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BEST NCLEX PREP
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Here are my favorite resources to help you prepare for the NCLEX. I particularly love these two because they offer extensive question banks (Qbanks) for practicing NCLEX-style questions and reviewing rationales. Remember: to fully utilize my O.P.R.A method, you must do practice questions!

My top picks are Kaplan and Saunders. I use both in my NCLEX workshops, and my students consistently achieve great results. Saunders is an affordable option with over 4,000 questions in its Qbank. While Kaplan is pricier, the value it offers is unmatched. Kaplan provides a wealth of resources with its TOOLKIT, including a mock exam, and I highly recommend it if your budget allows.

Kaplan is comprehensive and includes a decision tree that helps you choose "the most right" answer and prioritize effectively as a nurse. I want to emphasize that I’m not sponsored by either company; I have been recommending and using these programs even before I became a YouTuber. If you have any specific questions, feel free to ask!
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BEST RESOURCES FOR NCLEX
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Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-PN® : https://amzn.to/4edgFsX
Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-RN® : https://amzn.to/3ZKCOvo
Next Generation NCLEX-PN® 2023-2024 Self-Study Toolkit: https://amzn.to/3BzyC7l
Next Generation NCLEX-RN® 2023 Self-Study Toolkit : https://amzn.to/47QlNSf

Ninety-nine percent of new graduate nurses have the content knowledge they need; think about it—you’ve spent the last couple of years in nursing school, completed clinical practice, passed your nursing program's exit exam, and hopefully managed to keep all your hair! If you accomplished all that, you absolutely have the foundational knowledge to manage a patient at the same level as any new graduate nurse.

Many of us psych ourselves out due to a combination of disorganization, lack of confidence, anxiety, and poor preparation. If you passed your program's exit exam, that’s a strong predictor that you’ll pass the NCLEX on your first attempt. Most new graduate nurses enter the NCLEX with the necessary knowledge. However, improper preparation, disorganization, anxiety, and lack of confidence contribute to the 30% who don’t pass on their first try.

In this video, I will share strategies to prepare you for the NCLEX, focusing on how to stay organized, reduce anxiety, and boost your confidence. And the best part? It doesn't involve spending hours highlighting textbooks or studying endlessly.

If this is your second or third time taking the NCLEX, I'm glad you found me. Remember, you are more than capable and intelligent. As a critical care nurse with ten years of experience, I can tell you that some of the best nurses I know have repeated the NCLEX two or even three times. The issue often isn’t a lack of knowledge, but rather the variables we tend to overlook.xoxo,

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TIME STAMPS
00:00 Dont do this
01:14 Get organized with this calendar method (Day 1-6)
02:14 How to create realistic expectations & goals
02:31 Recommended # of practice questions/day
02:40 Rollover method
04:31 Remediation example
05:00 Why remediation work
05:56 Day 7, practice specific
07:10 Why these strategies work