Chris_Tea

Crystal don't get discouraged...you are not a failure, you made it through NP school so you are a bright! It is a matter of getting the right help and to me that course was what I needed...a two day review can not prepare anybody to pass boards...I confirmed that's an urban legend! This a difficult exam and you need to be well prepared but it is possible...The course was very thorough and easy to follow...you should put a calendar together and stick to it...don't waste your money on 2 days blah blah blah and yet another book, I am sure you have plenty of those...I recommend the NHI over any review out there without hesitation...feel free to reach out if you need encouragement!

I took the FNP Mosby review with National Healthcare Institute and I passed both the ANCC and AANP exams. Found a couple of errors but after taking Barkleys review I realized that I rather have a couple of rational errors than pay for a course that fall short in general like Barkley. Based on my experience, I will recommend this course over other reviews out there...good luck...you can do it!

I took the FNP Mosby review with National Healthcare Institute and I passed both the ANCC and AANP exams. Found a couple of errors but after taking Barkleys review I realized that I rather have a couple of rational errors than pay for a course that fall short in general like Barkley. Based on my experience, I will recommend this course over other reviews out there...

I took the FNP Mosby review with National Healthcare Institute and I passed both the ANCC and AANP exams. Found a couple of errors but after taking Barkleys review I realized that I rather have a couple of rational errors than pay for a course that fall short in general like Barkley. Based on my experience, I will recommend this course over other reviews out there...

Yes. I truly would not have passed if I didn't do that review. They even have an NP instructor available for questions. I didn't use the instructor except for one time but it was nice to know that I had the ability to reach out.

My School did the same thing and made us paid for it too and to me it was a waste of time and money. Sitting down on a hotel conference room listening somebody talking nonstop didn't help me at all. On top of that there was no mention at all about things I was actually tested on while wasting time talking about DKA and acute care stuff. I paid for the Mosby review gladly, I wish I knew before paying and failing boards twice.

Yes, it was the the Mosby's FNP review. I was very impressed by the review and they even have all that apply and picture questions just like the ancc exam. Plus having the option to email the instructor with questions did it for me. I took and passed both the ancc and aanp exams...I studied for a month and took both exams, I just wanted to prove myself a point :)...Let me know how it goes and best of luck!

I just wanted to share my exam experience with those colleagues stressing out there! It is possible, I passed! After failing both the ANCC and AANP exams I truly thought I was a looser...my 3.9 GPA on grad school was not helping and I could not figure out why I couldn't pass this exams...Reflecting upon my failures, I realized that my program curriculum wasn't as strong as it should have been (forget about the 45K it charges on tuition fee) and that the review I took (Barkley) was only bits and pieces...the books were ok (Filzgerald and Leik) but I needed the structure and the actual test environment simulation (someting that some people advice against of...non-sense!). After searching the web, asking around and reading blogs, I came across national healthcare institute review for FNP, I called them and the actual program faculty called me back (Surprising because I called Barkley when I failed and never heard from him...so much for money back guarantee) He explained how the program works and truly convinced me that with a full self-paced online review and over 1000 sample questions with rationales to practice I could do this...I when to their website and registered www.nhinstitute.com let me tell you...I think I paid 200 something dollars but it is the best money spent in my entire nursing career...no only the review was amazingly complete but the questions were SO similar to the actual exam that I found the board exam very easy this time around...I just wanted to share this with you because, just like you, I spent hours looking for hope online until I found it...message me if you have any question...good luck

I just wanted to share my exam experience with those colleagues stressing out there! It is possible, I passed! After failing both the ANCC and AANP exams I truly thought I was a looser...my 3.9 GPA was not helping and I could not figure out why I couldn't pass this exams...Reflecting upon my failures, I realized that my program curriculum wasn't as strong as it should have been (forget about the 45K it charges on tuition fee) and that the review I took (Barkley) was only bits and pieces...the books were ok (Filzgerald and Leik) but I needed the structure and the actual test environment simulation. After searching the web, asking around and reading blogs, I came across national healthcare institute review for FNP, I called them and the actual program faculty called me back (Surprised because I called Barkley when I failed and never heard from him...so much for money back guarantee) He explained how the program works and truly convinced me that with a full self-paced online review and over 1000 sample questions with rationales I could do this...I when to their website and registered www.nhinstitute.com let me tell you...the best money spent in my entire nursing career...no only the review was amazingly complete but the questions were SO similar to the actual exam that I found the board exam very easy this time around...I just wanted to share this with you because, just like you, I spent hours looking for hope online until I found it...message me if you have any question...good luck