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Taking too soon?

Hi i want to get your thoughts about the NCLEX. :idea: i will be taking mine on Saturday August 13 and im so nervous :uhoh3:

Im not sure if im ready but i really want to get it over with. Ive been studying almost every NCLEX reviewer there is, for nearly a month now.. just the Q&A parts.. studied the Kaplan course book then moved on to Q&A with kaplan strategies, saunders, 3500, 4000, exam cram, and mosby, now i tried the lacharity prioritization.. my scores are really ranging from a lot of high and low nos. the lowest i got is 50% and highest 90% (which is one time btw) mostly averaging my score at 57-65%.. i dont know if i should just reschedule my exam.. i need some encouragement from you guys.. i love the posts i read here and i would be grateful if you shared your pre-nclex jitters experience with me as well...:nurse:

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    Statistics have shows that the longer you wait after graduation, the less likely you are to pass the NCLEX. Passing rates are higher for those who test soon after graduation.

    Oh my word, thanks for throwing a wet blanket on all of us, who graduated years ago and are now attempting the NCLEX. :crying2:

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    oh and congratulations Kim! hehe, I was so worried there, I forgot to congratulate you!:yeah:

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