Archer is a program that is going to help anyone that has to pass the NCLEX. Archer has on-demand videos and live lectures covering every topic that you would need to know for the NCLEX. The tutors are going to go over the content in a very professional yet easy and relatable way that would make the student understand and the material won’t go anywhere but your brain, boosting your confidence on a daily basis. I know this because I went through it. The NCLEX had become this thing that I couldn’t get over, not mattering how many times I took it. Archer was the product I had been using all along and every time I failed the NCLEX I would come back to the program and dig deeper and deeper into the live lectures, on-demand videos and the intense preparation that they offer students. Familiarizing myself with Archer made me understand what the NCLEX looks for and what the test aims at. Archer also gives you study schedules and you pick the best one that suits your needs (a 1-month study plan or 2-months). I don’t recommend studying from multiple products at the same time, familiarize and get deep with only one product and that stability will help you in the long haul. Don’t get desperate and feel hopeless if you haven’t pass yet, it doesn’t matter how many times you take it, don’t let your nursing dream and goals dwindle because of the NCLEX. Having confidence in yourself, faith that you will pass and putting in the effort with Archer will make your dreams come true. Look at yourself in the mirror and confidently say repeatedly: ‘I am an LPN’ or ‘I am an RN’. Manifest your goals with your words, put in the effort and God will do the rest, He’s never late, He’s always on time.

Do ARCHER NCLEX prep NOW! You will not regret it. I was a worried new grad, trying to figure out which prep would work and IT IS THIS. ARCHER works!! Here is how I studied -I took 2 months to fully prepare!! I did not want to cram everything in and study last second. I wanted to be fully confident walking into that exam and pass the first time. Take time to review!! Do self care and study. Don’t over stress yourself. Don’t rush because your other classmates already took the exam. Follow your own path. -I did the entire Qbank, which was around 2700 I believe, but I did every single question. -I read the rationales, I took notes of each question/answer and studied it. -I watched the videos, beyond helpful. -Then I repeated the Qbank all over again. I kept practicing questions over and over and over until I was a pro! I did 200 questions a day. You gotta be persistent and push hard until the end. -Once I felt ready to take the predictor readiness assessment and CAT exams, then I paid $29 to reset the entire Qbank. -I passed 6 assessments within a range of 85-99%, VERY HIGH chances of passing. I freaking got a 99%, that is the highest I’ve ever gotten. These predictor assessments are accurate! Because look, now I’m a Registered Nurse. Please take my advice, focus and one day you will be looking back and saying, “I did it.”I wish you the best of luck new grads! You got this!

So I graduated May 2020 took the NCLEX the first time in June. I studied but not really. I thought that after nursing school I should know the material. Nope. So o cried and then I searched everywhere for help. And I found uworld so I bought in and kept reading that you need to a lot of questions. So that is what I did. Failed again. The 3rd time I took the whole 45 days to study and I read somewhere that archer is very close to the NCLEX in vagueness. Uworld questions have a lot of details in them. And I didn’t see that in NCLEX. So I bought archer after buying uworld a second time ($200 hurts lol). So I answered a few question on archer and was like nope I like uworld better and then emailed customer service and let them know that I wanted the a refund. They emailed be back letting me know that I haven’t even started to get into the content. Which I didn’t. And they also let me know that if I wanted a refund anyways they would refund me. I don’t why but I kept it. I didn’t even open the content review. I just watcher Marc Klimek videos (though outdated but brilliant) and did questions. When I didn’t know what the question was even talking about I’d research and then write it, not type it. NCLEX day I was all over the place. I was mentally exhausted and physically drained. The exam kept going and the questions kept coming and I remember at question 90 the computer asked if I wanted to take a break. I wanted to just get it over with BUT I forced myself to get up. Go to the bathroom. I washed my face and literally kept walking up and down the hall. For 10 mins I kept walking and kept saying to myself you can do this. I CAN DO THIS. I went back in and again the question kept coming and I was no longer there. I was physically there but mentally I was somewhere else. At question number 133 something about a drug for erectile dysfunction. It stopped. And my heart stopped and world stopped and 48 hours later. I passed. I still can’t believe it. So yeah. Archer saved me.

So I’ve been using archer for quite some time now. First, I’ve noticed with this most recent update that it’s not calculating my overall scores correctly. For example, I’ve mostly done the classic style questions and I remember seeing that I had got 1300 correct … now it’s saying I’ve only gotten 1004 correct. Even when doing more questions and getting them correct that “Total Correct” number has not changed. Same for the NGN questions. .I’ve probably done a total of 15 overall and it’s showing that I’ve done over 300 ? It doesn’t make sense. . . I’d like to further add that I’ve taken my NCLEX a number of times now but when using archer and taking the readiness assessments I always get a very high chance of passing or when I’m taking the CAT adaptive test I get a pass, but still failing the NCLEX. I feel it may be inaccurately generating my scores which is a bummer because I always go into my test just knowing I’m going to pass based off of using archer then I fail. It may be working for some, but for me I don’t think so.