so excited.... Yes! !!!!!!!
  14. Got the good pop up. Wheeeewwwww hewwwww!!!!!
  15. Congrats !!!!! RetRospectively speaking. Would you say the test was More application? I've done so many questions but have heard from others that no questions you take are like nclex and its situational not really factual. If you don't mind me asking what were your scores like from hurts question? again congrats. Hope to be in the same place very soon.
  16. Thank you. I only used hurts and pda. Now I'm worried that the test questions will be so different that I won't figure it out. I'm starting to get paranoid to doubt myself
  17. Thank you. I do understand that is not a predictor. But I would like to find out statistically how many people do well on the Hurst review and then do well on the NCLEX. You can find lots of comparisons for the Kaplan but not many for the Hurst.
  18. Hello. I see a lot of posts about plan but not so much about Hurst scores and being ready for nclex. My qbank scores 78,82, 84,90,88/125 not percent. I am wondering if anyone else has had similar scores and if so did you pass the nclex. My exam is very very soon and I'm just not sure if I can retain anything further. I feel like the more I study the more I forget.

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