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Grace_RN2005

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  1. Hi, Bori, I had used both NSNA and Sandra. Sandra has rationale for every answer, but NSNA does not. But NSNA has a different style of questions. Study with Sandra and do questions in Sandra first. If you have more time, you can do questions in NSNA. Grace
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  3. Congratulation!!! So happy for you. ... Grace
  4. It's a good advice - not to look at the item#. When I took the LPN-nclex, I did not even know where is the #of questions, it's much more relax. When I took my RN-nclex yesterday, I kept looking at the #, it did make me more nervous. Luckily, it stopped at 75, otherwise, I might get more nervous. Grace
  5. Hi, Christine I had been studying a solid 7 weeks with many review books. It's nice to hear from you had the same feeling. Grace
  6. Hi, No confidence about the result, but still a relief. Grace
  7. Do not worry about the results from the review tests. The important thing is to make sure you understand the reationale. will not see exactly the same questions on any review books, but only the similiar type of questions. Grace
  8. Hi, I had been studying for 7 weeks before the test. Still do not feel confident about the result. Grace
  9. Good luck to all the 7/11 test takers!! Grace
  10. I also use NCSBN, Sandra and Lippcot. The problem of NCSBN is that there had no full explanation for each answer. Sandra does very good job of explanation. But there are different types of question btw them. NCSBN does have quite some very "tricky" questions, I mean more critical thinking. And some people mention that the real test is close to the "style" of NCSBN. I did every questions 2-3 times. After I read Kaplan 2005-2006 RN-NCLEX review, I feel better to do the questions on NCSBN. The questions on Lippot are more close to the test in school, but not much "critical thinking" type of questions. Grace
  11. Hi, I also use Sandra and NCSBN. At beginning, I felt the questions on NCSBN are harder because there are no rational for each answers. Sandra has much better explanation than other books. But NCSBN has different types of questions than Sandra; it's still a good source to practice. Get Kaplan 2005-2006 RN-NCLEX Review. It has very good strageties for critical thinking skills.
  12. Hi, jlp2778 Yes, we will all pass beacuse we prepare for it. I am nervous too. I start my relaxing plan from last week - study, exercise. Let me know how you do on 7/11 too.
  13. Hi, jlp2778 You sound well prepared for your test. I have been doing all the same review as you. During this week, I am planning to review all questions on ncsbn, and do more questions on cd of Kaplan (360 Q) & Sandra (500 Q) - strategies for success, and review med by group. Kaplan & Sandra are great. Good luck to you on 7/11. Grace
  14. Hi, everyone: Nice to meet you all.

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