Ati

AgentR · Dec 14, 2004

We have to take it too, but I'm only first semester so I can't help much.

Here's a link: http://www.atitesting.com/

Mantibob · Dec 16, 2004

If you here of anything let me know and I will do the same.

We have to take it too, but I'm only first semester so I can't help much.
Here's a link: http://www.atitesting.com/

martymoose, BSN, RN · Dec 23, 2004

We took the ati last week- I found it to be along the same lines as what you would be looking at in any Nclex review book. It is a cumulative test, and they actually have parameters that can "predict " a percentage of how you will do on nclex. It told me i had a 99 percent chance of passing nclex. I think the school uses the scores to evaluate you, and they gave us 3 bonus points on our final grade if we got over a certain score. I guess I would suggest an nclex review book- anyhow that can only help you in the future- Good Luck :)

carolynd · Dec 23, 2004

ATI has a whole program of exams to be used throughout the major content areas. Our school uses them to provide students with more computer testing time and different questions than those developed by faculty. These content tests are used as proctored tests however, if a student does not do will on one they have up to 5 times to remediate in the content area (nonproctored). At the end of our PN summer and the end of our ADN program students are given the proctored comprehensive predictor tests. These give an excellent measurement of likely success on NCLEX. The other excellent book for review is the KAPLIN Review. This book does not review content (diseases) it reviews how to read questions, how to select priorities using Maslow, Nursing Process, & ABCs. It also helps students understand that the NCLEX test is written in a real world format where whatever you need is available.