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renblis

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  1. They are notes a nurse youtuber provided. A study guide she used for when she took the nclex the second time and passed. You can find them here: Dropbox - NCLEXCHARTS.pdf
  2. I take the NCLEX for the first time the same date as you and my uworld expires the same day! I've been using Uworld and listening to the Mark Klimek audio. I read through heyrona's file and I intend to read through my Hurst Review book I got through school. Though, my strategy this week is to continue to study, but not over do it and really just focus on keeping my mind at ease and staying as positive as possible. I think that's really important. Scoring a 64% on uworld is great! That's something I've been struggling with. I'm currently averaging 53% and my first assessment was borderline. I feel like my Uworld scores are ALL over the place form 40s to 80s. The last week I feel like they've just been getting worse too. Trying to stay positive regardless. Good luck to you!! Stay positive!
  3. I'm reaching out because I'm taking the nclex-rn in a little over a week and my uworld scores have me a bit stressed. My quiz scores have a high varience ranging from 40-70%, but my current average performance is 52% (only half way through bank). I just took my first self assessment and received borderline passing. I've also been listening to the Mark Klimek lectures, but thats it. I know people say dont worry about the numbers, but it's hard to disregard. Does anyone have any advice to improve? Greatly appreciated !!
  4. You sound just like me which makes me feel like I have grounds to reply :) Don't be so hard on yourself. In your post you speak about how your qualities are all negative pertaining to being a nurse. Start looking at how they are positives as well as how they can benefit you in your career and stand out from the crowd. Also, don't allow what one instructor (who doesn't even have much experience working with you) says to hold so much weight. Their job isn't supposed to be to discourage students - it's to prepare them. To add to that, not all students are made equal! Brush it off, continue to work toward your goals, and also work on confidence. Trust me, I know just gaining confidence is not easy. It's an everyday battle, but just start with trying your best to turn negative thoughts to positive thoughts. It might sound corny, but thoughts are powerful. Good luck!!

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