To OP: I have failed twice now and took Kaplan... I am going to take NCSBN review this time. It's a lot cheaper and I've found many positive posts about it. GL to you
Specializes in Trauma/ER, Pysch, Pedi, Free Standing ER, L&D, ICU.
Do you have enough rest? That seems a lot. I only used Pearson Review. After graduation, while waiting for my test, I rested/worked-out/didn't touch a book.
i am a mother of 2 children (2 girls), with one more child on the way.... i am actually 38 weeks pregnant... (due date is march 26)...2 days before my exam on march 9th, i was having contractions, but luckily it was false labor and just stress contractions...
when i sat for the test, i just remembered to relax... now i am a nurse and can finally relax and have this baby in peace...
first time i took the test, i studied way too much, (5000 questions, 2 different reviews, 5 different books)... and way too much anxiety issues going on.... this time i just took it easy, and did 50 questions a day and just read rationales and made sure i understand what i read... i also used the allnurses study guides and resources on here, and those helped a lot!!!
to all those still waiting to take the nclex... just relax... the stuff that comes on the screen, is stuff you know... just think and take your time... relax.... GOOD LUCK!!!
Ekuyk
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To OP: I have failed twice now and took Kaplan... I am going to take NCSBN review this time. It's a lot cheaper and I've found many positive posts about it. GL to you