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ShawnTheSheep
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Currently a registered nurse on a trauma unit. Starting the LSAT study journey! Fun fact about me: Exercise is my #1 hobby followed by gaming and reading! Let's lock in.

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ShawnTheSheep
6 days ago

I blazed through my NCLEX by telling myself that it doesn't matter if I pass it or not and by staying in a nonchalant mood when I sat for the test. Put in some earplugs, sit down and do not even think about it being a real test. Just treat it like you are just going through some questions like you have been doing for months. Write down on a whiteboard (if they allow) three sections: Right, Maybe, and Wrong. Keep tally marks under each section for the questions you know for sure are correct (Right), you narrowed down to two options (Maybe), and you took a wild guess (Wrong). Do not give this test any weight, they are just questions that you can and will decipher.

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