UNC - NCLEX Mentoring Program
At UNC, we are dedicated to guiding aspiring nurses through the NCLEX preparation process with personalized coaching and comprehensive support. Our approach is designed to maximize your confidence and readiness for exam day, ensuring you are well-equipped to succeed.
01. Tailored Coaching Programs
We offer tailored NCLEX mentoring programs that cater to individual learning styles and needs. Whether you’re a recent nursing graduate or an experienced nurse seeking licensure in the United States, our coaches provide personalized guidance to address your specific strengths and areas for improvement.
02. Expert Guidance and Resources
Our team of experienced nurse educators and NCLEX specialists offer expert guidance and access to high-quality study resources. From in-depth content review sessions to strategic test-taking strategies, we equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel on the NCLEX exam.
03. Customized Study Plans
We understand that each nurse’s journey to NCLEX success is unique. That’s why we work closely with you to develop customized study plans based on diagnostic assessments and your individual learning goals. Our plans are designed to optimize your study time and focus on areas where you need the most support.
04. Practice and Feedback
Participants will have regular, personalized coaching sessions with the coach to discuss their specific challenges and goals, and receive feedback and guidance on how to overcome obstacles and achieve success.
05. Personalized feedback
Participants will have regular, personalized coaching sessions with the coach to discuss their specific challenges and goals, and receive feedback and guidance on how to overcome obstacles and achieve success.
07. Continuous Support and Motivation
Studying for the NCLEX can be challenging, but you’re never alone. We provide ongoing support, motivation, and encouragement throughout your preparation journey. Whether you have questions, need clarification, or seek moral support, our team is here to assist you every step of the way.
06. Confidentiality
Participants will have regular, personalized coaching sessions with the coach to discuss their specific challenges and goals, and receive feedback and guidance on how to overcome obstacles and achieve success.
08. Success-Oriented Approach
Our ultimate goal is your success. We celebrate your milestones and progress, and we are committed to preparing you not only to pass the NCLEX but also to excel in your nursing career. With our support, you can approach the exam with confidence and achieve your professional aspirations.
NCLEX Exam Pattern
The National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) is a standardized exam that nurses must pass to become licensed to practice nursing in the United States and Canada. There are two types of NCLEX exams: the NCLEX-RN for registered nurses and the NCLEX-PN for practical/vocational nurses. Below is a general pattern for the NCLEX exam:
NCLEX-RN Exam Pattern
- Type of Questions:
- Multiple-choice
- Multiple response (select all that apply)
- Fill-in-the-blank calculation
- Hot spots
- Drag-and-drop/ordered response
- Chart/exhibit questions
- Audio questions
- Content Distribution:
- Safe and Effective Care Environment
- Management of Care (17-23%)
- Safety and Infection Control (9-15%)
- Health Promotion and Maintenance (6-12%)
- Psychosocial Integrity (6-12%)
- Physiological Integrity
- Basic Care and Comfort (6-12%)
- Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies (12-18%)
- Reduction of Risk Potential (9-15%)
- Physiological Adaptation (11-17%)
- Safe and Effective Care Environment
- Number of Questions:
- Minimum: 75
- Maximum: 145
- Includes 15 experimental questions that do not count towards the final score.
- Time Limit:
- Maximum of 5 hours
- Includes a tutorial at the beginning and two optional breaks
- Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT):
- The difficulty of questions adjusts based on the test-taker’s ability.
- The exam continues until it determines with 95% confidence that the candidate’s ability is either above or below the passing standard.
NCLEX-PN Exam Pattern
- Type of Questions:
- Multiple-choice
- Multiple response (select all that apply)
- Fill-in-the-blank calculation
- Hot spots
- Drag-and-drop/ordered response
- Chart/exhibit questions
- Audio questions
- Content Distribution:
- Safe and Effective Care Environment
- Coordinated Care (18-24%)
- Safety and Infection Control (10-16%)
- Health Promotion and Maintenance (6-12%)
- Psychosocial Integrity (9-15%)
- Physiological Integrity
- Basic Care and Comfort (7-13%)
- Pharmacological Therapies (10-16%)
- Reduction of Risk Potential (9-15%)
- Physiological Adaptation (7-13%)
- Safe and Effective Care Environment
- Number of Questions:
- Minimum: 85
- Maximum: 150
- Includes 25 experimental questions that do not count towards the final score.
- Time Limit:
- Maximum of 5 hours
- Includes a tutorial at the beginning and two optional breaks
- Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT):
- The difficulty of questions adjusts based on the test-taker’s ability.
- The exam continues until it determines with 95% confidence that the candidate’s ability is either above or below the passing standard.
General Guidelines for NCLEX:
- Preparation: Thorough review of nursing content, practice with question banks, understanding of test-taking strategies, and simulation of test environment.
- Registration: Candidates must apply for licensure/registration with a nursing regulatory body and register with Pearson VUE, the test administrator.
- Identification: Valid identification must be presented at the test center.
- Results: Results are typically available within six weeks, though some states offer quick results services.
The NCLEX exam is designed to assess the knowledge, skills, and abilities essential for safe and effective entry-level nursing practice.
At UNC, we are passionate about empowering nurses to achieve their licensure goals and fulfill their potential in the healthcare field. Contact us today to learn more about how our NCLEX mentoring programs can support your journey to becoming a licensed nurse in the United States.