Take the NCLEX-RN test online.  (UW NetID and site registration required)

Mosby's Review Questions for the NCLEX-RN® Examination - Dolores F. Saxton; Patricia M. Nugent; Phyllis K. Pelikan; Judith S. Green

Call Number: Ebling Library WY 18.2 M8949r 2007

ISBN: 9780323047241

Publication Date: 2007-05-15

Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-PN Examination - Linda Anne Silvestri

Call Number: Ebling Library WY 18.2 S587s 2006

ISBN: 9781416000525

Publication Date: 2006-02-06

100 Reasons to Become a Nurse

Becoming a nurse is a great decision for anyone interested in the field of medicine as it can be a rewarding career, both personally and financially. If you're thinking about enrolling in a nursing school, check out this list of 100 great reasons to become a nurse.

If you are not sure what "type of nurse" you want to be, "201 Careers in Nursing" by Joyce Fitzpatrick (2012), describes the many different specialities of nursing with educational requirements, core competencies, and additional websites. (UW NetID login required to view)

The University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Nursing, established in 1924, is the leading nursing research institution in Wisconsin and a crucial part of the state's health care system.  As an integral academic partner situated in the health sciences sector of campus with the School of Medicine and Public Health and the School of Pharmacy, the School of Nursing collaborates with scientists and renowned researchers across the UW–Madison campus, the nation, and the world.  The School's research is translational in nature and grounded in practical application–the work being done has an immediate impact on Wisconsin's communities, hospitals, clinics, schools, and homes.

Slated to open for Fall 2014, the Signe Skott Cooper Hall will be a state of the art facility to educate and train nursing students.  It gives the School of Nursing its first dedicated home since the Nurses Dormitory, built in 1924, was razed in 2002.

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