I take the NCLEX Wednesday July 15. My HESI scores weren't that great the first one was 754 and the second one was 828. My school required a 900 and if we didn't get it we had to take an approved review course so I took a course through evolve which was content based. That was back in the beginning of May though so I feel it hasn't stuck with me. I have also completed the NCSBN questions but I didn't really do any of the content review. I completed the Kaplan qbank with a 58% and I've started on UWORLD and I've been getting high 50s low 60s on those. Any advice for things I can do before the test would be greatly appreciated!

Finish Kaplan. Read the rationales. I personally liked to do 25 questions from the q bank, read the rationales, wrote down what I didn't know with what I missed, and would do that all day. Then, about two hours before I knew I was finished, I would take one of the test trainers. Get it done.

This is the most important test you're ever going to take. Don't come out thinking there was more you could've done. Passed in 75 question, one hour.

Best of luck.