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Thank you all for the quick replies!

Hello Nurses! I am a RN with three years of hospital experience with the last year being in the ICU. I currently have an ADN, however should finish my BSN in just under a year. It seems that the armed services require a BSN for the nurses corps, but ...

Hello, so I'm thinking about enrolling to WGU. I've heard and read great things about it on these forums. One question I can't seem to find is how well does it work with OS X in Mac? I have a Windows computer as well but it's not as enjoyable to use.

Take it as soon as you can, and study as hard as you can. Don't wait to take it, you'll be surprised how much harder it will be to start up again. I decided to take a little break after I graduated. DON'T DO THAT. All of my counselors told me just ta...

After failing twice, I took some time to just gather myself because I felt pretty terrible. I enrolled in Hurst and UWorld and studied hard for about 2 weeks. I've had classmates pass by just using UWorld, but I highly recommend Hurst as well. UWorld...

I think with those scores you will do great. I averaged around 55-60% on UWorld and I passed with 75 questions. This was on my 3rd time though, my first two times I didn't use UWorld and I failed with 265 questions. Just be confident, the NCLEX will ...

With those scores I think you will definitely pass the NCLEX. Especially with Hurst that's what helped me pass. Just remember to take your time and have confidence. You know your stuff. It's impossible to know everything as a new grad. Remember that ...

Hi, I failed the NCLEX twice with 265 questions. I passed on my third time with 75 questions. I tried ATI and the NCSBN review but I did not like them. It was hard to focus on the NCSBN because honestly it is terribly boring. If you don't want to spe...

You can definitely pass if you ran out of time. The minimum questions you can get is 75 on the NCLEX-RN, however, 15 of those questions are pilot questions that will not count against you. So you're technically only scored on 60 of those questions. T...

Also the study guide going around on allnurses is great too.

I used Hurst and UWorld. They were honestly amazing. I failed twice with 265 questions. Third time I passed with 75. Hurst made me feel confident about the test and it was really easy to use (I did the online part of it). UWorld has some of the best ...

Also definitely go through the NCLEX review that is going around on allnurses. It can really help.

I also failed the NCLEX twice both times using all 265 questions. I recently took it again and I passed using only 75 questions. I was mind blown and I KNEW that I passed after the test shut off at 75. The first 2 times I took the NCLEX I was using A...

Hi I'm going to take the NCLEX soon and I've been thinking of using this to study. Can someone tell me how the online review looks and feels like? Also how long would it take studying full time for 4-8 hours a day?

Thanks for the replies! Do you feel its worth the $300? Or is it better to just get one of those content books.