[travel920]

I just took the ERI. It will be a week before I know the results. We have three chances to pass and must in order to graduate. Does anyone know what the "average" score is? We have to meet or exceed the national average.

[nicuRN2007]

Originally Posted by travel920

I just took the ERI. It will be a week before I know the results. We have three chances to pass and must in order to graduate. Does anyone know what the "average" score is? We have to meet or exceed the national average.

There are several different ERI exams, and I don't know which one you took. But every time we take one, we get our results and the national average instantly.

[travel920]

We were told that we would get our results in about a week. They said that the test had to be mailed in somewhere.

I'm nervous, and the anxiety is killing me.

Thanks for the reply.

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[travel920]

Answer from one of the instructors:

Past few years, the national ERI average has ranged from just above 50 to just under 60.

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[Megsd]

Is that on every ERI or just one in particular? I have to take several ERIs at the end of the quarter (pathophys, med/surg, assessment, and I think one other one)

[TheCommuter]

I took the LPN version of the ERI last year and scored a 63, which was the national average back them. My school's average was a 64.

[travel920]

Originally Posted by Megsd

Is that on every ERI or just one in particular? I have to take several ERIs at the end of the quarter (pathophys, med/surg, assessment, and I think one other one)

This is the single, comprehensive test. Yes, there are others that cover specific areas.

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