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review center!

i am looking for a review center. what review center can you recommend? thanks. preferably somewhere in visayas or mindanao. thanks

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What will you be reviewing for? NCLEX or the local board exam?

If this is for NCLEX, I would say just do a self-study. Saunder's 3rd edition has always produced good results.

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NCLEX;) . by the way. i have tried doin self review but i failed:scrying:. i dont have self discipline and i tend to skip from one chapter to another. :smackingf

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Then forget about a review center there, and wasting your money. Even with those, you are still going to need to prepare properly for the exam, and they cannot spoon feed you material and you expect to pass.

Listen to what we are telling you.

NCLEX;) . by the way. i have tried doin self review but i failed:scrying:. i dont have self discipline and i tend to skip from one chapter to another. :smackingf

Hi, that is not a good idea. I was once like you, I don't like to read. I don't have self discipline. I can't stand if I can't go to a mall in a week, at least twice but I realized NCLEX is not to be taken advantage of (I am not saying that you are). If you are tired or you don't like to study so give yourself a break, don't force yourself to read or study, you can watch tv if you want to but don't skip pages. If you are not scheduled to take the exam yet so take your time, maybe you can start reading one page per day until you get accustomed to it. You can buy casette recorder, you record one chapter at a time, just listen to it and after you try answering the questions after each topic, and if you are satisfied with the result then record the next chapter. That's what I did coz I have no patience in reading a book. Honestly, saunders is the first book that I read cover to cover.

NCLEX;) . by the way. i have tried doin self review but i failed:scrying:. i dont have self discipline and i tend to skip from one chapter to another. :smackingf

Hello. May I ask what book did you try reading? I agree that some materials are really boring. Or are you one of those who have tons of review materials as security blanket ?

Saunders will not bore you since chapters are not too thick. Just finish one topic/chapter at a time. You can jumpstart my starting with the subject you are most curious about. The more topic you finish, the more confident you'll be.

"Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole staircase. Just take the first step."

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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hello everyone.. thanks to all.. anyway, i have decided not to enroll in any review centers. i'm confident that im going to make it this time using suzanne's plan.. but with GOD's help ofcorz... please do pray for me... thanks.. GOD BLESS US ALL..

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