Published Jul 23, 2014
CherryB85
14 Posts
NotMyProblem MSN, ASN, BSN, MSN, LPN, RN
2,690 Posts
My suggestion would be to start with the areas with the smaller % first. Those areas don't have as much information in content based on the content guide. Really try to nail those areas. After that, move on to the next...basically starting at the bottom and working your way up. Address each area as if it is the only area that you're going to be tested on instead of looking at the entire subject as a whole. That minimizes the feeling of being overwhelmed with loads of boring Greek-sounding content. As you complete an area, go back and test yourself from the very first area to the current one. Then move on up to the next. By the time that you're done with all of the areas, you will have tested yourself repeatedly until you will be able to identify the answers before finishing the questions. That was the only way that I made it through micro since I'm not a biology person AT ALL. I was just so happy and thrilled when I didn't fail this exam! As life would have it, some things you learn and some things you memorize until you learn it. Good luck to you!