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jcue

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  1. Good luck!!
  2. I'm glad I came across this forum! I'm taking my NCLEX-RN in 2 weeks and have been told by my peers that if you have been getting many SATAs, you are doing great. However, I also read on one of the posts in AN that some also got many SATAs but failed. I'm weak at this type of question & in desperate need of advice! Thanks!
  3. Hi everyone! I'm new to this site and am very relieved to have found this 2 weeks before I sit in for the NCLEX. Today, I feel like I had officially reached the infamous "NCLEX burnout." I have been studying for the NCLEX since May 19, I read the Saunders book religiously every single day, finished the whole book (cover to cover) after about 3 weeks. After that, I proceeded with Kaplan on demand review, answering an average of 120+ questions per day, 5 days a week and going over every single rationale regardless if I got it wrong or not. I'm 2 weeks away from my test date and I just feel sooooo tired. This morning, I couldn't even concentrate on any of the questions I was answering. Is it wise to take a day off tomorrow from studying? On average, I study for about 5-6 hours a day. Helpppp!
  4. Thanks for this post! I'm scheduled to take my NCLEX in 2 weeks and is getting more anxious because most of the ones I heard who passed got a LOT of SATA, and that is my weak area. Also, most of the ones who passed said they studied about 2-4 hrs per day. I study 5 days a week for about 6-7 hours, and am honestly starting to get burnt out. Any advice?

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