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See if your school has any recommendations for review courses. Your student health center, if you have one, may also have some good resources about anxiety/test anxiety.

Is there any specific part of medications you have trouble with, or just all the memorization in general? I like Springhouse's "Clinical Pharmacology Made Incredibly Easy." They have a whole line of Made Incredibly Easy books, and I like pretty much all of them!

I tend to race through tests too. I was almost always the first person in my class done, and even now in classes like ACLS. I would start to get more stressed if I wasn't. Go figure. ;)

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This is great advice. I am so very sorry. I know you must be CRUSHED. After a brief grieving period, dust off, and prepare to do it again----and pass. I know you can. Keep the faith. We are here for you. Hugs.

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While you're out looking at books, look for a Lippincott NCLEX review. I am pretty sure that is what I used. Helped me a whole lot more than Kaplan. Good Luck!!!

I checked out that book just a few minutes ago.

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First of all, hang in there! As far as review courses, I graduated in 2001 and my class was so up in arms because another college in our area was taking Kaplan and our school chose the PRE RN review course. I took NCLEX way later than my classmates and when I asked them what helped the most they all just said study the PRE RN and that's what I did. It was very much like the real thing. If I can dig that book out I'll private message you some priority questions. Good luck!

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First of all, hang in there! As far as review courses, I graduated in 2001 and my class was so up in arms because another college in our area was taking Kaplan and our school chose the PRE RN review course. I took NCLEX way later than my classmates and when I asked them what helped the most they all just said study the PRE RN and that's what I did. It was very much like the real thing. If I can dig that book out I'll private message you some priority questions. Good luck!

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I will graduate from RN program in 12/2004. But I challenged LPN in 05/2004, and passed. I have done 85 questions (minimum) in 1 hour.

I used NCSBN Learning Extension web site. It's expensive, a lot of priority questions.

Try it.

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