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\nDespite the changes to the NCLEX that will happen because of COVID-19, the NCSBN reports that \u201cextensive analysis indicates these changes will not affect the necessary measurement characteristics, difficulty of the examination, the pass rate, or the candidate testing experience.\u201d This means that while there may be changes to elements of the NCLEX, such as test dates or length of the exam, your studying habits should not change. The difficulty of the exam will not change, nor will the focused level of preparation needed to pass the test. So, it may take longer for you to be able to take the exam due to limited testing sites, but you can still keep yourself sharp by utilizing all resources available to you.
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NCLEX PREP IS ALL ABOUT ENDURANCE<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Just like running a marathon, preparing to pass the NCLEX is about endurance. Unlike other tests you may have taken, you can\u2019t cram for the NCLEX. Kaplan has provided NCLEX prep over many years and has found that students who pass the first time have spent several weeks to months in daily review and preparation.<\/span>
\nNCLEX Knowledge vs. Real-World Experience: What is best?<\/span><\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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The NCLEX uses evidence-based practice. If you\u2019ve worked in healthcare you may notice that each different facility has a slightly different way of doing things that are considered safe and effective. However, you can\u2019t assume that this applies to the NCLEX. For the NCLEX, you must assume that you have a perfect situation, with ample time and resources to perform your duties. Choose your answers to the NCLEX based on this \u201cperfect world\u201d scenario.<\/span>
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