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Kpeace

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  1. So, I failed twice. I gave my most effort when preparing for first attempt. I used Kaplan online but followed my peers' lead and did not answer every practice test. The second attempt I kind of lost my momentum and drive in focus. Often people told me "oh its no big deal. Its just a safety test. Nursing school was the hardest; just generalize here and there" That is complete bull ****. I have people who passed nursing school by the hairs of their chinny chinny chin yet soar in the NCLEX? How is this even possible? I clearly need to buckle down and study like knowledge is my means of food. I was thinking of religously answering questions from Davis's Q&A book and Saunder's comprehensive book. I was thinking if I find I am weak in a topic than Ill study its content but otherwise just answer questions and focus on rationales. Also, I plan to use Kaplan Q bank when it comes closer to exam time. What do yall think? Any advice?
  2. Thanks so much!
  3. So a select all apply question isnt necessarily above passing?
  4. Hello! I took the RN exam today and was wondering what type of questions are above passing level?

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