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MiahH

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  1. I relied heavily on the Leik book and her questions in the back, this was my favorite study source. I also studied out of the Fitzgerald book during my last two semesters of NP school and then purchased the fitz Q bank offline (5 tests). Completed 2 APEA, predictor exams (HATED these, they are difficult and make you freak out and doubt yourself). And then the day before my test, I did the PSI practice test and scored 82% and actually had 2-3 of those questions on my exam.
  2. UPDATE!!! I PASSED the AANP TODAY. So i scored 66 and 69 on my predictor exams through APEA and an 82% on my PSI practice family exam. Dont get caught up in the numbers of these practice test guys! You can do it :)
  3. Hahah that is so funny! I bet that would help
  4. Thanks for your advice, my statistic analysis has been all over the place. I think I am getting tripped up in what the question is really asking. I will take your advice and try to read the questions slower and take my time. Thanks!
  5. I am taking the AANP next week and am scoring 66-69% on APEA predictor exams, and about 78% on Leik questions. I am terrified I am not going to pass because I am scoring so low. I graduated with a 3.85, and have for the most part been a good test taker. These practice tests have me doubting myself and if I am ready to take boards?! Any feedback is much appreciated.

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