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study materials? any suggestions will be highly appreciated

hey guys!

Help me to choose study materials for nclex...im thinking of enrolling to Kaplan review course, will it be enough? any books that will help me? ive heard there's alot of prioritization in nclex-rn exam, hope to find a book that is focused on prioritization..thanks!

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i used saunders and didnt enrol in a review center. you can go to nclex discussion forum under the student tab and you will find lots of study materials there

Moved to the NCLEX forum

I took the Kaplan course and passed the first time with 75 questions. I also did some questions from the Saunders cd. Saunders, however, focuses more on content. I really didn't read the Saunders review book. It was too dense, IMO. I believe that the more questions you do, the better. I did all of the q bank and q trainers. Also, focus on your weak areas.

I also I took Kaplan course online and passed with 75 questnions. It was my 3rd attempts, I watched the content and questions review it helps me alot on how to answer nclex questions. If I didn't take this course I probably still be going to re-take #4. However for some reason Kaplan course doesn't work for everybody, some people took it and still failed. But in my opinion if you follow the course direction you will pass the nclex.

I took the Kaplan course, Learning Extensions (NCSBN), and used Prentice Hall Hogan's review book. First two for the questions and the third for review book. Hogan's review book is thick like any other but this one breaks it down to NCLEX categories and sub-cat. It helped to review specific topics and plus it highlights what is likely to be on the NCLEX or what's really important to know.

i heavily recommend kaplan. it really worked for me

I do recommend any book you think you're most comfortable with. Best of luck!!!

did u listened all the lectures?is that good lecture?did u learned contents from feuer cd..or did u used any other books for conents? did u practised their questions only or u did questions frm saunders..

yes I listened to all cds and I did 200 in saunders..the Feuer cds REALLY helped with the NCLEX testing style adn content! good luck

I would suggest leraningext which is put out by the company that

makes the Nclex exam. NCSBN. it wosts $70 for 5 weeks online review.

study material, Qbank, questions that NCSBN makes for Nclex. It took me three times to pass, but I am a hard test taker. This helped me go over and pass.

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