It is Something That Fits My Life

With a full-time job and two little kids, I just couldn’t manage to attend live tutor classes or stick to a rigid schedule. This course was exactly what I needed. The way it’s structured — with clear notes, quizzes, and videos I could watch anytime — allowed me to study on my own terms, at my own pace. For the price, it’s a total blessing. I finally feel like I have a real shot at passing the NCLEX.

Finally—NCLEX notes that don’t bore you to death.

The diagrams are CLEAN. The disease breakdowns are visual, simple, and straight to the point. This is not your average dry textbook.

Perfect for visual learners like me.

Their flashcards helped me memorize meds, lab values, and even psych disorders in a fun way. Every topic had visuals AND real-world nursing examples. Genius.

I Spent Over $600 on Tutors & Q Banks — This One Finally Worked 

Back home, I spent nearly $400 on Nclex review tutors and over $200 on Q bank subscriptions — but none of it helped me feel confident for the NCLEX. It was all too scattered, and honestly, a waste of money. When I found this course, I was skeptical at first because of the low price… but it turned out to be more organized, clearer, and far more useful than anything I had tried before. The notes, NGN-style questions, and videos finally helped me understand the exam the way I needed to. I wish I found this sooner. 

I failed once—then I found this site.

I almost gave up after failing my first attempt. But this site made me believe in myself again. I passed the second time and cried when I saw the results.

As an internationally trained nurse, I felt lost—until this.

This was the only site that explained U.S. nursing expectations clearly. The priority questions and delegation topics were exactly what I needed.

Learning from The Pro Teacher at NCLEXReviewPro

“If nursing school gave me facts, this teacher gave me confidence.” 

I’ve used a ton of NCLEX prep resources — but none of them felt like this one. The TEACHER in NCLEXReviewPro isn’t just reading off slides. It’s like having a clinical coach who actually knows what you’re thinking when you pick the wrong answer. 

They break down every question with this calm, confident voice that somehow makes you feel smarter — even when you get it wrong. There’s no judgment, just real guidance. The tips are practical, the priorities are always clear, and the way they teach test-taking? Game-changing.

And the humor? It’s not cringey or forced. It’s like that one clever preceptor who keeps you awake on a long shift — just enough to make the learning stick without making it silly. 

I especially loved how they highlight traps, re-teach the why behind each answer, and make even tough psych topics feel manageable. Every Q and A feels like a coaching session, not a lecture. 

If I pass the NCLEX on my first try — and I will — this voice will be a huge part of the reason.