Taking my NCLEX 2 years after graduation

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I just got my ATT today from the state board and already scheduled my exam for next month. I graduated as a BSN about 2 years ago but had a family emergency where I became the primary caretaker for my sick dad until recently when his health began to improve. I am really excited to get a start on my career, but I'm a little nervous. I've been reviewing Saunders for the past few weeks and working on questions from the NCLEX 4000 CD. I currently cannot afford any review classes/courses. Any suggestions on ways that I can supplement my studying? Anything would help! As excited as I am to start this new journey, I am SOOOOO nervous!

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I can say do your best on reviewing..I heard that there is a study plan on Saunders..print it out..and began reviewing..do qs on nclex4000 or 3500...keep pushing..I will be taking mine in a couple of weeks...this is like bookcamp!..we will succeed! God bless:)

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NCSBN's Review for the NCLEX-RN® Examination v7.0.1 - Students - NCSBN Learning Extension

If you can spare the money, this program is $50 for a 3 week course. Have heard great things about it.

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I bought the NCSBN - testing on the 6th of Feb - getting nervous but plowing through! Crossing my fingers!

We will get through this!

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Specializes in Family Nurse Practitioner.
I bought the NCSBN - testing on the 6th of Feb - getting nervous but plowing through! Crossing my fingers!

We will get through this!

Great! Hope it helps you. I personally didn't use it, but was strongly considering it. I heard the questions are very close to NCLEX style.

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