AHH, I graduated in May and my school use to have the HESI exams and I did terrible on them, yet somehow I always got at least a A or B in all my nursing classes. I just finished my kaplan course and I am doing HORRIBLE, i mean i don't even think the word horrible describes how bad i am doing. I haven't gotten anything higher than a 53% on their question trainers and I have only done one QBank but that was a 50%. I mean is that 60-65% really obtainable for kaplan or do I just suck? I don't even know where to begin. Each question I get wrong I look up right away in my textbook and make a flashcard. I mean I know I need some content review but when I asked the Kaplan instructor she told me it wasn't realistic to sit there and read every page of a review book, and I sort of agree. I feel like doing questions gets me more exposure and will get me use to thinking like NCLEX. Am i doomed? Or do you think it is too soon for me to tell? I appreciate ANY advice, i just really dont want to have to take NCLEX more than once. I haven't scheduled my exam yet because I am still waiting for my ATT, however, I don't want to take them all the way in August, but at this rate my confidence is going down and I just dont know. Anyone in a similar situation?
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AHH, I graduated in May and my school use to have the HESI exams and I did terrible on them, yet somehow I always got at least a A or B in all my nursing classes. I just finished my kaplan course and I am doing HORRIBLE, i mean i don't even think the word horrible describes how bad i am doing. I haven't gotten anything higher than a 53% on their question trainers and I have only done one QBank but that was a 50%. I mean is that 60-65% really obtainable for kaplan or do I just suck? I don't even know where to begin. Each question I get wrong I look up right away in my textbook and make a flashcard. I mean I know I need some content review but when I asked the Kaplan instructor she told me it wasn't realistic to sit there and read every page of a review book, and I sort of agree. I feel like doing questions gets me more exposure and will get me use to thinking like NCLEX. Am i doomed? Or do you think it is too soon for me to tell? I appreciate ANY advice, i just really dont want to have to take NCLEX more than once. I haven't scheduled my exam yet because I am still waiting for my ATT, however, I don't want to take them all the way in August, but at this rate my confidence is going down and I just dont know. Anyone in a similar situation?