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haiglerRN

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  1. I dont think much of the content will change in one year. It should be just as good. Dont forget to use the CD-Rom and read the rationals for all the questions you get wrong. Good Luck
  2. DO NOT GIVE UP!!! Just do 300-400 questions a day. It will happen! I'm still in shock I finally did it. Good luck!!!!
  3. I HAVE FINALLY PASSED MY NCLEX AFTER 6 ATTEMPTS!!!!!! I am posting this thread to hopefully help encourage someone who has failed NCLEX, RN multiple times like myself. NCLEX is an extremely stressful and tough exam to take, as you all know. It's totally different from nursing school and hospital nursing. I took my NCLEX exam SIX (6) times before passing the 7th time! I graduated in 2010 and 02-07-2013 I found out that I finally obtained my NY licensure and PASSED!!! I used the pearson trick and received the "good news" pop up. I called the next day and was told that I passed! The trick works!!!!! I recommend Kaplan and Hurst Review!! Both are excellent. I also used: " Prioritization, Delegation & Assignment" by L. LaCharity and Kaplan Nclex-RN Review 2012-2013 "Strategies, Practice & Review" Please review infection control i had about 10 questions on that!!! STUDY STUDY STUDY AND BE PERSISTENT! YOU WILL PASS. I NEVER GAVE UP AND 3 YEARS LATER I AM A BSN, RN :)

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