Unparalleled NCLEX Intense Prep by Archer Review

Simply the best. I watched the 3 day review and would like to say thank you especially Morgan and Rachel

archer [Archer Review] helped me refresh my brain on the most important topics. My NCLEX exam was very similar to an Archer CAT exam.

I failed my NCLEX-RN on the 1st attempt and I was heartbroken. But doing archer [Archer Review] assessments daily, helped me so much that when it came time for my 2nd attempt, it really felt like I was taking another archer assessment! Im proud to say im a licensed RN because of Archer!

So I didn’t pass my NCLEX the first time around. I was super devastated but I emailed archer [Archer Review] and they gave me an additional 30 days free! I attended the July three day prep and the second time I took my NCLEX, I passed within 87 questions!

I tried other programs to prepare for the NCLEX, but Archer Review actually went into depth about what was realistic to see on the exam. I am so thankful to have had this prep material to support my success. Thank you!

Simply the best. I watched the 3 day review and would like to say thank you especially Morgan and Rachel

archer [Archer Review] helped me refresh my brain on the most important topics. My NCLEX exam was very similar to an Archer CAT exam.

I failed my NCLEX-RN on the 1st attempt and I was heartbroken. But doing archer [Archer Review] assessments daily, helped me so much that when it came time for my 2nd attempt, it really felt like I was taking another archer assessment! Im proud to say im a licensed RN because of Archer!

So I didn’t pass my NCLEX the first time around. I was super devastated but I emailed archer [Archer Review] and they gave me an additional 30 days free! I attended the July three day prep and the second time I took my NCLEX, I passed within 87 questions!

I tried other programs to prepare for the NCLEX, but Archer Review actually went into depth about what was realistic to see on the exam. I am so thankful to have had this prep material to support my success. Thank you!

I love archer [Archer Review] because of the visuals and explanations — I’m someone who needs to see and hear what’s going on, and the platform really supported that. I also appreciated the large amount of Select All That Apply and NCLEX-style questions. I would like to see more bowtie and case study style questions added, but I loved that you could switch between different test styles while learning. The remediation was also very helpful for reinforcing weak areas. passed at 85 questions ☺️

I did the 4 weeks review that I have tried to congest in 2 weeks, first attempt I failed. I did the 3 day review after that + another 2 weeks doing practice questions and I passed! Thank you archer [Archer Review]! The 3 day review really helped but also finishing the on demand videos on my first attempt.

the live review is gold and is a big reason i passed!

I used the Sure-Pass combo to pass the NCLEX! As a second attempt test taker, I needed a strict study schedule, it was so helpful for me to know what I needed to do each day. I watched the videos on topics that I struggled with and I found the 3 day live review so helpful!

I had two subscriptions to prepare for the NCLEX, but I just wasn’t feeling the vibe, so I switched to archer [Archer Review]. I started off with a low passing grade on the initial assessment. I watched almost all of Morgan’s videos — and I LOVED them! Shout out to you, MORGAN! 🙌 I also did the live sessions, which were similar, and joined the 3-day crash review. I practiced with exam questions, some readiness assessments, and a few CAT exams — but the results weren’t always great. I only had a couple of high scores and some borderline ones. During the actual NCLEX exam, I felt frustrated when it didn’t shut off at 85 questions — it just kept going until 150. I knew my answers on the first case study were inconsistent, which probably pushed me to go the distance. After passing the 85-question mark, I started to lose hope and just answered what I could. Honestly, I didn’t even fully read some of the case studies — I just picked what I thought I knew. And then… BOOM! It shut off at 150. 😭 I prepared myself for the worst because of the myth that if you go to 150, you’ve failed. But today, I got my results: YOU HAVE PASSED THE NCLEX-RN EXAM! 🎉🩺 Takeaways: Watch the recorded videos — they really help. When you're ready to take practice exams, go for it, but make sure you learn from the rationales. Don’t get discouraged if the exam doesn’t shut off at 85 — you still have a 100% chance to pass. Most importantly, TRUST GOD.

I love archer [Archer Review] because of the visuals and explanations — I’m someone who needs to see and hear what’s going on, and the platform really supported that. I also appreciated the large amount of Select All That Apply and NCLEX-style questions. I would like to see more bowtie and case study style questions added, but I loved that you could switch between different test styles while learning. The remediation was also very helpful for reinforcing weak areas. passed at 85 questions ☺️

I did the 4 weeks review that I have tried to congest in 2 weeks, first attempt I failed. I did the 3 day review after that + another 2 weeks doing practice questions and I passed! Thank you archer [Archer Review]! The 3 day review really helped but also finishing the on demand videos on my first attempt.

the live review is gold and is a big reason i passed!

I used the Sure-Pass combo to pass the NCLEX! As a second attempt test taker, I needed a strict study schedule, it was so helpful for me to know what I needed to do each day. I watched the videos on topics that I struggled with and I found the 3 day live review so helpful!

I had two subscriptions to prepare for the NCLEX, but I just wasn’t feeling the vibe, so I switched to archer [Archer Review]. I started off with a low passing grade on the initial assessment. I watched almost all of Morgan’s videos — and I LOVED them! Shout out to you, MORGAN! 🙌 I also did the live sessions, which were similar, and joined the 3-day crash review. I practiced with exam questions, some readiness assessments, and a few CAT exams — but the results weren’t always great. I only had a couple of high scores and some borderline ones. During the actual NCLEX exam, I felt frustrated when it didn’t shut off at 85 questions — it just kept going until 150. I knew my answers on the first case study were inconsistent, which probably pushed me to go the distance. After passing the 85-question mark, I started to lose hope and just answered what I could. Honestly, I didn’t even fully read some of the case studies — I just picked what I thought I knew. And then… BOOM! It shut off at 150. 😭 I prepared myself for the worst because of the myth that if you go to 150, you’ve failed. But today, I got my results: YOU HAVE PASSED THE NCLEX-RN EXAM! 🎉🩺 Takeaways: Watch the recorded videos — they really help. When you're ready to take practice exams, go for it, but make sure you learn from the rationales. Don’t get discouraged if the exam doesn’t shut off at 85 — you still have a 100% chance to pass. Most importantly, TRUST GOD.