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Please HELP, 2 days til NCLEX!!!

Ok I'm sceduled for June 1st. I graduated from an excellent program, whom for the last several years has had a 100% pass rate. My problem is I have not been studying much (more like very little) since I graduated 2 weeks ago. I'm no where near 3000 questions. I'm like freaking out, because when I did 100 questions off saunders q&a i got like 66%. That is not good at all i know, but when we were in school many of my classmates said thier review scores were around that. Do they purposely make these reviews harder than the test b/c it's "review"? Or am i in BIG trouble? Is there anyone out there who didn't do anywhere close to 3000 and still passed? (I know what some are thinking and please do not post back "well you should have studied more!!!" I know this, but i didn't and I need some guidance and encouragement.) I know there has to be someone out there!!! :crying2: :crying2: :crying2:

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Ok I'm sceduled for June 1st. I graduated from an excellent program, whom for the last several years has had a 100% pass rate. My problem is I have not been studying much (more like very little) since I graduated 2 weeks ago. I'm no where near 3000 questions. I'm like freaking out, because when I did 100 questions off saunders q&a i got like 66%. That is not good at all i know, but when we were in school many of my classmates said thier review scores were around that. Do they purposely make these reviews harder than the test b/c it's "review"? Or am i in BIG trouble? Is there anyone out there who didn't do anywhere close to 3000 and still passed? (I know what some are thinking and please do not post back "well you should have studied more!!!" I know this, but i didn't and I need some guidance and encouragement.) I know there has to be someone out there!!! :crying2: :crying2: :crying2:

I posted a similar question a few days ago titled: What if I don't have enough time to do 3000 questions...check it out.

If you normally didn't study for exams in school and still did well, then you should be ok. Good luck.

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