Over-psyching yourself out?
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Hey guys, just wanted some therapeutic responses of reassurance (or non-reassurance, if appropriate) on my situation if you are so inclined :)
I started doing Saunders about a month ago and just about did the whole book (w/o the cd) plus a lot of Lippincott's questions and about a week ago freaked out (even though I was getting 70s/80s on the tests with a few 60s) and bought the Kaplan online course. I listened to all the videoes while taking notes on all of them and then listened to them again and typed up notes as I listened when I found some sections that I wasn't doing so well at Kaplan.
Then I started my QT tests and got some pretty mixed results and I think they're a result of me over-pscyhing myself and that I should be relatively fine (my test is this Thursday).
Diagnostic: 61
QT 1: 59
QT 2: 69
QT 3: 56
QT 4: 54 (I cried that night and this morning and Dad who is a nurse talked to me about how I've worked so hard in nursing school and have studied really hard and I decided to take the QT 5 without studying and base off of that whether or not I should reschedule my exam, and basically took today completely off for studying and hung out with some friends).
QT 5: 67
Insane, right? I'm taking QT6 tomorrow and QT 7 on Wednesday.
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Just read over that. Sounds like I'm some kind of psycho person. But lemme tell you, it felt really good to get that 67, especially since it's supposed to get harder and harder with more Application and Analysis section. Agree? Disagree?