It's going to be my 4th time taking the nclex next week on Tuesday and I was wondering if my studying's enough to take the test. So I used Kaplan this time to study and so far I've been getting high 60s to high 70s and sometimes 80s on qbank. However on qtrainer, I got 63 on qtrainer 4 and 5. I haven't taken 6 and 7 yet since I have been advised that I should take it two days before my test. I also used the 35 page review that's been going around, exam cram book, and nclex mastery app on mobile. Also, I'm looking forward on using lippincott this week for SATA because I feel like it's my weakness. Does anyone any suggestion what else I should practice on 6 days before my test? I do about 6 hours of studying every day. Sometimes I feel prepared, sometimes I don't. Also, I heard about this 97 page review. Does anyone have access to it who wants to help a fellow future nurse out? I know the money to purchase may not seem a lot but I honestly don't have the funds right now because I stopped working to focus on the nclex and I have spend way too much money on review courses since the first time I attempted. I would truly appreciate any advices and help to help me pass and succeed this 4th time. Thanks!
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Hi everyone!
It's going to be my 4th time taking the nclex next week on Tuesday and I was wondering if my studying's enough to take the test. So I used Kaplan this time to study and so far I've been getting high 60s to high 70s and sometimes 80s on qbank. However on qtrainer, I got 63 on qtrainer 4 and 5. I haven't taken 6 and 7 yet since I have been advised that I should take it two days before my test. I also used the 35 page review that's been going around, exam cram book, and nclex mastery app on mobile. Also, I'm looking forward on using lippincott this week for SATA because I feel like it's my weakness. Does anyone any suggestion what else I should practice on 6 days before my test? I do about 6 hours of studying every day. Sometimes I feel prepared, sometimes I don't. Also, I heard about this 97 page review. Does anyone have access to it who wants to help a fellow future nurse out? I know the money to purchase may not seem a lot but I honestly don't have the funds right now because I stopped working to focus on the nclex and I have spend way too much money on review courses since the first time I attempted. I would truly appreciate any advices and help to help me pass and succeed this 4th time. Thanks!