Nursing Fundamentals
Where nearly every program starts, and where the habits that carry through the degree get formed. Safety, asepsis, mobility, comfort, documentation, and the first pass at the nursing process.
Nursing School
Start in Fundamentals.
Finish at Licensure.
AccelaStudy® AI Nursing is not only a six-week product.
Eight companion courses run on the same engine as your exam prep, and everything you prove in them carries forward instead of restarting.
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The annual tier is $39/mo — $468 a year, saving $120.
The catalog
Eight Companion Courses
These are not exam-prep chapters wearing a course label.
They are syllabus-shaped courses on the same corpus, so what you learn in October is what the engine already knows about you in May.
Health Assessment
Systematic assessment head to toe, normal versus abnormal, and the vocabulary you will use for the rest of your career. The course the case studies quietly assume you have taken.
Pharmacology
Taught as mechanisms and classes rather than as a list to memorize and lose. Because the exam does not ask you to recall a drug — it asks what happens when you give it to this patient, with these labs, on this other medication.
Medical-Surgical Nursing
The largest course in most programs and the largest body of material on the exam. Usually split across two or three semesters, and treated here as one continuous body of knowledge rather than three unrelated ones.
Maternal-Newborn Nursing
Antepartum through postpartum and the newborn, including the calculations and the assessment findings that appear nowhere else in the curriculum and reliably appear on the exam.
Pediatric Nursing
Growth and development, the pediatric presentations that do not look like their adult versions, and weight-based dosing — which is where most of the calculation errors in this specialty come from.
Mental-Health Nursing
Psychiatric conditions, the medications and their monitoring, safety and de-escalation, and therapeutic communication practiced as conversation rather than read as a list of phrases.
Nursing Leadership
Delegation, prioritization, supervision, conflict, quality and safety. Also, not coincidentally, the material behind the biggest single category on the registered-nurse blueprint.
A companion, not a curriculum. These courses do not replace your program, and they do not award credit toward it. They are a study companion for the material your program is already teaching — which is exactly what a student needs at 11 p.m. the night before a med-surg exam, and exactly what a question bank sold in ninety-day windows is not built to be.
Knowledge transfer
The Point Is That Nothing Restarts
Most students buy a question bank in their final semester and start it from zero.
Two years of proven work does not transfer into it, because there is nothing there to transfer into.
Your pharmacology semester is licensure prep
The concepts are the same concepts. Proving you understand beta-blockade in your third semester means the engine is not asking you to prove it again in your last one — it is spending that evening on something you have not shown it yet.
Gaps get traced across courses, not within them
A missed pediatric dosing question that actually comes from a dimensional-analysis gap gets diagnosed as a dimensional-analysis gap, and the refresher appears where you hit the wall — even though the two live in different courses.
One picture of you, not eight
The knowledge map spans the whole corpus. You can see what you actually know across the degree rather than eight disconnected course grades, and so can the thing choosing your next question.
Autopilot plans around the semester you are in
Give it your next exam date — a course exam, not just the licensure one — and the plan reshapes around it. Then it reshapes again around the licensure date when that becomes the thing in front of you.
Bridge students
If You Are Already Working, You Are Not a Beginner
A practical nurse moving to registered nurse, or an aide moving to practical nurse, has years of practice behind them.
Almost every product treats them exactly like a first-semester student anyway.
Bridge programs compress the curriculum precisely because their students already know a great deal of it. The prep should compress the same way, and it can only do that if something is actually measuring what you already have rather than assuming.
- A short intake assessment finds your real level in minutes rather than making you work up from the bottom to prove it
- Credentials and experience you report give you a head start, and the engine adjusts if the head start turns out to be optimistic in one area
- An aide moving to practical nurse starts from the care skills already proven for the NNAAP® written exam — the ladder compounds instead of resetting
- A practical nurse moving to registered nurse gets time spent on the actual delta: the scope, the assessment depth, and the delegation questions where NCLEX-RN® differs most from NCLEX-PN®
- Nothing is locked behind a tier — the same subscription covers the rung you are leaving and the rung you are climbing to
Pricing, briefly
The Annual Tier Is the Student Subscription
A licensure candidate needs six to ten weeks and should pay monthly.
A student needs two to four years, and the annual tier is priced for that.
$39/mo
Billed annually at $468 — save $120 against month to month.
- All eight companion courses, plus every licensure exam on the ladder
- Unlimited case studies and practice questions from your first semester onward
- Graded dosage calculations with computation-verified worked solutions
- One knowledge map across the whole degree, not one per course
- Dosage Calculation Fundamentals free — with or without any subscription
For nursing programs
Seat-based accounts exist for nursing schools and hospital nurse-residency programs. They are an institutional arrangement rather than a plan you can buy on a page, so the price depends on the program: pricing on request. Write to us through the contact on our press page and say how many students you have.
One Subscription, First Semester to Licensure
Eight companion courses and every licensure exam on the ladder, on one engine that remembers what you have already proven. $39/mo on the annual tier. Launching January 2027.
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