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Thanks for the advise. I guess I will just have to save up some money so that I can do the full Kaplan course and get myself some good review book as well. I do agree that ATI is mostly knowledge based questions, ans some select all that apply. There were very few drop and drag, and very few who do you see first. I am still waiting for my test report to see where I am weak so that I know exactly what to focus on.

Thank you, I will think about that. Need to save some money now. lol

With Kplan, I only had the Qbank. ATI gave me the green light to test.

I am looking for some study tips that can really help me. I have used ATI and Kaplan, but have failed the NCLEX-RN 3 times. I have dedicated so much time and money into getting my RN that I can't give up but after 3 failed attempts I am starting to get very discouraged. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank You so much for the supportive words. I wont give up, but I feel it is important for me to take a break (not too long) to get my head together and then get myself focused on what I need to do in order to pass this test.

Thanks; I should be getting my report in a few days, but I think after failing 3 times, I may have to take some time off. Not even sure how long the state will make me wait to test again. I am not giving up but the frustation and heart break is horrible. I am just sick over this.

I focused on everything.

Hello all; I am new to the allnurses, and I am looking for some help. I just took my NCLEX-RN June 17th (This was my 3rd try) and just found out this morning that I failed yet again. The first time I took it, I was just sure that I could do it by studying like I did in nursing school. (Strike 1) The second time I use ATI but did not wait for the green light from my coach. (Strike 2) For my third try I went with Kaplan on Demand and used ATI. Got the green light from my ATI coach, but my Kaplan scores were low. Took the test even though I had some doubts in my readiness. (Strike 3) When I got the news from Pearson Vue that I failed yet again, I was and still am an emotional mess. My first words to my husband were "Thats it, I am done, I just can't do this." I just don't know what to do to pass the NCLEX