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I go to St Vincent's, graduate in May! I know of several people who have taken the A&P comp test. NO ONE I know of passed it. Several of them had science backgrounds with degrees, yet not one passed the test. I also have quite a few friends from class who have friends who have graduated and no one they know passed it either. I personally think its a thing of they want you to take THEIR A&P for whatever reason. I can't tell you how many times I heard them say that their (St V's) A&P is geared more toward nursing & rad students where as 'other' colleges A&P is a general course. Umm, I took A&P at a local community college. The ONLY people taking that class were nursing majors and it was far from a 'general" course. And I found the community college A&P WAY more in depth (and in my opinion really too deep for what we need to know. It was as if this were a med school A&P class). I found St V's A&P much easier than the CC. Then again my professor at SVC was an awesome instructor and could make a rock understand anything haha. That's not to say it was easy at St V's. It wasn't. I'm an LPN and took A&P in LPN school, I've taken it at the CC and took it again in St V's. Hands down the CC was harder.
Honestly, I'd say you'll end up taking A&P at St V's if you decide to go there.
FYI, if you go to the Connecticut nursing school forum, you can find a few posts about the comp test. You'll get more responses if you post this question in that forum too. Best of luck.
Denisse3, ADN, RN
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Hey everyone! It seems like there aren't a lot people on here that have gone to St Vincent's College in Bridgeport,CT. But if any of you have taken/taking or heard anything about their A&P competency test, please post it below. Any info, rumors, facts, experiences will help. I'm scheduled to take it this Weds. But I am not ready for it. Thanks!