I use my Saunders a lot. I like the questions; they're not as ambiguous as Kaplan questions. I do very well on Saunders, 85%-90% in all content areas. But on Kaplan, my scores average about 68%. I would much rather study for NCLEX using Saunders because the rationales are fabulous; whereas, Kaplan, the rationales are okay, but can be just as ambiguous as their questions.
In your opinion, which is a better predictor for NCLEX success? And which do you think is a better tool to use to help pass the NCLEX?
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I use my Saunders a lot. I like the questions; they're not as ambiguous as Kaplan questions. I do very well on Saunders, 85%-90% in all content areas. But on Kaplan, my scores average about 68%. I would much rather study for NCLEX using Saunders because the rationales are fabulous; whereas, Kaplan, the rationales are okay, but can be just as ambiguous as their questions.
In your opinion, which is a better predictor for NCLEX success? And which do you think is a better tool to use to help pass the NCLEX?