Thank you. Of course, I will be more than happy to share. For two months, I tried my best to study (on and off) since I have a full time night nursing job and just recently gave birth 3 months ago. Certain days I could not study and in some days, I did between 1hr to 8hrs worth of studying.I took a membership at the AACN, purchased the CCRN review course, and bought the practice CCRN exam booklet. Sorry, I can no longer recall their prices. I also purchased the 4th edition PASS CCRN review book, which is about $64 something dollars in amazon. Such review book has a code that you can use to access an online bank of more than 1000 questions that you can practice over and over again. Questions can be studied via a study mode or a test mode. These questions pretty much cover the things you need to know, review, and prepare for the CCRN exam. The Neurology part though does not cover a lot of questions. It needs more review questions about stroke and brain injuries. I stated watching the videos of the AACN review webinar in order..body system by body system while reading the power point presentations that come with each lecture and write down notes. Once I finished each system/category, I would do the questions through a study mode with each category. I read the rationales carefully and learned from them..jotting down and remembering/memorizing the important topics. I came to the point where I remembered most of the answers. I did these questions over and over again and kept on rereading and understanding the different concepts on the rationales. And let me tell you this, these questions/rationales helped me tremendously. A week before the exam, I was doing the questions via the test mode. The only bad thing about it is some questions get repeated that could affect your scores. I hope this helps. Wish you success! Jezzreel :-)