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  1. Is there a thread that explains how the program itself works in regards doing classes? Do you typically take one class at a time at your own pace and then go to another one when you are done with one or can do you do multiple classes at once?
  2. I am curious, I am wondering when WGU homework assignments are typically due? I plan to join WGU and I spoke to my Director and Charge Nurse how it would be better for me to have a set schedule so I can have time to do homework/assignments and definitely want to base it on when everything is due in WGU.
  3. Mosby's Drug Book! & honestly, only YOU can tell what you need. If you can answer questions without doubting your knowledge, get questions but if you are struggling with info then you need to review!
  4. Sorry for the late reply. I have been working and have been busy! How did you do?~
  5. You need to ask yourself what you think is missing. If anything, find a tutor or old instructor. The way I look at it, you have several questions you need to ask. 1) Do I know my content as well as I should? If yes, do not focus on this much. If not, KNOW YOUR CONTENT. You cannot read something and highlight and blindly think you will know it. Ask yourself what something is. Teach it to someone and they can understand you, you got it down. 2)How are you answering these questions? Are you choosing the BEST answers and getting at least 60-70% right? If you can, answer many questions and make sure you are getting most of them right. I did 5000+ before I took NCLEX. 3) Do I know how to pick the BEST answer? If not, know your test-taking strategies! 4) Do I get anxiety which can cloud my judgement? Find ways to de-stress if so! I wish you the best of luck.
  6. NCSBN, Google, & Libraries are your best friend. Plus that 35 Page Study Guide circling around here for free.
  7. I had 75 and the ones that stood out to me without giving away was how to perform something that was pretty easy because I thought all the questions would be hard AND that most of my questions were priority/most important questions.
  8. It never hurts to try and it may be helpful! I loved Hurst to be honest. But if you feel like you are good for content, don't take it. If you are close to someone who is taking it...maybe ask for their notes or for them to teach you?
  9. I remember that feeling! I hope for the best for you! You can do it! With God, all things are possible
  10. I kind of what to debunk this. Doesn't matter what type of questions they are. Just answer the questions individually the best you can. I only got 5-6 SATA and passed with 75. I event got simple "content" questions and that freaked out about it 'cause I thought I was failing. So whoever is reading this, THE NUMBER OF SATA DOES NOT MATTER! Answer ALL questions the best you can like your life depended on it, ha.
  11. My friend purchased Hurst and NCSBN! They do content but in different ways. It really is put to you. I have friends who passed just using NCSBN and friends who mainly used Hurst [: just utilize them the best you can!

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