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Mine is also at 2pm on Thursday. And I feel like the fish in your picture!

Thanks for all of your input. I guess I just needed to put it out there. I don't really want to postpone, but I am so worried about getting alot of pharm and SATA questions. jkwon please let us know how you did!

I have been studying since I received my ATT at the end of May. I test on 6/21 and still have only briefly hit the pharm stuff. I am studying on my own without the assistance of a Kaplan or hurst course and now I second guess that decision( but the money really wasn't available. I practically miss every SATA question that any of my books and APPs have given me. I am scared and wonder if I should postpone my test? Any thoughts?

I am freaking out. I don't feel as though I know anything. I have read other posts that are similar, but I wanted to get opinions on what I am using to study. I have the Kaplan book I have read it completely and have done all of the chapter questions. I still have the comprehensive test to take. I have Saunders comprehensive review, I try to read 3-4 chapters a night more if I don't fall asleep. I just received Lacharity yesterday and have not started it yet. I am doing at least 200 questions a day from sources such as NCLEX 4000, Exam Cram, Person, Suanders and some Kaplan(I don't have Qbank). I am unable to afford Kaplan and the ATI that our school had us pay $450 for was only used for 1year and we no longer had access. Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.

I have heard many reports about Saunders Q & A's, I have the comprehensive study guide with about 2000 questions on CD-ROM. I also have the small Kaplan book that has about 600 Q & A. I started with Kaplan first and got 46% on the diagnostic test. Since then I have taken the Saunders assessment test and got a 68%. I was just wondering if the Kaplan questions are more difficult or maybe I have improved. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I test on June 21 and want to maximum the use of the most challenging material.

I know, but when I start going over the review questions, I wonder if I even went to nursing school. It all looks foreign to me. I thought about taking a review course, but they cost so much, I got the kaplan book from amazon and some review books from the library and will make a go of it on my own.

I will be taking my Nclex examination on June 21st. I have done some half-hearted review but I just got my exam date so now I wonder, do I have enough time. Do you think it is possible to review in that time frame. I had thought so, but after spending time reading other posts it seems as though people generally spend more time than that.