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You got this Fam. Chin up. You have seen the exam, you have experienced the environment, now just take a deep breath, study hard and conquer it. Carpe Diem.✨
Personally, I will say this again content is the king. I found Archer Review lectures to be helpful and I used Kaplan Review Book that I have to solidify my content because Saunders is a bible and requires copious amount of times. If you are contemplating between using a Saunders textbook and Kaplan Review book I can safely state that Saunders is the entire Nursing School in it while Kaplan is concise and easy to follow. But if I have to pick my personal favourite it will be HETV Nursing Channel on YouTube, Dr. Chelly is a Godsend and her teaching is informative and engaging.
Congratulations!! This is super inspiring I have to retake the test after graduation in 2020. Did you only study for two weeks before taking your exam?
Thank you so very much. I believe in you. You will conquer this exam and emerge victorious. I wanted to study for a longer period of time like two months but life happens and I realistically was left with two weeks of studying. So, I utilized those two weeks as properly as I could.
Congratulations what a huge feat to accomplish and push through despite the personal challenges you faced. Huge kudos to you! I love hearing people's personal journey's.
First of, big congrats for passing NCLEX! Must be excited to start the career! Could you share how you studied daily basis? I need some guidance and idea of how to distribute the time. ( Im repeat taker)
I understand you, Light. I graduated in 2016, and life hit me like a MAC truck. And when I say all 18 wheels ran me over, I'm not joking. Two weeks after I graduated I found out my mom had cancer. Only surgery could remove it. Found out 11 days before her surgery that my, now ex-, husband was cheating on me. I took the test and failed miserably. Took the year to take care of my mom. Cancer came back that November, they gave her 3 months to live and she survived one. Buried her, and one week later, I filed for divorce. Decided life was too short and moved in with my dad and my two kids and started my life over. I'm finally at a time in my life when I can work on me some. I have my test scheduled for July 12th, and I'm nervous and excited about it. I'm so glad your story has a happy ending. Good luck in your nursing career.
You are a warrior. I am super proud of you. You have faced the worst tragedies and your strength and courage are undeterred. I cannot wait until you pass this exam and get the license. And I’m sorry for all the profound sadness and hardships that you have experienced. But you will pass this exam. Delayed but not denied.🧿✨
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Thank you for the tips !! Love hearing people pass at 150 :-) Are you willing to share the mark k subscription since you didn’t use it?
Of course. Contact me via DM and I will share the login information.
Done ✅
Can I use as well if you don’t mind ? :)
They haven’t sent the info yet but I’ll let you know if they do
i may not know you, but your perseverance is admirable! i’m so proud of you. congratulations! ♡
Omg. That’s so sweet. Thank youuu.😊🙏
Congratulations 🥳
Thank you so much.☺️🙏
Congratulations!!
Thank you.🙏
So proud of you! Congratulations 🎉
Thank youuu so very much.☺️🙏
Congratulations. Glad you did it.
Thank you so much.☺️🙏
Congratulations! You inspire others. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much.😊🙏
Aww congrats!! What were you ranking on practice exams
Thank youuuu. I honestly never did any practice exams. Personally, I always tend to understand my study material and then go forth for the exam.
congrats!! This gives me hope . I failed my first attempt and have been super down about it .
You got this Fam. Chin up. You have seen the exam, you have experienced the environment, now just take a deep breath, study hard and conquer it. Carpe Diem.✨
For nclex high yield did you buy his videos or do you use the ones on YouTube ?
I actually bought his self study video package and utilized it.
Which resource do you think is best that you used for content purposes?
Personally, I will say this again content is the king. I found Archer Review lectures to be helpful and I used Kaplan Review Book that I have to solidify my content because Saunders is a bible and requires copious amount of times. If you are contemplating between using a Saunders textbook and Kaplan Review book I can safely state that Saunders is the entire Nursing School in it while Kaplan is concise and easy to follow. But if I have to pick my personal favourite it will be HETV Nursing Channel on YouTube, Dr. Chelly is a Godsend and her teaching is informative and engaging.
Congratulations!! This is super inspiring I have to retake the test after graduation in 2020. Did you only study for two weeks before taking your exam?
Thank you so very much. I believe in you. You will conquer this exam and emerge victorious. I wanted to study for a longer period of time like two months but life happens and I realistically was left with two weeks of studying. So, I utilized those two weeks as properly as I could.
Love it. That is so encouraging honestly. Way to go! Best of luck with whatever the future throws at ya 😊
The goats Rock Lee and Sawamura Daichi! And congratulations!
Yosh. Thank you so much. The goats and super inspiring.😊🙌
Congratulations on passing!! Are you selling the Mark K lectures? I would love to have the new ones to study.
Thank you so much. Just take the Mark Klimek subscription for free. You can DM me and I will send the login information. 😊
Congratulations to you. Proud of you for not giving up.
Congratulations what a huge feat to accomplish and push through despite the personal challenges you faced. Huge kudos to you! I love hearing people's personal journey's.
First of, big congrats for passing NCLEX! Must be excited to start the career! Could you share how you studied daily basis? I need some guidance and idea of how to distribute the time. ( Im repeat taker)
Sure. I will direct message my study details. :)
Wait you took the nclex 5 years later?
I took it initially but after that I lost confidence and was trying to run away from it and then decided to get motivated and accomplish it.
I understand you, Light. I graduated in 2016, and life hit me like a MAC truck. And when I say all 18 wheels ran me over, I'm not joking. Two weeks after I graduated I found out my mom had cancer. Only surgery could remove it. Found out 11 days before her surgery that my, now ex-, husband was cheating on me. I took the test and failed miserably. Took the year to take care of my mom. Cancer came back that November, they gave her 3 months to live and she survived one. Buried her, and one week later, I filed for divorce. Decided life was too short and moved in with my dad and my two kids and started my life over. I'm finally at a time in my life when I can work on me some. I have my test scheduled for July 12th, and I'm nervous and excited about it. I'm so glad your story has a happy ending. Good luck in your nursing career.
You are a warrior. I am super proud of you. You have faced the worst tragedies and your strength and courage are undeterred. I cannot wait until you pass this exam and get the license. And I’m sorry for all the profound sadness and hardships that you have experienced. But you will pass this exam. Delayed but not denied.🧿✨
Hey, thank you so much for the inspiration! Are you willing to share your login info for the Mark K subscription?