5-6 years since passing program, now N-CLEX bound

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I plan on taking the NCLEX in 2 months time, but this task seems so very daunting. After all these years with basically contact with anything Nursing related -and- graduating from a school that wasn't exactly the best. That's the bad part.

Good news is I'm a very intelligent person, more Audio inclined when it comes to retaining information. Never been much of a Sit-and-Study for hours type person, could wing almost all my classes by just listening.

So I ask you all, pre- and post- NCLEX takers, what would be your best advice on what materials to study? I've all 2 months to study and knock this test out, with probably time/money to take a Refresher Course, if absolutely needed.

Please, any and all help is GREATLY appreciated.

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School was 5 years ago and you never sat for the NCLEX? I'd be finding a review class! I've never taken one, but I'm sure someone here can give some recommendations. GL!!!!

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are you even allowed to sit for NCLEX now if it has been that long?

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Life happened, had to focus my attention on more serious matters. But now everything has been squared away. Dialed up Sacramento and everything is A-OK for me to take the test, so enough about that.

Need some advice and suggestions :)

Thank you.

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right on! I didnt know that was possible. Look at https://www.atitesting.com/Solutions/PostGraduation/ATINCLEXSuccessPackage.aspx

my school uses ati and I would say it is deff a help, I graduate in 1 month and am confident due to the ATI

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t00ncess-

you should ask your question in the nclex forum section of allnurses. i'm sure you will get more helpful advice there....

nclex discussion forum for nurses | nursing students

all the best to you. by the way if your looking for a review on content material, check out hurst review.

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