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Results not guaranteed. All usage and performance claims are based on Archer Review's internal data and/or publicly available statistics. Individual results may vary.

Archer Review recommends that first-time users complete four consecutive readiness assessments with "high" or "very high" scores prior to taking the NCLEX.

Usage claim is based on internal data showing that more than 52.7% of 2025 NCLEX test takers used Archer Review, compared to total test taker data published by NCSBN.

52.7% usage is based on internal count of unique NCLEX preparation users from January through June 2025, as compared to total NCLEX test taker volume reported by NCSBN.

99% pass rate is based on self-reported outcomes from users who completed all Sure PASS program requirements.

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