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AlisonBrennan

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  1. 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.
  2. everyone in my class who did the trick thus far it has held true for including those who failed.
  3. I did the ATI one and it was 88% but I failed even with studying.
  4. Hi there, I did my NCLEX on 6/5/13. I had all 265 questions and failed. I got the Report they send and it says I am "near passing standard" in all areas except health promotion where I scored "Below passing standard". I am unsure of how to take this? Does that mean I'm weak in absolutely every area of the test and need a major review? Any help or feedback would be great right now. I am doing the Rayfield test guides, kaplan and a few other study reviews. I just feel so overwhelmed right now and I am trying to get my ATT to rest soon. Thank you, Ali

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