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I did not see any thread on AUGUST 2009 support group, so i decided to form a forum for us to share our view, plan and how to pass for the test first time. :welcome: and Join the excellent group!!

Good luck to everybody testing in AUGUST:urgycld::grpwlcm:

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August 12 2 pm

Here is my plan:

Finish the NCBSN online NCLEX review

Do the whole Saunders CD (fourth edition)

Do the Exam cram CD (1000 questions)

Do the Pharmacology Success book (over 1000 questions)

Do the Med-surgical Success Book (1000 questions)

Do the NCLEX 3500

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August 12 2 pm

Here is my plan:

Finish the NCBSN online NCLEX review

Do the whole Saunders CD (fourth edition)

Do the Exam cram CD (1000 questions)

Do the Pharmacology Success book (over 1000 questions)

Do the Med-surgical Success Book (1000 questions)

Do the NCLEX 3500

whoa, thats a lot.. more than what i was thinking.. how many questions are you doing per day?

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Hi, I will be taking my boards in August as well, I'm waiting on my Att number but should get it soon. I'm doing Hurst online and reading Reviews and Rationales for Nclex. Do you think that is enough?? I do not want to stress myself out. I'm afraid I waited to long to test, I graduated in May with my A.D.N. :banghead:

Mia98

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whoa, thats a lot.. more than what i was thinking.. how many questions are you doing per day?

It depends,sometimes 0 sometimes 400-500 per day:))) I know I'm nuts but this is how I passed Hesi:))

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Hi, I will be taking my boards in August as well, I'm waiting on my Att number but should get it soon. I'm doing Hurst online and reading Reviews and Rationales for Nclex. Do you think that is enough?? I do not want to stress myself out. I'm afraid I waited to long to test, I graduated in May with my A.D.N. :banghead:

Mia98

I dont think you did a "bad" thing by waiting few months to take the NCLEX,I think it is good to take some time off relax,then take a review and study at home...you cant possibly remeber everything that you learned for the past two years in school...that is the reason why the reviews were created.

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It depends,sometimes 0 sometimes 400-500 per day:))) I know I'm nuts but this is how I passed Hesi:))

good for you, i like your motivation and all your hard work and effort will pay off. Im sure you will pass. :)

Just pray for me too, as this will be my second time taking it.

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I took NCLEX one month after graduation, and about a week or so after taking Kaplan, which I hated. But I passed NCLEX. I did the q-bank questions everyday for the week or so before the test and did probably 200 questions a day, by the end did 88% of all the available questions, I don't think they were too similiar to the ones on NCLEX, but I passed with 89 questions and guess it worked enough. Goodluck to all!

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good for you, i like your motivation and all your hard work and effort will pay off. Im sure you will pass. :)

Just pray for me too, as this will be my second time taking it.

Well what is your plan to be succesful the second time around?

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hi beach butterfly which exam book there two books one in yellow and blue colour.can u send the authors name and edition for the book.

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I took NCLEX one month after graduation, and about a week or so after taking Kaplan, which I hated. But I passed NCLEX. I did the q-bank questions everyday for the week or so before the test and did probably 200 questions a day, by the end did 88% of all the available questions, I don't think they were too similiar to the ones on NCLEX, but I passed with 89 questions and guess it worked enough. Goodluck to all!

is that all you did? i mean did you use other books such as saunders for content? .. or only kaplan is what worked for you? and how many questions did you do per day?

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