This is literally what you spent all your time in nursing school doing. I advise to just go take it and see how you do. Almost everyone is 100 percent sure they failed when the test cuts them off. But try not to stress. Just go take it. I did horrible on a bunch of different sets of practice questions from different sources. However, i passed first try. Just remember to think of what you heard in lecture, not what anybody told you or showed you in clinical.
I took the Hurst review course. I’m not sure how it is structured now but it was a 3 day in person class. During the class you had a work book that you filled out while the lecturer spoke. All I studied was that book and a few notes from peds/OB/psych that our instructors provided during our final reviews in school.
I had 6 days after graduation. I already had 3000 study questions under my belt from studying while in school I had uworld and ATI. Uworld questions mostly resembled the style of questions and layout of the exam so it felt very comfortable which took some anxiety out of it. I studied an additional 2000 questions before taking the exam on day seven, and did the 3 prep exams which all showed I would pass. I passed with the minimum amount of questions but I still managed to feel like I had no idea if I passed. It is amazing how challenging it is. I have now been a nurse 3 years and that prep made all the difference. Work hard! You’ve got this!!
I did it in 3 weeks. Passed in 60 questions. get Uworld today!
High level nursing practice questions. I am using Kaplan, they guarantee pass on first try or money back. It’s expensive but it’s worth the investment.
I did it in 3 weeks too. Study from the morning after breakfast until evening 8-9pm everyday. I didn’t have anything going on so I was able to do that. Took my exam and passed, definitely doable. Goodluck!
Honestly, unless you have a prior learning experience, 3 weeks may not be enough. However, if that is all you have, I guess you have to give it your best.
