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Worried About Registry

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I take my ARRT registry in about a week and it’s literally worrying me sick. I’ve been taking the 200 question mock registries on RTBC and consistently scoring between 60s and 70s. This is bothering me because I’ve seen a lot of people say they consider RTBC tests easy. I’ve only made a passing score once. I have the Lange flashcards and am trying to review those, but I’ve only made it through three of the sections because I’m having difficulty forcing myself to just sit there and FOCUS. I also bought the Mosby’s book and I literally don’t know how anyone studies with that because it’s so dry to me. I’m going to take one of the tests at the back of the book tomorrow, but I don’t have high hopes. We took a few mock registries at the end of my last semester but most everyone was scoring 50s and 60s so our teacher curved the grades and I feel like I would’ve failed the class otherwise. I have zero confidence in myself and I told people around me I felt like I should reschedule my registry but they said to just not overthink it and to get it over with. This is stressing me out so bad that I’m missing out on sleep & seriously contemplating pulling all-nighters while binging on Red Bull and coffee. Sorry for the rant, just wondering if anyone else is on the same boat or could offer their 2 cents.

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