So, this is what anxiety feels like...

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So after all my blood, sweat, and tears I'm done with nursing school! I never thought I would see the end but I can honestly say it went by much fast than expected. Now comes the hard part, the NCLEX. :wideyed: I just scheduled my test for next month. My anxiety level shot up the moment I confirmed my test date and location. Now I need to know how the heck to study for this monster. I've heard so many conflicting study methods, not sure which way to tackle this. Open for any suggestions, books, reviews, or online course that have helped.

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You can do it. from my experience, NCSBN learning extension is the real thing to study for Nclex. It organized the study topic based on the Nclex study plan, and included real Nclex type practice question. I just passed my nclex exam today using NCSBN learning extension for 3 weeks. Believe on self and you can do it

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I have used the ncsbn for 3wks...my scores from 50-70..do I have a chance of passing???..what were your scores thonyshong?..thank you for sharing

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I have used the ncsbn for 3wks...my scores from 50-70..do I have a chance of passing???..what were your scores thonyshong?..thank you for sharing

believe me or not, Nclex is not about your score, it is how are you going to take the test. One thing I learn from NCSBN is that no one can learn everything and know everything about Nursing. Based on that, try to analyzed the questions, understand the questions and answers, and improved the way you answer the question, while you are doing the question bank. to tell you the truth, my NCSBN score were in low 50 and sometime in the 40. however, i felt ready and confident when i went to take the NCLEX. BY THE WAY, THE MOST IMPORTANT MATERIAL TO STUDY IS THE PRIORITY,DELEGATION AND ASSIGNMENT. THE ONLY THING I REGRET ABOUT WHEN I TOOK THE NCLEX WAS THAT I DID NOT FINISHED WITH THAT BOOK!!!!! iF YOU COMPLETED THAT BEFORE YOUR EXAM, YOUR CHANCE OF PASSING WILL BE GREATLY INCREASE. JUST PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND SHARING, NOT THING MORE. i HAVE ABSOLUTE NO RELATIONSHIP WITH NCSBN OR MRS LACHARITY

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I did Kaplan... I took the course and did 100-150 questions/day. I also scheduled NCLEX for 3 weeks after graduating so probably did more questions than others who scheduled it out further. I also did the NCLEX 3500

I passed in 75 questions. Learn SATA's, I had at least 1/2 my test as SATA

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Thank you all so much. I'm so stressed. At the moment I'm reviewing content to make sure I have it all down. It's just so overwhelming.

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You can do it. from my experience, NCSBN learning extension is the real thing to study for Nclex. It organized the study topic based on the Nclex study plan, and included real Nclex type practice question. I just passed my nclex exam today using NCSBN learning extension for 3 weeks. Believe on self and you can do it

Congrats on passing!!! :nurse:

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Can you elaborate on what all the ncsbn includes in there study plan

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