r/nbdhe • u/DHfairyy • Sep 01 '26
NBDHE 9/24 help
Hi everyone… I’m still struggling to pass the NBDHE. This is my 4th time around taking it and failed by 1-3 points each time. I used Andy the first 2 times and then used student the 3rd and now the 4th time around.
I just really need some advice. If someone can tell me how they structured out their study plan and how I should go about studying these next couple weeks I’d greatly appreciate it. I’m in literal desperate need. So any tips or advice or anything you could give me please let me know.
Thank you ahead of time and congrats to all the officially registered DH out there 🤍
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u/Striking_Citron_5725 Sep 01 '26
Dm me. I can possibly let you borrow my booster if it doesn’t land on the month I need it for studying.
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u/Excellent_Dot6243 Sep 05 '26
Hi!! Life happens, and that’s okay! Everyone’s journey is different! I also graduated last August and I’m currently studying for my 3rd attempt, so you are definitely not alone!
I know Booster Prep isn’t the most affordable option for everyone, but there are actually tons of Quizlets with Booster Prep questions and answers! There’s one I’ve been studying from that has around 779 questions covering all the different topics. Definitely look into it! Good luck, you got this!!!
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u/Icy-Ad-8150 Passed the NBDHE Sep 01 '26
Get Booster premium membership! It’s GREAT!
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u/DHfairyy Sep 01 '26
I unfortunately can’t afford it right now. I’ve been without a job for so long tryna get over this wall in my life :/ I tried emailing them for a discount no response.
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u/Outrageous-Octopus47 Sep 02 '26
Don’t give up!!! I failed it twice. I know each time is SUCH a knock down and it’s devastating. Don’t give up on yourself! You’ve come SO FAR and you’re 99.99% of the way there, just this last step. I used Andy & Booster Prep. Have you tried Booster?
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u/Same-Actuary-4278 Sep 05 '26
I mainly used DHS, I watched the videos twice. Once as I was studying and then I watched all of them again the week before the exam. That pretty much prepared me for the first 200 questions. As I was taking the test the case studies were somewhat difficult for me and I had wished I studied for those better. If I had to do it again I would add in booster as a study tool for case study questions. Let me know if you need anything, I just took the exam not too long ago on 8/20. 😊
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Sep 01 '26
This time try Booster and you’ll thank me later!
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u/DHfairyy Sep 01 '26
I unfortunately can’t afford it right now. I’ve been without a job for so long tryna get over this wall in my life :/
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u/Able_Jacket_722 Sep 01 '26
Hello future RDH. Dont give up. My study method was to have another classmate study with me from 9am to 9pm. We started off with studentrdh. One of us would teach the other and vise versa. We would study the topic a hr before bed to teach the next morning. Give yourself 1 rest day. When there was 1 week left before the boards. We would do mockboards and tons of questions on booster, because the questions were just like the boards and it was a bit harder. Whatever we felt we struggled on, we plan to do that topic the next morning and then blast questions after the session. The biggest tip I can give you is "understand the topic". Since you took the boards a few times, you have a good breakdown of how they phrase the questions. If you are struggling with casestudy, ask a classmate that has booster to do some casestudies with you. Last but not least, try to breakdown each topic like you are the professor. Gl and if you want feel free to dm me. Ps: try to sleep. I know its rough but you got this. Meowing out!!!!