Hello, I would like some feedback, please. I'm studying for ATI test for community health class to

At WGU. Does anyone who has taken the test can tell how hard it is? Do you have any tips on what to study? There are lots of reading, what should I focus on? Reassessment in other objective classes helps to narrow the studies down. This class is different though.

Thank you very much to all.

Sorry to butt in here, but WGU uses ATI for its nursing assessments?

I used ATI in school, this may help me decide whether or not to attend WGU. Thanks!

What is ATI? I've been at WGU for 4 years, and I have no idea what ATI is.

Only for one class (Community Health), and this is new. As far as I'm aware, they have started to do test in addition to papers only within the last few months.

I'm not sure about other programs, but WGU uses their own assessments for nursing. Only one class is an exception. It used to be papers only class, now they have added a test and it is through ATI. I personally have not had experience with it and hence, don't know what is the best way to study.

Does anyone who has taken the test can tell how hard it is?

The community health ATI exam was not terribly difficult. If you ask, your mentor will provide you with an ATI study guide in PDF format. I also used a passbook for Community Focused Nursing that I obtained off Amazon to study.

I am getting ready to take the C228 ATI community health objective assessment how was it? Can you post a study guide, or link?

Thank you!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/sbjer9l98zq4147/Study%20Plan.pdf?dl=0

for wgu c228 class study guide

Good links!!!

I see this is an old post. I have now taken 4, I think, ATI exams for various wgu classes. Psych, CACI, casal 2, probably another one.

I see this is an old post. I have now taken 4, I think, ATI exams for various wgu classes. Psych, CACI, casal 2, probably another one.

I'm guessing you're in the prelicensure program? I think most people discussing this are in RN to BSN and don't have those classes.

I see this is an old post. I have now taken 4, I think, ATI exams for various wgu classes. Psych, CACI, casal 2, probably another one.

Hello GeauxNursing, I am currently in the TX31 cohort in Houston and wanted to know if you have any suggestions on what to focus on for the ATI CACI exam?