advice for nclex

[SOON2RN]

Ok so I've been studying for the nclex and I'm pretty much freaking out. Im currently using uworld, ati, prioritization delegation and assignment, saunders, kaplan, my school has me working with 3 advisors, lippincott q&a, lippincot nclex-rn alvernate formate questions, audio files from mark klimer, hurst review.

My ati scores when i graduated (dec 2017) said i have a 97% chance of passing

uworld assessment test 1 had me at 81 percentile and i took the second one last night and it has me at 84th percentile (both with very high passing rate) i have about 250 more questions left but overall im at the 53rd percentile in the uworld. I plan to redo the whole program over when it expires on monday and just set up a new account.

I've rescheduled my nclex date about 9 times and i still have a 40+ day window to move it but i was wondering if i should move it since its in 2 weeks and i feel like im not well prepared. The next available dates in my area are the last week of march and beginning of april. I study a minimum of 4 hours a day but im still getting 50s-60s an occasional low 70s in uworld. My professor think im almost there and need to fine tune a few things but she thinks i should be getting high 70s and low 80s by now. When i started i was getting 30s and 40s.

Background: i have extremely bad test anxiety and adhd and had accommodations (separate quiet room) and i literally answer questions within 30 seconds (some in 10secs using uworld) i finished exams 150 questions within 30-45 mins and did well in school. (i even had a professor questioned if i cheated because i did very well on exam that 80% of the class failed). Not to mention a good friend/classmate of mine who finished before me in aug just informed me that she failed twice which pretty much set off a mini anxiety attack.

sorry about this long rant i just dont know what else to do. im more than willing to get more products but some of the rationales conflict and i feel like kaplan is doing more harm than good for me personally.

[Sunshine54327]

During school we also used ATI, I had a 94% chance of passing the NCLEX when I graduated. To study I ONLY used Uworld. I did 60-100 questions a day for 4 weeks, only getting to about half of the q-bank. My average score was only a 60% on uworld when I took the NCLEX, I passed in a little over an hour in 75 questions. Studying the rationales on the questions that you get wrong, is way more important then the grades you are getting on uworld. I don't recommend rescheduling.You are never going to feel prepared no matter how much you study. YOU GOT THIS!!! Just breathe!!! Good luck