So I've been a nervous wreck since the night before I took the exam. I took the exam on Tuesday 6/28 at 2pm. I have been checking the Mass. BON and the quick results page almost every 15 minutes to see if my results have been posted. I walked out of the test completely devastated because I am convinced I failed. I had about 90ish questions give or take. My heart dropped before I submitted every question after 75. I had a ton of SATA questions. I had a handful of med math questions and all of the rest were multiple choice. I had a ton of questions on PPE and precautions. I think I had maybe 3 questions about specific meds. And I had a ton of "priority" questions. For studying I did ATI while still in school. I took their predictor exam twice and I got a 96% chance of passing on both of them. I had the three day live review with them too. Since graduating in May, I purchased the NCSBN online review program. I also studied from the Kaplan book.
If I am being completely honest, I didn't think any of these resources prepared me for this test. All of the sample questions/tests didn't even compare to the NCLEX. I am really convinced that I failed this test. All of the things that have said "you can tell your doing well when you start getting harder questions" freaked me out because I never got any pictures, audio, drag & order questions. I felt like towards the end I got a lot of questions that seemed similar which I thought meant that I wasn't doing well.
I did do the Pearson Vue trick by trying to re-register even though I have read so many mixed reviews. I am so desperate. So I tried to re-register and I used an old visa gift card that had like $2 left on it and when I submitted all of the info, I got the "good pop-up" saying "Our records indicate that you have recently scheduled this exam. Another registration cannot be made at this time". So it wouldn't take my money.
I'm still freaking out. Anyone have any words of advice?
