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My middle name was also misspelled, but when I called in they told me as long as the first and last name was correct I would be fine. I never bothered changing it and it didnt cause any issues.

Two moths should be enough if you recently graduated or your pretty fresh with your content material. Even a month and half should be enough just for questions as you will find yourself feeling exhausted at some point. Anyway, I spent 4 weeks M-F answering as many questions as I could. Some days 50 some days 200. I purchased NCSBN for 3 weeks and did their questions. Then for the last week I used LaCharity and NCLEX-3500 online version. Hope this helps. Good luck to you!

I definitely think Saunders is the best for content. LaCharity, Nclex-3500, and NCSBN for practicing questions. I think the key to passing the nclex is practicing questions though. Good luck to you!

Nclex 3500 free edition online for questions is amazing. Definitely helped me pass.

Yes its the yellow one. It will be helpful as a refresher.

Definitely Sauders 5th edition for content. It covers it all.

Saunders questions are much easier than the actual NCLEX. LaCharity comes pretty close to the test. As long as your going through the rationales, you are learning something. Best of luck to you.

You asked a questions and I responded trying to be helpful. I don't understand the humor behind your response...

You are being voice recorded as well. So they may believe you are cheating even though you are just talking to yourself. As far as tapping your fingers, maybe try tapping somewhere that will be less disruptive to other test takers and to avoid getting into any trouble. Good luck.

I did NCSBN 3 week course 4 weeks before my test date and I highly recommend the questions. Content not so much. And since there are so many questions aside from the post tests I would suggest using your three weeks for questions. Best of luck!

Best book for content is Saunders, in my opinion. As for questions, NCSBN($50), NCLEX-3500(free online), and LaCharity(about $30). Hope this helps.

I think with all the anxiety/excitement that the actual test day is filled with, you wont even remember what your looking through. The only thing I would suggest is going over labs if you must. You do get a locker where you place all your items and you can only access this during breaks for water or snacks. If you do take material for the train ride, take a purse and place them inside before you enter the testing center and do not touch it until your out of that building.

Hello, I did not use a Mac when accessing the website and would experience the same problem. I would just press the refresh button (F5) and it would most of the time let me continue with my questions instead of having to start all over.

Don't look at this numbers to mean anything. I failed twice using Kaplan as it simply wasn't working for me. Instead pay attention to the rationales and collect data and knowledge through that. Most importantly stay positive...you will be crying tears of Joy!!!! You are in my prayers.

Hello. I know you didn't expect to fail the first time but you definitely didn't think you would fail the second time. I know the feeling and my best advice would be to study like you never studied before, go back stronger for the 3rd time and nail that test with 75Q! You are definitely capable especially since your putting in all the work. My advice is put the books aside and practice questions every day. I think by now you should be pretty confident with content unless you had many unfamiliar topics on the second exam. If your finances allow, purchase NCSBN, LaCharity and use the free online version of Nclex-3500. These are just my suggestions and what helped me pass the 3rd time. Best wishes to you!