Susu14

Thanks did you have a lot SATA questions? How hard are they? I'm scare:(

I enrolled in kaplan qbank pn last month. I graduated in February, ATI exit exam at 99% passing NCLEX, GPA at 3.8. I have been practicing exam cram, nclex 3000, Saunders, ATI, 250 SATA Lippicot. I feel I'm good at content and meds, But OMG, when I do kaplan questions, sometimes I have no clue, my lowest is 56% and highest is 72% (been doing about 15 tests, 50 questions/each, I took about 80% questions) Kaplan questions made me feel that I'm so stupid. I'm nervous, my test day is 4/24, but I feel so scare with the scores like this since everyone said kaplan is similar to nclex. Please let me know if I'm ready or not? thanks.

Nursing school requires intense focus, lots of energy, physically and mentally. I finished school last February after 18 months. I used to have just 3-4 hours of sleep every night because I had tests, assignments, group project every week. Lots of books to read, lots of thing to memorize. I have 2 kids 8 and 5 but honestly, I feel like I totally ignored them for my husband and my mom. Without my family support, I can't make it through the end. I think you will need more support beside your boyfriend because taking care for a newborn is not easy, he/she needs more time and attention than a big kid (immunization schedule, get sick easily...) You need to plan carefully and have strong motivation in order to make it through nursing school. Best luck to you.

How many SATA questions did you have? I'm so nervous about those questions.

I have a question, I submitted my application to the board on 2/26, registered with Pearson on 3/10, I registered with Pearson Vue before receiving the eligible letter from the board. I'm scare because I just read the email as I attached below: Registration Time Limit Your NCLEX examination registration will remain open for a 365-day time period during which a board of nursing may determine your eligibility. The time period begins when the board of nursing receives your registration from the test service. Once you are made eligible, you will receive your Authorization to Test (ATT). The 365-day time period will end at this point and you must take your examination within the validity dates designated on your ATT. If the board of nursing is unable to make you eligible within the 365-day time period, you must wait until your current registration expires before reregistering. A candidate may not have two NCLEX examination registrations (of the same type) open at the same time. If you reregister before your current registration expires, your second registration will be processed and denied, and the fee collected will not be refunded. PLEASE ANSWER ME, what if the board need some more informations from me, that mean I have to wait another year to reregister for the NCLEX? I feel I want to kill myself because of this.