Published Jan 12, 2017
nursing96student
54 Posts
Hi everyone.
I'm a first semester nursing student after having most of my pre reqs completed at a community college. I will be graduating in 2 years and I would just like to know, at what point during nursing school did you start studying for the NCLEX?
Also, were there any NCLEX review books that actually helped you study/pass nursing exams?
Sour Lemon
5,016 Posts
Hi everyone. I'm a first semester nursing student after having most of my pre reqs completed at a community college. I will be graduating in 2 years and I would just like to know, at what point during nursing school did you start studying for the NCLEX? Also, were there any NCLEX review books that actually helped you study/pass nursing exams?
Never or from the very beginning, depending on how you look at it. Nursing school, in it's entirety, is studying for NCLEX. I did buy a Saunders book after graduation, but I procrastinate and never actually managed to open it. And I'm sort of glad that I didn't obsess and waste my time. Most of the NCLEX questions I got were so obscure that they're not what I would have focused on, anyway.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
I started studying for NCLEX after graduation. I took six weeks to study and passed on my first attempt after having answered the minimum number of questions.