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Thank you so very much! I was used to getting much higher scores in class, so when I get theses lower results I thought maybe I had just retained the information for that particular test. I'm using another Saunders book in conjunction and get like 95%, si maybe its just the QBank thats difficult. Thank you again:)
I used Saunders and Prentice Hall and found Saunders to be really much easier. I so needed that book to make me feel better when I was getting 68% in the Prentice Hall book! It made me feel successful because I did better. I think that the test taking skills are a MUST to read and practice. I was able to increase my scores by using them. I took my test SLOWLY and used 4 of the marker boards they provided! I will know in a couple of days if I passed!
Thank you so very much! I was used to getting much higher scores in class, so when I get theses lower results I thought maybe I had just retained the information for that particular test. I'm using another Saunders book in conjunction and get like 95%, si maybe its just the QBank thats difficult. Thank you again:)
Yeah i would say Kaplan questions are harder than Saunders questions and even the actual NCLEX questions. I was getting between 60% and 70% and passed with 75 questions, and some of my classmates were getting between 50% and 60% and passed. I think you are good to go!
Scorpio,LPN
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I am a recent graduate of Kaplan University. I got excellent grades in class as well as with HESI exams, now I using the Kaplan QBank and freaking out. I am ranging anywhere from 66-70% and am losing my mind. Is this normal? My classmates and I are required to take a 2 day review class offered by Kaplan and my attutude is hopeful...But nontheless I am feeling like I need more schooling. Does everyone feel this way when getting ready for the "Big Test"?