How to pass the NCLEX:

Question

Okay, so you graduated 🎓.Yaaaaaay! 🎉 You did it. You made it this far. You are so close to the finish line. And even though the finish line seems difficult it is within your reach. So what do you do to make sure you pass and succeed? 🤔

Answer 1

Hey! Congratulations on graduating! You're so close to being done! My tips for the NCLEX are to make a study schedule and stick to it! I made a study calendar for myself that I would love to share with you! I would study for 4 hours a day and do about 75-100 questions per day and then spend the rest of my time reviewing concepts I struggled with. I used UWorld and I liked them a lot because I could make question banks using only questions from topics I struggled with, which helped me master those topics before moving on to taking more NCLEX style question banks.

I would love to delve deeper into this with you and share my skills. I passed my NCLEX in 75 questions and since I only took it last year, it is still very fresh in my mind! Please reach out if you'd like to learn more or work with me!

Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Answer 3

Congratulations on completing the formal education process on your journey to becoming a nurse. Next step: pass the NCLEX. Here are a few tips to help you:

1. Take time to celebrate your graduation with family and friends.
2. Identify what NCLEX prep resource(s) match your learning style. Make sure the resource provides a combination of content review and practice questions.
3. Create a study schedule for your "final class": NCLEX prep. Make this schedule as specific as possible.
4. Take practice tests and quizzes from credible resources. Review the answer to each question by reading the rationale and making note of any concept that is unfamiliar to you.
5. Be consistent and diligent in your study habits.

I would be happy to provide assistance in any aspect of your NCLEX prep from creating a study schedule to facilitating a guided review of practice questions. I have worked with many repeat test takers, students where English is a second language and test-takers who experience high levels of test-taking anxiety. Reach out, I'd be glad to work with you, too.

Answer 4

Study. Study. Study. That’s the answer you probably have heard on how to pass the NCLEX. And even though it’s true you need to study, that’s what you have been doing these past years of Nursing School. So what else do you need?

You need to learn how to tackle each question. How to think through it and choose the correct one. That’s where I come in. I can help you do just that. I learned a process on how to answer NCLEX-Style questions. And you can learn it too!

Don't just mindlessly take test after test. Learn my Test-taking strategies and succeed.

I hope to hear from you soon.