Joyef21

It went very well, uworld and ncsbn was a good choice in preparing.

I actually did review as well, I would recommend some kind of review. NCSBN has a course that is relatively inexpensive and was awesome review, they had cardiac strips and heart and lung sounds. and I would highly recommend reading all of your Uworld rationales.

Uworld was amazing I would defiantly recommend it to other people.

Got my quick results today I passed, thank you everyone your advice was amazing.

I went in on the 26th of October and paid for and turned in my application, and received my ATT on October 27th. however they do expect you to wait atleast 45 days to retake the test. personally I waited probably way to long.

rnby21, BSN, RN Thank you so much for the advice, I'm really liking Uworld a lot. I lost a whole day of studying yesterday cause my son wrecked on his longboard, and we thought he might have broke his radius growth plate, he luckily did not break it, I'm so thankful. Now today I am playing catch up. I was wondering when you did Uworld did you take your tests in tutor or timed?

You have one month to basically completes as many test questions as you want. it has a bit more than 1900 questions.

I googled Uworld and paid $59 for a one month plan.

Material review ncsbn for sure, test questions so far I like Uworld.

Before I heard about Uworld I did the three week ncsbn course, this was great material review. And I still have ATI access just don't like it. I've also used Saunders study guide and Kaplan 300 medication review. I've been studying on and off since September, but got serious when I started the ncsbn course in October. Now I'm on to Uworld. I honestly made the mistake of not doing enough test questions with ncsbn and then ran out of time pretty fast, there was a lot of review. I got 60s average in most tests on ncsbn but did manage a 75 in pharmacology, I thought this was my worst subject, apparently I was wrong.

About 1800 I haven't done a lot yet. I started it on Tuesday. Still got a ways to go.

I've been marking all the ones I get wrong and also the ones I think I should review a bit more like the ones that were kind of a guess, then doing the same as you writing them down to review them more. í ½í¸€

I've gotten to a 57% today for total score, and an scoring about 10 to 20% above the average on each test I've taken today. How is your Uworld going?

Yes good luck to you as well.í ½í¸€

Thank you for the advice I will for sure implement that. I found this link on all nurses for the study is this the correct one? https://allnurses.com/attachment.php?...7&d=1310076980