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Thank you so much for watching my youtube channel EmpoweRN! My name is Caroline Porter Thomas and I am here to help and serve in whatever way I can. I created this video specifically for PreNursing and Nursing students so that you can anticipate how different and hard nursing questions are going to be on your exams. When I first started nursing school I was anticipating our nursing tests to be similar to the prerequisite test. In these classes all you had to do to pass a exam was to read and study the book. However, when you want to pass your nursing school test, you may as well ask yourself "How to pass the NCLEX," because nursing test are designed to be like the NCLEX.

In my opinion it is a clever idea to have the nurses test mirror the final examination that we would need in order to gain our license. There is only one very big problem with that... how on earth do you study? When I would ask my instructors how nursing testing would be, they would tell me that I would have to go "Above and Beyond." There was no real specific information on how to pass nursing exams.

The nursing test started out with a vengeance and were super hard. As a result of not knowing how to study for nursing exams, I struggled to even pass my junior year. Then I finally "Got it!" I knew exactly what I needed to do to ace every single Nursing Exam! Guys, I want to share with you my secrets to acing nursing exam questions, in this video I give you a brief outline of part one... 6 more videos will be following this one over the next 6 weeks... every Wednesday. Please subscribe to my channel so that you can get immediate updates as to when the next one is posted. Honestly though you really need to read my chapter specific to this. I really want to give this to you. Please click on my website and join my mailing list, leave your email below or email me at [email protected]. I hope you not only enjoy the video, but that it helps you in your pursuits to becoming a nurse!

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Caroline Porter Thomas

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