SOOOO NERVOUS!

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I take the NCLEX tomorrow and I am so scared! I've done pretty much all I could've done. I scored a 98% probability on the ATI predictor, took the Kaplan course and answered all the qbank questions and trainers and completed the Lacharity PDA book however I still don't feel prepared. I've seen some great posts on here and I love the encouragement and nice messages! Pleaseeeee help me relax!!!

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Chill, I have heard of people having a 59% average on their Kaplan qbank and passing in 75. I have a 65% and I took it yesterday, I did the PVT and...."good pop-up". In my opinion, knowledge is good, but testing strategy is the key! Good luck! ;)

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I take the NCLEX tomorrow and I am so scared! I've done pretty much all I could've done. I scored a 98% probability on the ATI predictor, took the Kaplan course and answered all the qbank questions and trainers and completed the Lacharity PDA book however I still don't feel prepared. I've seen some great posts on here and I love the encouragement and nice messages! Pleaseeeee help me relax!!!

Believe in yourself and relax! Know that you've done all you can do to prepare and when you sit before the exam, you will do your best! Tell yourself you can do it when you start getting scared. And pray!!!! Goodluck!!!!

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Good luck tomorrow! Breeeathe! you have worked so hard for this and you have not made it this far to start doubting yourself. You are going to walk out of there a new R.N. Let us know how it goes!!

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3 years ago when I took ATI for LPN program I got 98% chance of passing NCLEX-PN on first try. And I passed with 85 questions. For mobility program we used Kaplan. I got a 72% on the preditor which translates into like a 94% of passing NCLEX-RN on first try. I did 90% of qbanks ( read all rationales) and took all trainers. I got 64.5% on q trainer 6 and 65% on q trainer 7. qbank average 53% and I passed NCLEX-RN with 75 questions last week. You got this. Just know the basic important info: infection control, labs, positioning, and brush on your weak content areas, thats all you can do.

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Finished in 75 questions in a little over an hour. To say the least the test was really WEIRD. anyways got home and got the "good pop up" lets hope it's right!

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Finished in 75 questions in a little over an hour. To say the least the test was really WEIRD. anyways got home and got the "good pop up" lets hope it's right!

Good job! I take it march 4th for lpn... in what way would u say the test was weird.....thanks

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I just don't think you could've prepared for those types of questions. It seemed like the sata were easier but the questions to me were just different than any other questions I've ever seen. My study plan involved Kaplan's class and their questions, Saunders questions on a cd, the Kaplan app, and the Lacharity PDA book.

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PVT worked for me! :) I'm 99% sure congratulations are in order for you! Relax and just have some fun until the 48 hours goes by :)

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Specializes in Allergy and Immunology.

75 questions and good pop up! Then you passed, time to go celebrate!! Congrats! I felt same way that the questions were weird and no amount of studying can really prepare you for these "weird" questions. Both times I studied for a little over a month and that is good and plenty of time. You just have to study your best and feel confident and go at it. I told my self "Im about to slay this dragon!" And and I did.

And yes I got the good pop up too!!

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Awesome! Way to go!

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