FNPelab

Use the APEA QBank. I think it is geared towards the AANP. I took the AANP and I was unsuccessful. I signed up for the QBank after I failed. I saw many similar types of questions on the actual AANP. I wished I did it before. Pricey, but worth it. Good luck.

jw1234, Thanks for your insight! Did you find the Fitzgerald online portal for Professional Issues helpful for the legal questions?

I failed both the ANCC-FNP and AANP-FNP as well. It has been a long 3 months of studying and recovering. After graduating in January, I took the Live Fitzgerald Review. Completed all her online lectures, quizzes and test. Did 10 exams on Exam Edge and thoroughly reviewed questions I missed (made note cards and took notes on in a notebook). I studied at the library for 7-8 hours per day for 4 weeks. Made a 78% on Fitz Test and I took the ANCC beginning of March. Failed ANCC, missed it by a few points! Then studied full-time with the Leik book, some of the Fitz Comprehensive Review book (the book that does not come with the course, but the one you have to purchase) on topics I needed to review. In addition, I listened to Fitz Review CD's, while taking notes. Took the Exam Edge for AANP practice tests and reviewed questions I missed. Took the AANP the beginning of April and failed...score 472. This has been a difficult time for me. I scheduled the ANCC mid May. Currently, I am using Fitz Comprehensive Review book, Winland-Brown/Dunphy book, Leik I-tunes app, the APEA Qbank, and Exam Edge. I really need to pass the ANCC. Any suggestions?