Saunders Scores - NCLEX in 10 days!

[christina731]

Hey peeps! I posted a few days ago about my Saunders NCLEX-RN practice test scores and I have since finished the entire 6th ed and my scores have changed significantly now that I'm done. I'm wondering how my scores stack up to others, whether you're still studying for NCLEX still or have already passed. My progress scores are as follows:

Adult Health: 74%

Child Health: 72%

Critical Care: 76%

Fundamental Skills: 74%

Leadership/Management: 78%

Delegating/Prioritizing: 72%

Maternity: 80%

Mental Health: 77%

Pharmacology: 77%

My school had us take the ATI Comprehensive Predictor and I scored a 97% probability of passing but that was after not studying for nearly a month while completing my preceptorship (we finish all of our regular courses before completing preceptorship). I have since taken the practice tests and scored 98% and 99% probability. I have also taken a Hurst Live Review, reviewed all of my content and I plan on taking the Hurst Q Review tests over the next few days. I'm wondering if what I'm doing is sufficient and if I should do anything differently. I appreciate your input very much!

[bennylu1984]

You are pretty good and I believe you are ready for the NCLEX!! Good luck!

[christina731]

You are pretty good and I believe you are ready for the NCLEX!! Good luck!

Thanks!!! That makes me feel good!

[dorkypanda]

Did you use an NCLEX book while still in school? Did it help you a lot and do you recommend using one?

[christina731]

Did you use an NCLEX book while still in school? Did it help you a lot and do you recommend using one?

No, I didn't use it (Saunders) until after graduation. I wish I would have though. I probably would have done better knowing strategy.

[christina731]

Did you use an NCLEX book while still in school? Did it help you a lot and do you recommend using one?

So far I've only been studying with Saunders and Hurst (live review). Once I test I'll post about how it went 😊