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Taking Nclex June 17th

I'm scheduled to take the Nclex June 17th. I have been using saunders and PDA for review. I took the ATI predictor and according to ATI, I have a 98% chance of passing the NCLEX but I do not feel ready. A lot of my friends are taking Kaplan, but I cannot afford it. I have been looking into NCSBN, but I don't know if I should get it. So my question is for those who used NCSBN is it worth it? I mean, were the questions in any way similar to NCLEX? or should I just keep using saunders and PDA? Please advise!!

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    Good luck to u! Im taking my also on June 17, i took NSBC 5 weeks course, i found questions difficult on the test they have, but i guess u just need to be careful when u read the questions, couse my problem was that i read to fast

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    Kaplan is over rated and overpriced. The rationales were not informative and the presentation was horrible for the price paid. I did online review. I hear in class is much better. I cancelled my subscription after a few weeks and signed up for ncsbn. I like it much better. I test the the 19th.

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    I have the kaplan 2013 strategies book. I like it. The strategies can be useful but not for $400-500. It also has practice Qs and 2 practice tests.

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