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Taking the big test Thursday!

Hi all! I've been studying for almost two months now (been out of school for almost 5 years). My confidence is wayyyyy down after taking the ATI Practice test A for the second time and only scoring a 70 😞. My first attempt was a 60 so I did get better but I still don't think it is enough. I feel like the things I'm reading in the book are too general and the questions seem extremely specific. I do pretty well in every area except the dreaded science! Any words of encouragement or help please!

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    Don't stress out and over think it! Well I haven't taken the test yet, I'm taking it next friday for the very first time, and I'm really anxious. I haven't done the online practice tests A and B yet, but I just did Practice Test 1 that's in the study manual. By any chance do you have the study manual, and if you do, how different is it compared to the study manual practice tests? I'm trying to gauge the difficulty difference between the online A and B practice tests and the real test in comparison to the study manual practice tests.

    Anyways, keep calm, don't stress, cram as much as you can now, and do your best.

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    The online practice exams A and B I think are much harder than the ones in the back of the study manual. It's all about the way they word things in the online practice tests.

    Thats what ive been doing, reviewing the book and looking up videos online to try and better understand the topics.

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    Took it and got an 82%! Not as high as I wanted but still pretty proud of myself. On to the next challenge, applications!

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