beatanxiety

I really appreciate this! just failed my exam last month! Ready to tackle the next one, but unsure as to how I'm going to start. Thanks for the small motivation, glad it went well for you!

Oh man! I'm in the same boat as you, don't you worry! I just found out I failed NCLEX today, after taking it on August 2nd! All I did was study off UWORLD rationales, but I didn't complete it in time for the exam. If you know your content, all you can do is keep practicing questions. I wouldn't recommend a live class because they will probably just review the same topics you've studied. I heard LaCharity was good, and helped a lot of people out with priority questions! Good luck!

Hey guys, my NCLEX is a month away from now and I'm using Saunders and Uworld to prepare myself for this god-forsaken exam. As I was going through the content (my study plan was to do at least 2 chapters a day), I underestimated the amount of information that's been thrown at me. It's taking me way too long to write notes for each chapter than to actually study. Out of curiousity, for those who worked with the Saunders textbook, how much did you rely on it? And how did you go about note-taking without writing every single thing down? As I go on throughout the chapters, I'm going crazy with the amount of information that I think IS relevant when in reality, it probably isn't something I should spend a huge time on. I know I should focus on the UWORLD and it's rationales, but I don't feel confident if I don't have a solid understanding of the foundation... And from my test scores, I'm lacking. I know this question is rather vague, but I'm curious as to how others have used the textbook to their advantage. Suggestions?