Long story short, I was supposed to take my test over a week ago, but life happened. I knew that I wouldn't be emotionally or mentally in the right state of mind to take the test so I moved it to 7/6. I know I made the right decision moving the test, but now all of this doubt has been creeping into my head. I haven't taken all of the practice questions on Kaplan, but the tests I do take, I do fairly well on (QT low 50s initially to low 60s by the end // Readiness Test 73%). I know there isn't much more that I can do and that I have a very strong academic background, but I can't seem to get a grip of the anxiety (which is particularly frustrating because I moved my test date to ensure I was in the right mental state to take the test).
I guess I am wondering if anyone has any advice out there for me or simply has some words of encouragement. If I don't pass the test the first time, I will lose my job offer as a new grad nurse resident at an amazing hospital (aka my dream job). I know this test is all about studying diligently, but given everything going on in life I've obviously been distracted and less motivated than usual. I'd hate to let my circumstances ruin my dream though.
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Long story short, I was supposed to take my test over a week ago, but life happened. I knew that I wouldn't be emotionally or mentally in the right state of mind to take the test so I moved it to 7/6. I know I made the right decision moving the test, but now all of this doubt has been creeping into my head. I haven't taken all of the practice questions on Kaplan, but the tests I do take, I do fairly well on (QT low 50s initially to low 60s by the end // Readiness Test 73%). I know there isn't much more that I can do and that I have a very strong academic background, but I can't seem to get a grip of the anxiety (which is particularly frustrating because I moved my test date to ensure I was in the right mental state to take the test).
I guess I am wondering if anyone has any advice out there for me or simply has some words of encouragement. If I don't pass the test the first time, I will lose my job offer as a new grad nurse resident at an amazing hospital (aka my dream job). I know this test is all about studying diligently, but given everything going on in life I've obviously been distracted and less motivated than usual. I'd hate to let my circumstances ruin my dream though.