First of all thank you to the entire development team for creating such a convenient study tool with such in depth and helpful rationales, mnemonics, and tests. You’ve truly outdone yourselves and you should be proud of the work you’re doing to help thousands of graduate nurses conquer the NCLEX and pursue their dreams. To anyone nervous: I strongly recommend this app (and listening to Mark Klimeks Prioritization and delegation) This app is extremely helpful especially for on the go studying and keeping your brain engaged whenever and wherever. I do not recommend filling your entire brain with ALL the mnemonics in the app. Instead of focusing on the niche diseases, focus on the things that will always be there. For example: Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia, hypertension, malignant melanoma, etc. it will cut down on your work load drastically and build confidence because you are genuinely learning very important information. For anyone wondering my scores, I consistently scored 50-70% with a 69% overall (nice) on the entire app. This result may have been skewed from me reanswering questions and changing them from wrong-right. So a more accurate overall score for me would probably be 60-65%. Point is you don’t need to do a bang up job on this app to do well, you only need to know what everyone else knows to pass the NCLEX. TLDR: This app and Mark K were crucial for me in passing the nclex (also thank u devs💖)

I’ve been using NCLEX PN for the past week and other sources to study for my NCLEX.I have been a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) for over 2 years now. CNA’s have a smaller scope of practice compared to LVN’s or RN’s. It is not within the scope of practice for a CNA to remove an indwelling catheter. Therefor I would like to share this with everyone. I came across a question that said “A nurse is caring for a client admitted with a diagnosis of congestive heart failure exacerbation. The client has an indwelling catheter for accurate documentation of intake and output, and the provider has ordered this to be removed. The nurse delegates the task to the certified nursing assistant. Two hours later, the CNA has not removed the indwelling catheter. Which of the following is the most appropriateresponse by the nurse?”. There are four answers to choose from which are; 1) Remind the Certified nursing assistant that the indwelling catheter still need to be removed. 2) Find the CNA and ask why the CNA has not yet removed the indwelling catheter. 3) Ask the Certified Nursing Assistant why the indwelling catheter has not been removed and discuss with the CNA if they are too busy it is important to communicate with the nurse. 4) Apologize to the client and explain the the CNA is behind schedule and will remove the catheter soon. So I would not recommend this application to anyone.

Took the NCLEX PN on 2/19 ( shut off at 85 questions ) and found out I passed using the quick results !! This app was part of that success and for every classmate that I have recommended it to as well. So, why the four stars? The app wasn’t a complete one and done study plan. 200 questions approximately a day for two weeks within the app PLUS , I also utilized ATI , and Saunders. The annoyance that I had with this app was that it did not give you a predictor test based off their standards to tell you your probability of passing. Yes, they have lots of really TOUGH questions and the interface is great (when it doesn’t crash between questions ) ; and you get lots of chances to improve your subject scoring. The rationals were good as well. I wouldn’t say this is a bad app to utilize at all, just don’t make it your only one. They want you to walk in and take your NCLEX thinking it’s easy , so don’t feel discouraged by this app. ( hence when I said don’t make it your one and only way to prepare )