marshmallow_fluff86

That's a huge part of my issue, not reading a question through all of the way. Gets me on ATI a lot, too! I know my problem is that I start to feel like I'm spending too much time on the question and probably overthinking it. I stress myself out about it, that's for sure.

Sorry you guys, I didn't realize there were new posts. For whatever reason I didn't get all of the replies in email. I just sent another email, hope it gets to all of you!

Sent. :)

Let me know if you haven't received it yet! Sorry if we're both sending, I just want to make sure that it gets out for whoever wants it just as Knockel1 was kind enough to share it with me!

Knockel1 - THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! This is absolutely amazing! I definitely didn't expect anything as great as this, wow. :anpom::hpygrp::w00t::nmbrn::lttang:

Correction, I don't have permission to send private im's lol. My email address is the same as my username @ yahoo.com. I'm not sure if the forum will allow me to post the whole email address or not.

Thanks Knockel1, I will definitely shoot you a pm with the email. Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it. And, good luck jeff_as_nurse13!! :) :)

Thanks for the great tips everyone! I'm definitely looking into the app, that way I can do it on the go. I am restarting the ATI and I've been looking through the Saunder's book (I installed the software so I can take the quizzes on the pc). I cannot remember the exact number of questions I had but, it was a little over 100. I had so many medicines I had never heard of. I remember classes but have a hard time remembering names. I'm going through some flash cards I had made in pharm. Thanks again for all of the advice and help, makes me feel a lot better. Especially to hear from other people have had failed the first time.

I'm asking my ATI tutor if I can 're-start' the study program. Maybe it can just refresh my memory. Thanks for wishing me luck though, I will apparently need every bit of it I can get! lol

Hi everyone, my name is Samantha. I graduated PN school 5/2011 and have been busy going back to school every since. I'm trying to get pre-reqs out of the way incase I decide to bridge into the RN program. I got so crammed with my new school work that I didn't have much time to focus on my ATI - which I know is a horrible excuse. I just took the NCLEX for the first time 9/30 and my quick results said I fail. I think I have to wait 45 days to re-exam in Kentucky and I don't want to waste any time studying to try again. I'm really trying not to get discouraged but it's hard. I would really love to hear some advice and what some you all have used to study with. P.S. I also have the Saunder's review. I haven't really used it much though.