How do I structure the lectures to be prepared? Do I need to listen more than once? My plan was to structure targeted questions (maybe 40-50) after each lecture to reinforce. I have UWorld qbank. I already failed once. I really don’t and can’t afford to fail again.
Shit off in 88 questions. Don’t know what to think about that but I’m neither worried or happy. Not nearly as detailed as UWorld. I kept waiting for the hard questions and they never showed up. I’ll say this: of the SATA questions I only made no more than two choices. I had about four case studies and no bow ties. Maybe three pediatric questions. Maternal was two case studies and maybe three stand alone questions. I just hope I passed.
So I did apply for RN roles at BioLife and CSL. BioLife is $31/hr (4x10) and CSL is $35/hr (7 on/7 off 12 hr shifts). Does anyone have any experience with these companies in these roles? It’s appearing like they’re the only places willing to hire me (48) when I was told by two places I was too old for a residency spot (I’m not fighting it because I can’t prove that). At this point, I just want a job.
I did 3 CATs and they were between 62-64% with percentiles between 72-84%. I only did 42% of the Qbank but averaged 60% on them. My NCLEX is tomorrow morning. I was more anxious waiting for my ATT than I am about tomorrow. I know it isn't a slam dunk. I am just tired of worrying about it. I am not sure what to wear to the exam is my biggest question. I may just roll out of bed with pajamas on, lol. Right now I am about to fire up Mark k #12 for the final time. At this point, I know what I know and ain't gettin' anything else in there! I know what it means for me to pass but I cannot afford to over sensationalize the NCLEX. Makes my anxiety spike.