What NCLEX review program did you use?

amother

Lotus

Fri, Aug 02 2024, 1:30 pm

I listened to the Mark Klimek lectures and studied his review booklets. I think he calls them the blue book and the yellow book? Something like that I don’t remember exactly. If you are on any nursing chats you can ask how to access these and someone can probably help you. It’s also helpful to take the NCLEX as soon as you can after graduating because the information will be fresh in your mind. The expensive prep programs are unnecessary in my opinion. Look up the national first time pass rates for NCLEX it’s very reassuring. If you did well in nursing school and don’t have any extenuating circumstances like severe testing anxiety you are very likely to pass! Hatzlacha!

↑ Lilac1859 ↓

Fri, Aug 02 2024, 1:41 pm

amother Lotus wrote:

Thanks, I've actually been listening to all of them during nursing school. I finished the bulk of my classes in May and now just waiting until they offer my last class (its easy, just OB once a week for 6 weeks) I feel like I'm doing nothing the whole summer and can be forgetting everything.
On the ATI NCLEX predictor I got a 93% chance of passing the NCLEX on the first attempt but I'm still nervous.

↑ Lilac1859

Fri, Aug 02 2024, 1:44 pm

momomany wrote:

uworld

Thanks! did uworld for my LPN but as far as I remember, it was just lots of questions and rationales, nothing interactive-is it still like that? do they have anything else with videos, live series or anything else?

amother

Cerulean

Fri, Aug 02 2024, 2:12 pm

amother Valerian wrote:

I did uworld and schedule Asap! Even if you don’t feel ready just go for it. Passed on 85 questions

I wont be able to sit for my NCLEX until like mid October (which is yt time) prob will be November depending on the testing centers availability

↑ momomany

Fri, Aug 02 2024, 2:32 pm

u world (in 2017) was a bunch of questions and looked exactly like the nclex interface. I liked it since it familiarized me with the look of the actual nclex. In addition, each question had detailed rationales explaining the right and wrong answers. That is my favorite way to learn.