I am going to take the NCLEX-RN in 4 weeks time. And as early as now, I am starting to panic. Others may laugh, but for some reason I decided not to tell my friends that I am taking the test. Maybe bacause, I am really a WORRIER and I don't want to hear anybody asking how am I doing with my studying as I started to be anxious.
Right, I don't have much support at the moment so I always visit this forum to see what others are doing. I have been studying for the last few months. I am working on Suzanne's plan (2nd tip), read Frye's Nursing bullets, Finished with Kaplan Strategy book and even tried answering different questions from different CD's. But up to now..."I don't feel confident", and everytime I visit the thread for March test-takers...I panic and thought that I have so much to learn. specially Pharmacology which is my weakness.
I have structured my study habits until 2 days before my exam...but up to now, I AM LOST! I could have cried but it's not gonna help.
I am now loosing my confidence and thinking that I won't be able to make it on the day of my exam. I am too frightened!
Can anybody give me advise on what to do? I only have 4 weeks left and I 'd like to make the most of it...
I hope you passed/pass. I just took my exam 19th of February for the second time and passed with 75 questions and I was sure I had failed. I would advise anyone that failed or taken the NCLEX for the first time is to answer alot of questions and READ THE RATIONALE. I also went back and reviewed the systems that I wasn't familiar with and I used Judith Miller's DVD's, they were great. Actually I reviewed all of the DVD's and then I answered questions, questions, questions, and by the grace of God I am finally a BSN:bowingpur:nurse: Now I can dance all night.
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I hope you passed/pass. I just took my exam 19th of February for the second time and passed with 75 questions and I was sure I had failed. I would advise anyone that failed or taken the NCLEX for the first time is to answer alot of questions and READ THE RATIONALE. I also went back and reviewed the systems that I wasn't familiar with and I used Judith Miller's DVD's, they were great. Actually I reviewed all of the DVD's and then I answered questions, questions, questions, and by the grace of God I am finally a BSN:bowingpur:nurse: Now I can dance all night.