Tuesday 6 September 2016

A Checklist In Choosing NCLEX California Review Class

By Gregory Hill


Should you be a nurse, nursing student, or a new nursing graduate, then you will know what NCLEX is. NCLEX stands for the National Council Licensure Examination that many nurses will take to ensure registered status in the United States. Thus, if you want to successfully pass this exam, then you need to review for it effectively and properly. Many offer review classes to supposedly assist you, like some NCLEX California review classes out there.

Before you just pick any review class offered out there, and there are plenty, then you need to prepare a short checklist to guide you in your choice. Lacking this, you will be open to any haphazard decision or choice that you may regret later on. This article will cover what you will include in this checklist so you will only take into account what is the right information to process rather than haphazardly choosing.

First of all try to find some friends who have passed the NCLEX with the help of a review service. Ask them how they found the service quality and if they would recommend it for your needs. If you do not have this kind of information, then the next best thing will be to go on the internet and do some research for your own needs.

When you have found some review service providers on the internet do take note of the following information which can include number of years in operation, general success rate of their review students in passing the NCLEX, the competency and abilities of their staff, scheduling and so on and so forth. Do take note of their contact numbers or email so you can follow up with more detailed questions.

Ask them how comprehensive their content is and if they do give you tips on how to tackle trick and dreaded questions. The trick and dreaded questions on the NCLEX are the SATA questions or the Select All That Apply format questions, so ask how they will tackle mastering these for your benefit. Ask how much they emphasize critical nursing concepts and how they review you on this.

Also do ask about how they train your critical thinking skills for you to pass high level analysis type questions, like those exhibited by Prioritization and Delegation questions. Do ask what kind of educational strategies they will use so that you will be best prepared for this section on the examination when the time comes.

Ask about their provision of individualized assessments if any. A general rule is that the more regular these assessments are, the better it is for you. These will show early on and during the entire process if you have a chance of passing the NCLEX or not, and also what they will do to remediate low scores on this.

Thus covered are some main considerations in your looking for a good review center for your needs. Always put these items in consideration when making a choice apart from scheduling and price differences.




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