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Yes! Kaplan qbank helped me out quite a bit, what it helped me with was being able to differentiate between the answers that both or all sounded right. It was very good training. Initially I scored in the mid 60's then I began to hit in the 70's and as test date got closer i started dipping into the 50's, i think i may have burnt myself out. The best thing i did was to stop studying about two days ahead and just relax, i took a little time out to go over labs. As for passing, i don't see why you shouldnt, don't let Kaplan dissuade you. the questions on there are much harder than nclex. my computer shut off at 75 much to my surprise, i couldn't believe it. Say a prayer and take a breath, it helps. You can do this! Let us know :)

just checked on the pearson vue website quick results and well i PASSED!!! i mean of course its the unofficial results but WOW what a relief. Thank you guys for helping me out, but most of all thank God!

Thank you all for responding to my post. as for my Saunders score they're in the 70's. I have exam cram but i'm not really to into it, not quite sure why but its hard for me to use that book. The Saunders Q & A is what i'm focusing on along with Kaplan Qbank which i just purchased. 100 questions from Saunders in the a.m. and 100 Kaplan questions in the p.m. Along with some praying :)

Hello everyone. in my last post i stated i was taking my test on feb 12th and i'm sitting here doing my saunders q and a. My question is i also have another window open with all my info entered in to the kaplan q bank sign up. i'm just wondering is it worth it? I have the Kaplan strategy guide with practice test and scored 67%. Is Saunders Q & A, Kaplan strategy guide alone enough? I don't know, i'm really torn.

Thank you all for the advice, ya i'm somewhat worried. I'm not going into it completly cold just not studying the way i should be. I mean i do some questions here and there but not the way i used to in school.

Hello I'm newly registered to this website,but had used it quite frequently throughout nursing school. Well I did it I graduated in Dec 09 and passes my HESI on the first try. What my concern is that I have not been able to study at all since I graduated and my test is on Feb 12th. I'm basically thinking i'm just gonna do a bunch of questions maybe about 200 a day. I have Saunders, ExamCram, Kaplan, and Davis. Basically what i'm asking is: do I have a chance, or am I better off postponing it? I'm actually really excited to take it just haven't had a chance to study lately. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank You!