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  1. You will do great! Good luck!
  2. I had the same concern of not wanting to take it twice. Believe you ready to take the test, and you will pass! You are using all the right resources to prepare! Good luck!
  3. I recently passed the NCLEX within 75 questions. I used this site to help determine what study tools to use and wanted to share my experience with you those who will be taking it in the future. I would recommend taking soon after you graduate. I took my exam within 2 1/2 weeks after my review course and passed on the first try. I would highly recommend Hurst to those who need a quick rundown on core content like I did. I did all six Q reviews and used UWorld for practice questions. I fell in love with UWorld and felt the rationales were very helpful. My scores on the Q review were 77/77/78/80/78/76 out of 125. My overall score on Uworld was 65%, but I only got through half the questions. I wouldn't focus too much on the scores, but more on understanding the rationales for each question. Stay positive, take breaks, don't overwhelm yourself, and breathe! You don't have to know everything!! Good luck.
  4. It sounds like you are on the right path! I just passed the NCLEX last week. I did not you use Kaplan, but did the Hurst Review and used the NCLEX Mastery App/UWorld question bank. I felt quite prepared. I believe having a great foundation of core content and knowing how to answers NCLEX style questions is the key! You will do great! Good luck!

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