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If you're on Facebook find the group NCLEX Uworld and do the 7 day trial then renew it for 30 days for $40

I definitely suggest UWORLD. You mentioned you can't see yourself doing 50-100 questions a day and that you have to do a couple of hundred. Please remember quality over quantity! Are you really retaining info doing a couple of hundred questions a day or are you just doing that many to say you did a certain amount before testing? I ask because I failed after doing 250 questions a day for a month. I heard everyone say you need to do 3000 or more questions before nclex. My last attempt I did 25-50 UWORLD questions a day and passed with 75 questions.

Congratulations!

Best wishes!

Yes UWORLD is very hard IMO. My overall score was 52%

The ONLY thing I used was UWorld. I made flash cards with lab values and studied those every day. My boss who tutored me taught me how to talk myself through the question and really break it down to find the right answer. I prepared for 5 weeks. My weakness is drugs and the ones I got on NCLEX I had no idea what they were. Please please please please know infection control.

I tested Monday found out I passed today. I used UWORLD ONLY and my overall average was 52% You CAN do this. Best wishes

After 2 years of trying to pass NCLEX. I can finally say I'm officially an RN. The nurse manager on my floor offered to tutor me as she is starting a tutoring services and wanted me to be her first test subject. Well she introduced me to UWORLD and would always randomly quiz me at work. She helped me get to the bottom of my problem which was using too many resources. I tested Monday and I had 75 questions. 5 SATA, No EKG or math & 2 hot spots. Once I stopped fearing NCLEX my dreams became a reality. I start orientation on Friday.

It may be very hard to find a job but I don't think it's fair to say "Nobody is going to hire you." I really think it all depends on where you live. I see people get hired after being out of school for years. I'm not talking just 2,3, or 4. Although the job has them sign a contract, they're give 6 months of orientation. These individuals actually go on to be great nurses Now I'm not saying OP don't take a refresher but I definitely can't say I know for sure no one will hire you if you pass without one after 7 years. Maybe it's just the area I'm in but I don't see a shortage of nursing jobs here. It's more of a surplus. Best wishes to you OP

How is the actual Hogan book?

Try Rachell Allen. They have have 10 & 25 day reviews

Best wishes

But in all actuality we have no control over who is competent or not. Even if a person passed on their 10th time and the BON grants them their license, what control do we REALLY have? The post that just keeps on giving í ½í¸†

No because in Texas it's 4x within 4 years of your graduation date. Try Arkansas

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Wishing you the best

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Wishing you the best

Which class Rachel or Ready to pass

I've already searched the forum but most of the post about these 2 reviews are over 2 years old. I was wondering in anyone here has taken either of the 2 reviews and could give me any info on it or your opinion on it? Thanks in advance

The post that just keeps on giving. What/who determines when a post should be closed? The comments on this post have totally veered off track

Congratulations! Did you check nursys.com? What did you use to prepare?

Congrats! How did you study meds?

I'm curious as to how you feel about Nurse Project. Do you feel the workshops helped and worth the money?

Ok thanks so much because I was really skeptical of her workshops