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Three in ten who sat the NCLEX in 2025 did not pass. Fifteen minutes with a nurse, for less than a coffee.

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Most people fail NCLEX knowing the content.

They lose on the question that gives four right-sounding answers and asks which comes first. That is not a knowledge problem. It is a reasoning problem, and you cannot read your way out of it.

$97,550
Median annual pay for registered nurses, May 2025
180,800
RN openings projected each year to 2035
6%
Projected RN job growth to 2035, against 3% for all occupations

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Registered Nurses. The job is there. The exam is the gate.

Try three. Same trap in each.

All four options are defensible. Only one is first.

01PharmacologyQuestion 1 of 3

A client with heart failure has a serum K⁺ of 3.1 mEq/L and is prescribed digoxin. What does the nurse do first?

Trained outside the United States?First-time internationally educated candidates passed at 47.3% in 2025, about forty points below US-educated first-timers. Credential evaluation, state boards, an ATT that arrives when it arrives. We built something for that.See the pathway

Know your state before you apply

Requirements, wait times and processing differ by board, and the difference is measured in months.

NCLEX pass ratesEvery NCSBN figure by candidate type, with the trend since 2022If you did not passThe 45-day rule, your performance report, and what to do with itYour state boardFind the authority for the state you are applying to

Who is actually running this

RNA critical care nurse, MSN, RNRapid response · four ICUs · preceptor
Licence
Registered Nurse — Texas multistate compact, and California
Degree
Master of Science in Nursing
Instructor certification
AHA certified instructor — BLS, ACLS, PALS
Current practice
Rapid response — called when a patient on any floor deteriorates
Critical care
CVICU, Trauma ICU, Surgical ICU, Medical ICU, cardiac cath lab
Teaching
Precepts new RNs at the bedside — IABP, LVAD, chest tubes

Every credential above is checked before anyone leads a session, and the date of that check is on record. You meet your leader by name in your first session — we do not put working nurses’ names on a marketing page.

That background matters for one reason. Rapid response is deciding what comes first, under pressure, with incomplete information. So is the exam.

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  • Live 15-minute sessions in a small group
  • Everyone in one room — you bring what you are stuck on
  • Practice questions with the reasoning written out
  • Your schedule set from what you tell us below
  • Cancel any time, one click, from your account

Need time on your own? $15.99 for the first 15 minutes, then $7.99 for each 15 after.

Make your first 15 minutes about you

So we do not waste it on general review.

Then $1.99 a month. Cancel in one click from your account. This is study support, not a review course. No pass guarantee, and no continuing education credit is issued.

Employment and wage figures from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Registered Nurses. Pass rates from NCSBN. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN, the American Heart Association, or any board of nursing.