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Two weeks is cutting it short unless you are one of those who did exceptionally well in school and have an excellent retention of the content. Most people take a minimum of three weeks, and some take months to prepare. Can not give much more advice than to condense a study schedule that consists of eight to ? hours a day of all the questions and rationales you can get your hands on. If you need extensive content study at this time, you should strongly consider rescheduling for a more reasonable time frame. Good luck.
MyUserName,RN
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I have not been studying up until now. We did preceptorship and I was working so it was really hard to find time to start studying for NCLEX, I just registered for my exam and have 2 weeks to study. I have the DVD Hurst review and can watch the videos, but I don't want to waste any time. Should I focus on the content and/or watching the videos or do you think at this time I should just focus on doing questions? I was thinking about doing the NCSBN learning ext to do the questions on there that will give me a score to see how I'm doing.
Any advice is GREATLY appreciated!!