ATI Comprehensive Predictor

Congratulations!!

My school uses the ATI Predictor as well and I have heard the same information concerning the NCLEX pass rate. I hope it's true as well!!

CONGRA2LATION:dancgrp:How was the test? Can you pls give pple advise on how to study and what to expect on this test.Did you take the RN/LPN Version. 3.0 Version? looking forward to your reply.:hpygrp:

It was the 2007 Form B, whatever that means. We took all the practice tests throughout the program and had to review and take notes in any category that was 50% or below after creating a focused review, they call it remediation. All the practice tests had a minimum score we had to pass by or do remediation and have one chance to retake it. Everyone had to pass the comprehensive predictor in the 99% chance of passing level or do remediation and have one more chance to take it. I personally never had to retake a test and always made the benchmark, but still would have remediation at times. I didn't study at all for the predictor, I wanted to see where I was at without studying. I thought the predictor was much easier than any of the exams we had in the nursing program!! If your worried I recommend going back to yhour practice tests and creating focused reviews and studying that material. I found the answers I missed were always in the focused review. Hope this helps.

I took the Comprehensive Predictor on Tuesday and got an 80th percentile rank for the program type I'm in (ADN), and a 97% likelihood of passing the NCLEX on the first try. I hope to God that that's true!

We were given practice test codes to do prior to this test, because, for our program, we need to score above the 60th percentile in program rank. I did not take the practice tests, because I wanted to know how I was doing overall, without going through practice questions. Alot of other classmates took the practice questions and scored higher than I did. I'm just so excited to know that I have learned so much!

28 days to go! :)