Thanks for your response. I have used the ATI stuff but I felt it was so far from what the NCLEX asked that I just stopped using it all together. I have a NCSBN comprehensive review book, I have Saunders which I used all through nursing school, I have the Rayfield review books, a Kaplan review for 2012, and one other. I am taking practice test after test. If I get it wrong, I go back write the question, the answer, and the rationale. I guess I am just old school in the paper pencil methods work best for me. I am getting anywhere from 65-80% in most content areas on these reviews, and around 78% on the online practice tests...so I think I am improving slowly but this is just frustrating.