Ben C.3dPassed NCLEX-RN®I failed my first attempt with a different bank. The difference here is the wrong-answer rationales. I finally understood my own pattern of getting tricked.
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YOUR PLAN
Walk in knowing what you're doing
Not more questions. The right ones, chosen by what you keep getting wrong, every day until your exam.
Monthly
$3.1970% off
$0.96 per day
Billed every month
Month to month- Every practice question, cheat sheet and mock exam included
- A study plan built from your quiz answers included
- Cancel in two clicks, any time included
- Still yours if your exam date moves not included
- Still yours if you have to sit it again not included
8 months free
Yearly
$1.0770% off
$0.32 per day
Billed once a year
Free Pass Insurance for 8 months- Every practice question, cheat sheet and mock exam included
- A study plan built from your quiz answers included
- Cancel in two clicks, any time included
- Still yours if your exam date moves included
- Still yours if you have to sit it again included
Payment is handled by Stripe. We never see your card number.
AFTER YOU START
What changes
Three things separate students who turn this around from students who keep grinding. The plan does all three for you.
You stop guessing what to study
Open it and today's work is already chosen, from the pattern your answers exposed. No deciding, no drifting into whatever feels most urgent.
You stop making the same mistake twice
Every miss is filed by reason, not topic. You'll see that you keep missing the cue, or keep talking yourself out of a correct answer, and you'll work on that exact thing.
You stop hoping it's working
Weak areas come back a few days later. When the score moves, the work landed. When it doesn't, you've found where the next hour goes.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Everything in the plan
Nine things are included. Here's what each one actually does for you.
- You never open a blank screenA study plan built from your quiz answers
- Your weakest area gets the hour, not your most comfortable onePractice targeted to your diagnosed pattern
- Case studies stop being the section you dreadNGN clinical-judgment training
- You can tell which patient comes first, and say whyPriority and delegation practice
- You learn why you missed it, not just what the answer wasMistake-pattern analysis
- You catch yourself switching off a correct answerReasoning and answer-change review
- You get proof the fix heldAutomatic weak-area retesting
- You find out where you stand before exam day doesReadiness tracking
- Your own wrong answers become the thing you reviseA personal NCLEX mistake notebook
The point was never how many questions we have. It's which ones you're given, and why.
REVIEWS
Students who were where you are
Ben C.3dPassed NCLEX-RN®
Amara J.1wPassed NCLEX-RN®Shut off at 85 questions and I walked out sure I'd failed, because that's just who I am. Passed. The readiness exams called it two weeks earlier.
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Mariel R.2wPassed NCLEX-RN®Test anxiety has wrecked every standardized exam I've ever taken. This is the first prep that treated it as part of the exam instead of my personal failing.
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THE TWO PLANS
Monthly or yearly
Same plan either way. The only question is how long you want it for.
| Included | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Everything listed above | ||
| Every practice question and cheat sheet | ||
| Cancel whenever you want | ||
| Still there if your exam date moves | ||
| Still there if you have to sit it again |
Exam dates slip, and sometimes a first attempt doesn't go the way it should. The yearly plan is the one that's still there when that happens.
CANCELLING
If it's not for you, leave
Cancel from your account in two clicks. No email to write, no phone call, no form asking you to explain yourself. You keep access until the period you've paid for ends.
QUESTIONS
Before you decide
Will this actually help me pass?
Nobody can promise you a pass, and anyone who does is selling something they can't deliver. What we can do is take away the two things that most often go wrong: not knowing what to work on, and never finding out whether the work landed. You still have to sit down and do it. This makes sure the hours you put in land somewhere useful.
I already have a question bank. Why this too?
You don't need more questions, you need to know which ones to do today. A question bank hands you thousands and leaves that decision to you at the end of a long shift. We make the decision from what you've been getting wrong, then come back later to check whether it stuck. If your question bank already does that, keep it.
My exam is in a week. Is it too late?
No, but it changes what's worth doing, and we'd rather be straight with you about that. With days left there's no time to cover ground, so the plan stops trying and works only on the pattern most likely to cost you questions. That's the highest-value thing available to you right now, and it's what we'd tell a friend to do.
I've failed before. Does that change anything?
It changes where we start you. Sitting it again after the same preparation is the thing most likely to repeat the result, so your plan begins from the specific reasoning failure your answers pointed at rather than from the top of the content. You already know the format and the pacing. That's real ground you don't have to cover twice.
How much time does it need each day?
About 30 questions and the review that follows them, which for most people is under an hour. If your exam is close we'll weight that toward your weakest pattern instead of spreading it thin. A number you can hit on a tired evening beats one you hit twice and then abandon.
What if I cancel?
You keep access until the period you've paid for ends, and you're not charged again. Two clicks from your account, no conversation required. We'd rather you leave easily than stay because leaving was annoying.
Is this affiliated with NCSBN?
No. SteadyNurse is an independent NCLEX-RN preparation product. NCLEX is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, which has no involvement with us and doesn't endorse us.
Your exam date isn't moving. What you do between now and then still can.