your video helped me pass. thank you. i'd like to offer some inspiration to others out there. i graduated nursing school in may 2016 in florida. i took it 3x and failed at max 265 questions. during those times i just had a son. i feel into a deep rut. dad life took over. i still worked in healthcare as an ER tech. 1 day became 1 year. 1 year became 8 years. i had a daughter. life happens. i gave up. i assumed i was done and was unable to test again. that "assumption" was just another tactic or excuse i told myself. i pursued healthcare informatics/IT, i started taking courses to complete some certifications etc. but in Oct 2023 i just thought about all the hard times during nursing school. sleeping in my car after working night shifts for an hour then heading back to class and doing clinicals etc. a new coworker of mine was in teh same exact situation as me and suggested i tried to apply out of state. of course i made more excuses "ah ok ill check it out later" etc. one day she told me she was applying to a diff state during work and she helped me apply/send transcripts etc. of course i thought and assume oh my stuff is too old etc. 3 days later i got my ATT. right then and there i felt a rush of adrenaline and i realized i had a second chance at life again. i applied to the NC boards but was still able to take it in my hometown in florida. mind you ive been out of the nclex game for 8 years! i got my att before thanksgiving and scheduled my test at the end of january to give me more time esp with holidays etc. i only used archer. ONLY archer. i thought of the other popular methods but i wanted only 1 resource this time because my past i felt like i used to many. i followed the 6 week archer schedule. everyones different but i wanted to share how i did it and what i would change. i actually tried to watch the videos. i took notes for a week and was so frustrated (not archers fault). i felt so slow doing that. so what i did was, i would see the "video topic" and do quesitons on that topic only . for example lets say for a "monday" the schedule says cardiac video and OB video. i would do 50 questions of cardiac only, take a break, then 50 questions on OB. (do as many or little as u want). thats all i did! i would do 50 quesions on the specific topics accordint to the archer 6 week schedule and i followed the CAT and readiness test schedules too. of course i was nervous as heck at test time since it had been so long. it was obviously the samse test center that i failed THREE times 8 years ago. so i had some anxiety and PTSD seeing the building and going inside. the new gen test to me was easier to test. i dont mean easier like the test itself was easier but i felt comfortable cause it was same format as archer! i actually enjoyed the NGN questions/case studies!! i still got all max question which is i think 150. i took my son camping that follwoing weekend and didnt want to check until i got back. my wife who has supported me throught out this entire process was with me (kids asleep) when i went ahead and checked after i got back from camping with my son. i did the "get results early" $8 (maybe its a florida thing). i just bursted out crying when i saw i passed. i had been holding those emotions in for 8 years. but still kept the dream deep in the back of my mind the entire time. i hope i can inspire people like how katie inspired me to get back. i couldnt pass fresh out of school (x3) but was able to 8 years later and with 2 kids (7 and 4). never give up, i did but i came back stronger. i start my residency in step down cvicu open heart in april at the same hospital i was an er tech at. i hope to do that for 1-2 years and transition to cvicu open heart. i wanted to give extra thanks to the north carolina boards for making the nclex application process butter smooth easy and getting my ATT so fast. they gave me a second chance at life. i highly recommend them to anyone in a similar situation as me
Thank you SO much for sharing this, brother! I graduated with a bachelor’s in nursing in 2017 and I never tried to take the exam because I told myself it was not my passion. I also let life get by but I realized that life somehow still feels incomplete. I have been feeling like I still need to accomplish something that’s been hanging on my shoulders. I got my ATT and I am currently studying only with Archer as well. But it has been a struggle for me because I would take notes and put them on Quizlet flashcards. I spoke with my husband last night, feeling so discouraged, and I told him how I think I am wasting my time re-writing everything on what is now up to 719 flashcards and barely on week 2 of the 6-week calendar as well. I have been on week 2 for almost a month… And I know that I won’t be able to read all of those flashcards if I try to stay on track with the schedule. Here I am, struggling and finding hope and I came across your comment! God is so good and I thank you so much for sharing your strategy. I will try this starting today! God bless you and your family, brother. May you succeed much more in your days to come.
@@agoodmanswife hey! That’s exactly how I felt writing those damn notes during the videos. I felt like I was wasting time for the 2 weeks or so I was doing those notes. Your situation is almost exactly the same. Remember i did a specific number of questions on the specific topic. If you feel weak on a certain topic, simply just do more questions on that topic. I was running out of time so I couldn’t do more than 50. I wanted to at least do all the topics and then focus on the cat tests etc. I relate it to sports. Let’s say football ok. I felt my original method was too focused on reading the playbook(note taking/flashcards) rather than focusing on specific skills(questions on specific topic) and then scrimmaging against other teams(cat/readiness tests) if that makes sense. I understand where you’re coming from obviously. That’s why you commented. We are in similar situations. But it’s Gods plan that you came across my comment. You won’t need as much content for the new Nclex as u think. Most of the content is usually included in the question or case study. Will you understand all the content when you take the nclex? Probably not. BUT neither did I because I focused more on answering more practice questions. My point is, you having more time doing archer questions will prepare u to answer real questions on the Nclex. Obviously you won’t be like “ooh I remember this question on archer” BUT you will be versed in similar questions because of being familiar to the style of them on archer AS OPPOSED to doing flash cards or me writing video notes. Btw when I went back and looked at my video notes? I didn’t even remember writing 80% of them. Do what works for you I just wanted to say that in my situation that the entirety of me writing notes on those videos was a complete waste of time and I could have used those 2 to 3 weeks focusing on the specific topic and doing way more questions. Keep me posted please! And let me know what new method works for u
Listen guys. I took my exam June 3 2024. I didnt use ANY Q BANK nor review program. I focused heavily on fundamentals, prioritization and most commonly tested [must know] diseases and drugs. My exam stopped at 85 Qs and 3 days later, i found out i passed. My advice is, dont use Q banks. Understand the basic concept of eqch topic. Dont memorize anything except the necessary ones, like dietary recommendations. Lastly.... utilize your common sense, especially on the exam day.
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the nclex exam last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mr Richard
You are a great inspiration and remarkable woman for posting this positive and helpful video for future nurses to be successful! Thank YOU!!!! Much love and God's Blessings to you!!!
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
Congratulations on passing nclex 😊🎉🎉 and thank you so much for the tips. Where can I see what my weaknesses are in archer? I had used uworld for the longest time, and newly using archer as my friend said it looked more like the nclex, I took the readiness assessments, where I borderline pass them, as well as the cat exam, but would love to know my overall areas of weakness. I take mine in less than 1 week and I’m a tad anxious
if i remember correctly, when you go over your results each question falls under a certain category. and within that category, there are more specific topics which are displayed next to the question. Hope that helps!
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
Hello Katie! Congrats on being a new nurse! I am taking my NCLEX in a month and sticking with archer (even though a lot of my classmates are using Uworld I still find archer promising) However, I find Archer CAT pass and fail criteria is confusing which my score trend is always going downward. Should I stick focus on CAT or just the readiness assessment part?
hi there! i noticed that as well. however, as long as i was passing, i ignored the score. i also made sure to go back over all of the questions, read the rationales, and sometimes write them out if I really did not know the answer. i personally did more of the readiness assessments than CAT exams. i hope this helps!
Thanks it's really useful and informative for me because I am an Indian graduated and here NCLEX is not common thing but you made me understood key points thanks
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
hi there! sorry for just getting back to you. it sounds like you have a pretty busy schedule so, i think it would be best to plan your study time around that. maybe even dedicate more time on your off days and less time on the days you work. and remember you don’t have to study every single day for extended periods of time. quality over quantity!! if you need an example study schedule, i included one in the description! i hope this helps, good luck💗
hi there!! I bought the “Rapid Review Combo (QBank + OnDemand)”. I got the one that is for 60 days (just in case😅) but they have the 30 day option too!
Did you watch any of the Archer “ 3 day live review” vids. I’m currently using Archer to study for the NCLEX but I’m already a bit overwhelmed and they are all over 8 hrs long so idk how I’d fit it into my study time.
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN on my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN. I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
I failed my first attempt. My study habits were not the best. I’m still discouraged but I plan to take it again. I’ve heard great things about out archer so im using it this time around
Going through the NCLEX exams has been quite a ride for me as well, and I truly understand the challenges. Which was until I leaned on Mrs. Taylor for support and relief.
i also chose the cheapest package. if you're referencing a study plan, i did not follow one. i only used archer for the CAT exams and readiness assessments and formed my own study plan. I attached a calendar in the description, with a study schedule similar to what i followed to study :)
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN on my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN. I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
hi there :) I did different styles of questions as I mentioned in my video. -Readiness assessments: 85 questions each (I did 7 total); average score 71% -CAT exams: 85 questions each (I did 3 total); passed each one -Tutorial questions: usually about 20 questions at a time and up to 50 a day; average 70% (420 questions total, excluding the CAT and readiness assessments) I hope this helped! If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask :)
@@markbuenafe8178Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN in my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN. I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
Mark Klimek, he’s an NCLEX review professor and has great lecture vids. on subjects that are commonly tested. I agree that he has good memory tricks to help you recall tricky content
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN on my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN. I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
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your video helped me pass. thank you. i'd like to offer some inspiration to others out there. i graduated nursing school in may 2016 in florida. i took it 3x and failed at max 265 questions. during those times i just had a son. i feel into a deep rut. dad life took over. i still worked in healthcare as an ER tech. 1 day became 1 year. 1 year became 8 years. i had a daughter. life happens. i gave up. i assumed i was done and was unable to test again. that "assumption" was just another tactic or excuse i told myself. i pursued healthcare informatics/IT, i started taking courses to complete some certifications etc.
but in Oct 2023 i just thought about all the hard times during nursing school. sleeping in my car after working night shifts for an hour then heading back to class and doing clinicals etc. a new coworker of mine was in teh same exact situation as me and suggested i tried to apply out of state. of course i made more excuses "ah ok ill check it out later" etc. one day she told me she was applying to a diff state during work and she helped me apply/send transcripts etc. of course i thought and assume oh my stuff is too old etc. 3 days later i got my ATT. right then and there i felt a rush of adrenaline and i realized i had a second chance at life again. i applied to the NC boards but was still able to take it in my hometown in florida.
mind you ive been out of the nclex game for 8 years! i got my att before thanksgiving and scheduled my test at the end of january to give me more time esp with holidays etc. i only used archer. ONLY archer. i thought of the other popular methods but i wanted only 1 resource this time because my past i felt like i used to many. i followed the 6 week archer schedule. everyones different but i wanted to share how i did it and what i would change. i actually tried to watch the videos. i took notes for a week and was so frustrated (not archers fault). i felt so slow doing that. so what i did was, i would see the "video topic" and do quesitons on that topic only . for example lets say for a "monday" the schedule says cardiac video and OB video. i would do 50 questions of cardiac only, take a break, then 50 questions on OB. (do as many or little as u want). thats all i did! i would do 50 quesions on the specific topics accordint to the archer 6 week schedule and i followed the CAT and readiness test schedules too.
of course i was nervous as heck at test time since it had been so long. it was obviously the samse test center that i failed THREE times 8 years ago. so i had some anxiety and PTSD seeing the building and going inside. the new gen test to me was easier to test. i dont mean easier like the test itself was easier but i felt comfortable cause it was same format as archer! i actually enjoyed the NGN questions/case studies!! i still got all max question which is i think 150. i took my son camping that follwoing weekend and didnt want to check until i got back. my wife who has supported me throught out this entire process was with me (kids asleep) when i went ahead and checked after i got back from camping with my son. i did the "get results early" $8 (maybe its a florida thing). i just bursted out crying when i saw i passed. i had been holding those emotions in for 8 years. but still kept the dream deep in the back of my mind the entire time.
i hope i can inspire people like how katie inspired me to get back. i couldnt pass fresh out of school (x3) but was able to 8 years later and with 2 kids (7 and 4). never give up, i did but i came back stronger. i start my residency in step down cvicu open heart in april at the same hospital i was an er tech at. i hope to do that for 1-2 years and transition to cvicu open heart. i wanted to give extra thanks to the north carolina boards for making the nclex application process butter smooth easy and getting my ATT so fast. they gave me a second chance at life. i highly recommend them to anyone in a similar situation as me
wow!! your story is SO inspirational🥹 thank you for sharing and congratulations on becoming an RN!! it is very well deserved 🥳💗
Thank you SO much for sharing this, brother! I graduated with a bachelor’s in nursing in 2017 and I never tried to take the exam because I told myself it was not my passion. I also let life get by but I realized that life somehow still feels incomplete. I have been feeling like I still need to accomplish something that’s been hanging on my shoulders.
I got my ATT and I am currently studying only with Archer as well. But it has been a struggle for me because I would take notes and put them on Quizlet flashcards. I spoke with my husband last night, feeling so discouraged, and I told him how I think I am wasting my time re-writing everything on what is now up to 719 flashcards and barely on week 2 of the 6-week calendar as well. I have been on week 2 for almost a month… And I know that I won’t be able to read all of those flashcards if I try to stay on track with the schedule.
Here I am, struggling and finding hope and I came across your comment! God is so good and I thank you so much for sharing your strategy. I will try this starting today!
God bless you and your family, brother. May you succeed much more in your days to come.
@@agoodmanswife hey! That’s exactly how I felt writing those damn notes during the videos. I felt like I was wasting time for the 2 weeks or so I was doing those notes. Your situation is almost exactly the same. Remember i did a specific number of questions on the specific topic. If you feel weak on a certain topic, simply just do more questions on that topic. I was running out of time so I couldn’t do more than 50. I wanted to at least do all the topics and then focus on the cat tests etc. I relate it to sports. Let’s say football ok. I felt my original method was too focused on reading the playbook(note taking/flashcards) rather than focusing on specific skills(questions on specific topic) and then scrimmaging against other teams(cat/readiness tests) if that makes sense.
I understand where you’re coming from obviously. That’s why you commented. We are in similar situations. But it’s Gods plan that you came across my comment. You won’t need as much content for the new Nclex as u think. Most of the content is usually included in the question or case study. Will you understand all the content when you take the nclex? Probably not. BUT neither did I because I focused more on answering more practice questions. My point is, you having more time doing archer questions will prepare u to answer real questions on the Nclex. Obviously you won’t be like “ooh I remember this question on archer” BUT you will be versed in similar questions because of being familiar to the style of them on archer AS OPPOSED to doing flash cards or me writing video notes. Btw when I went back and looked at my video notes? I didn’t even remember writing 80% of them. Do what works for you I just wanted to say that in my situation that the entirety of me writing notes on those videos was a complete waste of time and I could have used those 2 to 3 weeks focusing on the specific topic and doing way more questions. Keep me posted please! And let me know what new method works for u
Listen guys.
I took my exam June 3 2024.
I didnt use ANY Q BANK nor review program.
I focused heavily on fundamentals, prioritization and most commonly tested [must know] diseases and drugs.
My exam stopped at 85 Qs and 3 days later, i found out i passed.
My advice is, dont use Q banks.
Understand the basic concept of eqch topic.
Dont memorize anything except the necessary ones, like dietary recommendations.
Lastly.... utilize your common sense, especially on the exam day.
Used Archer and pass my NCLEX. Did more of readiness exam and few questions. Watch the 3 days on line demand.
Hi! I used all your resources to study the NCLEX and I just found out I passed at 150 questions!!! Thank you for your video:)
this made me so happy🥹!!! congratulations on becoming an RN🥳
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the Nclex solution be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
The Nclex exam is very difficult to pass, I can't believe i failed after studying with so many materials😞
Sometimes it doesn't matter how hard you study you also need to pray to God for success
@ very correct
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the nclex exam last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mr Richard
Please does anyone know who this Mr Richard is? I really need to speak with him I'm frustrated 🥺
Scammers now pretend to help you pass and the end up taking your hard earned money, Richard is a sure help but very difficult to get his info
You are a great inspiration and remarkable woman for posting this positive and helpful video for future nurses to be successful! Thank YOU!!!! Much love and God's Blessings to you!!!
thank you, that means so much to me🥹❤️
Thanks for the info. Congrats !!!
I passed the nclex just by using archer 😀
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
congratulations!!!🥳
which one did u purchase on archer
@mahaliamoncrieffe3012 I advise you to contact Dr. Luther and pass your test simply, okay
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Testing on 15th March
Uganda
Am postive that i will pass the Nclex
love the confidence!! good luck to you🫶🏻
Very informative video, thank you!
glad it was helpful :)
Heey, I am from Croatia and I am preparing and learning for my NCLEX test, wish me luck 🍀🤗
hii there👋🏼 good luck, i hope everything went well for you!!😊
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
Thank you for this video!!!! ❤ I'm gonna start studying soon!
you’re very welcome!! good luck🫶🏻✨
Congratulations on passing nclex 😊🎉🎉 and thank you so much for the tips.
Where can I see what my weaknesses are in archer? I had used uworld for the longest time, and newly using archer as my friend said it looked more like the nclex, I took the readiness assessments, where I borderline pass them, as well as the cat exam, but would love to know my overall areas of weakness. I take mine in less than 1 week and I’m a tad anxious
if i remember correctly, when you go over your results each question falls under a certain category. and within that category, there are more specific topics which are displayed next to the question. Hope that helps!
@@klr.09 thank you. I covered content and strategy and my scores improved in Archer. I took NCLEX a few days ago and passed 🤩
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
🎉🎉🎉🎉congratulations..thanks so much for sharing
you’re so welcome! thanks for being here☺️
I printed Mark K's lectures but could not find the audio. Do you know where can I find them? They are not on Spotify.
TIA
Hey😊 I just updated the link in the description. It’s a RUclips video with the notes and lecture combined. Good luck 🩷
I now couldn't access mark klimek on spotify after i finished all the lectures. 😅
Hello Katie! Congrats on being a new nurse! I am taking my NCLEX in a month and sticking with archer (even though a lot of my classmates are using Uworld I still find archer promising) However, I find Archer CAT pass and fail criteria is confusing which my score trend is always going downward. Should I stick focus on CAT or just the readiness assessment part?
Hello... i passed NCLEX too using Archer... It does not matter if CAT or Readiness, my focus is the rationale/answers. That helped me a lot..
hi there! i noticed that as well. however, as long as i was passing, i ignored the score. i also made sure to go back over all of the questions, read the rationales, and sometimes write them out if I really did not know the answer. i personally did more of the readiness assessments than CAT exams. i hope this helps!
Thanks it's really useful and informative for me because I am an Indian graduated and here NCLEX is not common thing but you made me understood key points thanks
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
how did you make that study calendar? it's super cute!
aww thank you🥰 i made it using Canva!
thank you for the encouragement! i need it
of course!! good luck to you🥰
@@klr.09 hi could you put the websites please I couldn’t find it
Thanks for this information really appreciate!
I hope it helps you!! good luck💗
Thanks for your videos. What nclex
test book did you use.
i actually did not use one! I only used Archer, some RUclips videos, and Mark Klimek lectures
Hello guys if you are preparing for nclex be it RN or PN i suggest you Dr Luther review materials, the are tje best review materials specially for repeat test takers, i passed with Dr Luther on my 4th attempt i thank God who send Dr Luther my way and i knew him through a friend of mine who was also my classmate back then in the high school 🎉🎉
You have a new subscriber, I from Mexico 🌸💐
hi :) welcome to my channel🥰
Hey! I’m using Archer I haven’t done much. I’m scared to book in the exam I feel I’m not ready. I work full time. Idk how I’m gonna do it.
hi there! sorry for just getting back to you. it sounds like you have a pretty busy schedule so, i think it would be best to plan your study time around that. maybe even dedicate more time on your off days and less time on the days you work. and remember you don’t have to study every single day for extended periods of time. quality over quantity!! if you need an example study schedule, i included one in the description! i hope this helps, good luck💗
Which package model did you purchase from archer
hi there!! I bought the “Rapid Review Combo (QBank + OnDemand)”. I got the one that is for 60 days (just in case😅) but they have the 30 day option too!
Did you watch any of the Archer “ 3 day live review” vids. I’m currently using Archer to study for the NCLEX but I’m already a bit overwhelmed and they are all over 8 hrs long so idk how I’d fit it into my study time.
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN on my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN.
I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
who isDr Luther can I get the contact@@nealalove1627
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How many hours do you study in a day? Congratulations 🎉
thank you :) I studied for about 3-4 hours at a time, but not every single day!
I failed my first attempt. My study habits were not the best. I’m still discouraged but I plan to take it again. I’ve heard great things about out archer so im using it this time around
archer worked great for me! hopefully this time around with a new program and better study habits, you'll kick NCLEX butt!! you can do this❤️
@@klr.09 thank you so much.
Going through the NCLEX exams has been quite a ride for me as well, and I truly understand the challenges. Which was until I leaned on Mrs. Taylor for support and relief.
@@TheClub-xi2rk who is that?
What plan did you get on there? I have a week till I have to take my test and I don’t know which one to pick
Honestly Chose The Cheapest Plan!
i also chose the cheapest package. if you're referencing a study plan, i did not follow one. i only used archer for the CAT exams and readiness assessments and formed my own study plan. I attached a calendar in the description, with a study schedule similar to what i followed to study :)
@@klr.09 Did You Ever Fail A CAT Exam? I Failed One Yesterday & But I've Been Doing Really Good :(
If i pass the nclex i will get back to you and thank you.
good luck :)
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
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@@beatricechin9022how do I find Dr.Luther?
💌
Hii I’ll save this video for when I’m at least done with college I’m only 13 and my dream job is to be a rn nurse.
that’s amazing!!💗
Hi , my nclex exam 85 questions shutdown. I passed…????????
I hope so!!🤞🏼💗
Please share your hand note❤❤❤❤❤
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN on my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN.
I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
How can I access the mark K lectures ? They are not available on Spotify anymore
i just added a new link in the description, try that :)
@@klr.09 they still aren’t available :(
Thanks ❤
question how many blocks of question do you do for archer and what are your usual average? and also for readiness assessment?
hi there :) I did different styles of questions as I mentioned in my video.
-Readiness assessments: 85 questions each (I did 7 total); average score 71%
-CAT exams: 85 questions each (I did 3 total); passed each one
-Tutorial questions: usually about 20 questions at a time and up to 50 a day; average 70% (420 questions total, excluding the CAT and readiness assessments)
I hope this helped! If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask :)
@@klr.09 thank you so much! congrats again nurse! and will do any help and tips is much needed! do you have any social media to reach out to?
@@markbuenafe8178Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
I don’t see the resources in the description help please
oh no! have you tried refreshing the page? make sure you click “more” in the description and scroll down
Hey guys, Dr. Luther is the solution to the new generation Nclex, be it RN or PN. I just passed the Nclex RN with great help from him on my 5th attempt
can you please help me to find videos of mark’s lectures?
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN in my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN.
I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
hi there!! click the “NEW link” in my description :)
1:25 What is it? I make reviews? on youtube
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The lecture is no more available 😢
I will work on finding another link!!
Me watching this cause I take my nclex in 20 days. I’m one of the ones that thrive under pressure but I’m tired of stressing myself out. 😂
so sorry im just getting back to you. i hope you did amazing!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻
@@klr.09thank you! I passed 😭👌🏻 cut off at 85. 🫶🏻
so so happy for you!!! congratulations🥳
@@klr.09 thank you!!! 🥹🥹🥹
Thanks a lot
can you please tell me who is mark k
Mark Klimek, he’s an NCLEX review professor and has great lecture vids. on subjects that are commonly tested. I agree that he has good memory tricks to help you recall tricky content
Hey guys, I worked with Dr Luther, and I passed my Nclex RN on my 3rd attempt he has got all the material and study plan to take pass the nclex be it RN or PN.
I advise everybody preparing for the nclex to contact him
Hi ma'am
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