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A collection of NCLEX-PN Practice Tests containing routinely updated questions that are highly accurate to the curriculum tested for on the actual exam. The Practice Tests include Questions, Answers, and Detailed Walk-Throughs of the Solutions. Practice Tests can be accessed digitally (online) or physically (printed out). The NCLEX-PN Practice Tests are based on the most current and updated version of the NCLEX-PN exam curriculum. There are over 3000 unique NCLEX-PN questions currently available.

Private 1-on-1 tutoring sessions with an experienced and qualified instructor that can either be done in-person or online. The tutoring sessions will cover concepts that will be present on the actual exam, in addition to any questions the student may have. The student may choose the duration of each class, in addition to the frequency of classes per week. The NCLEX-PN tutors are Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses, University & College Teaching Assistants, amongst other industry professionals.

Assessments, which are meant to resemble the structure of the actual NCLEX-PN exam, will be given to the student before they start any tutoring, in order to measure question-answering competency. In addition, an assessment will be given to the student right before they write their scheduled NCLEX-PN exam, in order to assess whether or not they are ready to write it. Additional assessments will also be available to be taken anytime while the student is preparing for their scheduled NCLEX-PN exam.

Video tutorials covering each concept present on the most current and updated version of the NCLEX-PN exam curriculum. The NCLEX-PN tutorial videos will be available digitally (online) for students to access, or by USB so it can be accessed without internet (offline). The NCLEX-PN videos is comprehensive to everything that is expected on the NCLEX-PN exam. The video tutorials will include NCLEX-PN lectures (where an instructor is teaching both prevalent concepts & uncommon concepts, that are seen on the most current and updated version of the exam), NCLEX-PN walk-throughs (where an NCLEX instructor will read out questions, in addition to reading out the steps necessary to derive the correct answer), and NCLEX-PN question tutorials (where the student will be able to independently answer NCLEX-PN questions, while following with the visual and audio prompts generated by the video).

 The CAT (Computerized Adaptive Testing) on the NCLEX-PN exam refers to the testing methodology used to administer the exam. CAT is the format in which the NCLEX-PN is delivered. In CAT, the difficulty level of the questions presented to the test-taker adapts based on their performance.  The test begins with a question of medium difficulty. If the test-taker answers the question correctly, the next question will be slightly more difficult. If the test-taker answers a question incorrectly, the next question will be easier.  This process continues throughout the exam, with the computer selecting questions that are best suited to the test-taker's ability level. CAT testing software will be available for students to practice on, prior to writing their scheduled exam, so that they have experience with the CAT testing format before writing their actual exam.

There are 2 available formats for the NCLEX-PN notes: 1) Detailed Notes, and 2) Condensed Notes. The Detailed Notes are comprised of in-depth explanations to every concept present on the NCLEX-PN exam. The Detailed Notes are very elaborative with the explanations to the various NCLEX theories and comprehensive to all of the subjects that are tested for on the NCLEX-PN exam. The Condensed Notes, on the other hand, are comprised of short summarized explanations to the the most essential concepts (determined by concepts that are most frequently tested for in question) on the NCLEX-PN exam. The Condensed Notes are very concise with the explanations, as opposed to the Detailed Notes. Both NCLEX Condensed Notes & NCLEX Detailed Notes are available for the student either digitally (online access) or printed (physical copy).

An NCLEX-PN Study Plan will be devised for the student, in order to ensure maximum (but realistic) study efficiency. The Study Plan will be created personally for the student, and as a result will be personalized towards the student's schedule. The Study Plan will prioritize certain concepts that the student should consider studying before focusing on other concepts. The prioritization of concepts will be determined by several factors, including the results of the student's initial assessment, which would have been taken prior to any of the tutoring sessions beginning. The Study Plan will prioritize concepts that the student had incorrectly scored on the NCLEX assessment. The Study Plan will also prioritize concepts that have a larger presence on the NCLEX-PN exam in comparison to other concepts. The Study Plan will consider the student's schedule, and orient the learning to coincide with the student's school-life or work-life.

The Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) represents a new approach to the NCLEX-PN examination, with a focus on assessing a nurse candidate's clinical judgment skills and decision-making abilities in a more interactive and realistic manner. Instead of the traditional multiple-choice questions, NGN introduces "item types" that are designed to better evaluate a candidate's critical thinking and clinical reasoning skills. NGN includes situational judgment questions that present candidates with realistic clinical scenarios.  NGN may present complex case scenarios that require candidates to prioritize tasks, identify potential complications, and demonstrate clinical judgment in managing patient care. A collection of NGN (Next Generation NCLEX) questions, along with answers & detailed walkthroughs of the solutions, will be available for students. There are over 1000 unique NGN questions currently available, specific to the NCLEX-PN exam.

When a student has 2 to 4 months to prepare for the NCLEX-PN, their likelihood of passing the NCLEX-PN exam increases. When a student has less than 2 months to study for the exam, the likelihood of passing the NCLEX-PN decreases. If a student has at least 2 months to prepare for their scheduled NCLEX-PN, it is recommended that they take Tutor STEM's full-fledged comprehensive NCLEX-PN preparation course, as it has a higher success rate, in comparison to Tutor STEM's NCLEX-PN Crash Course.  The higher success rate is due to the fact that the full-fledged comprehensive prep course is geared towards students who have a sufficient amount of time to study for their scheduled NCLEX-PN exam. The NCLEX-PN Crash Course is recommended to students who have less than 60 days to prepare for their NCLEX-PN exam. The Crash Course condenses essential NCLEX-PN topics so it can be learned in a short amount of time.

A collection of NCLEX-PN Practice Tests containing routinely updated questions that are highly accurate to the curriculum tested for on the actual exam. The Practice Tests include Questions, Answers, and Detailed Walk-Throughs of the Solutions. Practice Tests can be accessed digitally (online) or physically (printed out). The NCLEX-PN Practice Tests are based on the most current and updated version of the NCLEX-PN exam curriculum. There are over 3000 unique NCLEX-PN questions currently available.

Private 1-on-1 tutoring sessions with an experienced and qualified instructor that can either be done in-person or online. The tutoring sessions will cover concepts that will be present on the actual exam, in addition to any questions the student may have. The student may choose the duration of each class, in addition to the frequency of classes per week. The NCLEX-PN tutors are Registered Nurses, Registered Practical Nurses, University & College Teaching Assistants, amongst other industry professionals.

Assessments, which are meant to resemble the structure of the actual NCLEX-PN exam, will be given to the student before they start any tutoring, in order to measure question-answering competency. In addition, an assessment will be given to the student right before they write their scheduled NCLEX-PN exam, in order to assess whether or not they are ready to write it. Additional assessments will also be available to be taken anytime while the student is preparing for their scheduled NCLEX-PN exam.

Video tutorials covering each concept present on the most current and updated version of the NCLEX-PN exam curriculum. The NCLEX-PN tutorial videos will be available digitally (online) for students to access, or by USB so it can be accessed without internet (offline). The NCLEX-PN videos is comprehensive to everything that is expected on the NCLEX-PN exam. The video tutorials will include NCLEX-PN lectures (where an instructor is teaching both prevalent concepts & uncommon concepts, that are seen on the most current and updated version of the exam), NCLEX-PN walk-throughs (where an NCLEX instructor will read out questions, in addition to reading out the steps necessary to derive the correct answer), and NCLEX-PN question tutorials (where the student will be able to independently answer NCLEX-PN questions, while following with the visual and audio prompts generated by the video).

 The CAT (Computerized Adaptive Testing) on the NCLEX-PN exam refers to the testing methodology used to administer the exam. CAT is the format in which the NCLEX-PN is delivered. In CAT, the difficulty level of the questions presented to the test-taker adapts based on their performance.  The test begins with a question of medium difficulty. If the test-taker answers the question correctly, the next question will be slightly more difficult. If the test-taker answers a question incorrectly, the next question will be easier.  This process continues throughout the exam, with the computer selecting questions that are best suited to the test-taker's ability level. CAT testing software will be available for students to practice on, prior to writing their scheduled exam, so that they have experience with the CAT testing format before writing their actual exam.

There are 2 available formats for the NCLEX-PN notes: 1) Detailed Notes, and 2) Condensed Notes. The Detailed Notes are comprised of in-depth explanations to every concept present on the NCLEX-PN exam. The Detailed Notes are very elaborative with the explanations to the various NCLEX theories and comprehensive to all of the subjects that are tested for on the NCLEX-PN exam. The Condensed Notes, on the other hand, are comprised of short summarized explanations to the the most essential concepts (determined by concepts that are most frequently tested for in question) on the NCLEX-PN exam. The Condensed Notes are very concise with the explanations, as opposed to the Detailed Notes. Both NCLEX Condensed Notes & NCLEX Detailed Notes are available for the student either digitally (online access) or printed (physical copy).

An NCLEX-PN Study Plan will be devised for the student, in order to ensure maximum (but realistic) study efficiency. The Study Plan will be created personally for the student, and as a result will be personalized towards the student's schedule. The Study Plan will prioritize certain concepts that the student should consider studying before focusing on other concepts. The prioritization of concepts will be determined by several factors, including the results of the student's initial assessment, which would have been taken prior to any of the tutoring sessions beginning. The Study Plan will prioritize concepts that the student had incorrectly scored on the NCLEX assessment. The Study Plan will also prioritize concepts that have a larger presence on the NCLEX-PN exam in comparison to other concepts. The Study Plan will consider the student's schedule, and orient the learning to coincide with the student's school-life or work-life.

The Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) represents a new approach to the NCLEX-PN examination, with a focus on assessing a nurse candidate's clinical judgment skills and decision-making abilities in a more interactive and realistic manner. Instead of the traditional multiple-choice questions, NGN introduces "item types" that are designed to better evaluate a candidate's critical thinking and clinical reasoning skills. NGN includes situational judgment questions that present candidates with realistic clinical scenarios.  NGN may present complex case scenarios that require candidates to prioritize tasks, identify potential complications, and demonstrate clinical judgment in managing patient care. A collection of NGN (Next Generation NCLEX) questions, along with answers & detailed walkthroughs of the solutions, will be available for students. There are over 1000 unique NGN questions currently available, specific to the NCLEX-PN exam.

When a student has 2 to 4 months to prepare for the NCLEX-PN, their likelihood of passing the NCLEX-PN exam increases. When a student has less than 2 months to study for the exam, the likelihood of passing the NCLEX-PN decreases. If a student has at least 2 months to prepare for their scheduled NCLEX-PN, it is recommended that they take Tutor STEM's full-fledged comprehensive NCLEX-PN preparation course, as it has a higher success rate, in comparison to Tutor STEM's NCLEX-PN Crash Course.  The higher success rate is due to the fact that the full-fledged comprehensive prep course is geared towards students who have a sufficient amount of time to study for their scheduled NCLEX-PN exam. The NCLEX-PN Crash Course is recommended to students who have less than 60 days to prepare for their NCLEX-PN exam. The Crash Course condenses essential NCLEX-PN topics so it can be learned in a short amount of time.