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Study Materials

Seen a lot of posts on this topic, very confusing. I just passed my exit exam and I am preparing for the NCLEX in Florida. I have the following books provided from my school

1. KAPLAN-The Basics

2. Saunders 5th edition- and the CD

3. Saunders 6th edition-NO CD

4. Pearson Comprehensive review for NCLEX-RN

5. My school is buying me a 5 week review course on NCSBN.

6. All my school texts, medsurge, pharm, fundamentals, etc.

7. Lippincott Q&A Review for NCLEX-RN 11 edition.

8. Enormous amount of test banks, EXAM CRAM questions, and other free stuff I have received from former students.

I have used all the books at one point or another but not in their entirety. I am thinking about adding either Lacharity or Kaplan Premeire 2015-2016. Any suggestions? Am I over doing it? I would really like to pass the first time. If your wondering how my school gave us so many books, in two years we had about 8-9 DON's, NO JOKE, and each one had a different favorite NCLEX review book LOL.

Thank you for your help.

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    It sounds like you are fine with materials! Just utilize them the best of your capabilities! Be sure to know your content before attacking questions. I mean, you can do 50 questions here and there as you are studying content but I would know your content and then starting doing 100+ questions a day. I literally did over 5000+ questions before I took my NCLEX but I studied about a 2-3 weeks of content and the same with questions. If I had to recommend anything would be testing strategies to help pick out the best answers [:

    GOOD LUCK FUTURE RN :D

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