Think of this review as a great investment in your nursing career. Success is not only for the most
intelligent, but also for those who persevere, work hard, and recognize when they need help and
support from others.
We wish you the best in your nursing career.
1. You will learn exactly what you need to know to pass the exam in an easy to comprehend and
well-organized manner to maximize your time and effort.
2. You will be taught by masters and doctorate-educated nurses with 15 or more years of experience
in their area of expertise.
3. You will participate in live lectures, which integrate NCLEX questions and content, emphasizing
nursing processes, and client needs as well as pathophysiology, pharmacology, and nutrition.
4. You will learn how to apply nursing knowledge and test taking strategies when answering NCLEX
questions.
5. You will be taught how to prioritize nursing care in different clinical settings inside and outside the
hospital.
6. You will learn concepts of management: delegation and supervision of nursing care according to
different scopes of nursing practice.
7. You will be taught how to effectively intervene in disaster situations.
8. You will learn how to answer questions on death, dying, religious, and spiritual influences on health.
9. You will learn to identify important therapeutic communication skills used when answering
communication questions.
10. You will learn how to answer important questions on legal and ethical responsibilities in nursing
practice.
11. You will learn the most frequently used drugs, taught in a systematic manner, which will facilitate
your understanding.
12. You will work with hundreds of NCLEX-styled questions and rationales that will reinforce the lecture content.
13. You will learn how to read a question carefully to fully understand what is being asked of you and
to pay close attention to key words, distracters, abbreviations, and commonly used medical
terminology.
14. Our live lecture is an interactive process in which each student has the opportunity to ask questions,
and to learn by listening to the instructor as well as other students in a supportive atmosphere.