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Finished academics in June but still failing all my registry prep pretty miserably and not sure what to do.

So my class was scheduled to graduate in June of this year, covid obviously complicated that and our program held off our graduations until we could resume clinicals (and I personally already had extra time to make up due to a medical issue last year), so here I am now having officially graduated from my program but I just feel so unready.

I've been doing both RadTech Bootcamp and Rad Review for months and I'm just not making any headway. On Bootcamp my practice tests tend to be in the low 70's and on Rad Review it's more like 40-50%. I wish I could say there was one area where I'm lacking but it just seems to be spread all over the place, sometimes I make mistakes on stuff I got right a couple of weeks ago even. It's really making me wonder how I even passed any of my classes, not that I was ever a high achiever in those either despite my best efforts...

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