ATI for the NCLEX RN

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Hi, has anyone been studying or using ATI to prepare for the NCLEX RN exam? If so, have you looked at the learning activities or the ebooks for each section (OB, psych, peds, management, med surg, nutrition, and fundamentals)? Do they have all the information in them and is it worth it to study that or should I just stick with my Saunder's and Hesi books for content?

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Hello,

I just completed the ATI virtual tutor and compared to the other reviews I have done, I wouldn't recommend it. You do get a tutor but she/He is strictly there to see you results and give you passwords( way to access the next module/section exams). I thought I would get a an instructor who would tell me what I am doing wrong in detail since I am a repeat writer but thats not the case. Kaplan didnt work for me so I am still on the hunt. Good Luck!

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Yeah, they give you a coach to help guide you, but all they do is look at your percentage of each assessment exam and if it's below a 60%. They send you remediation questions that you have to answer and another assessment exam. You have to provide questions to them and ask them what you DO NOT understand. What were your scores on the ATI assessment exams? I'm making 64%'s on everything and it's really getting annoying because I feel like I'm either going to barely pass or barely fail. I asked her about it and she said to get NCLEX mastery on my phone or tablet. NCLEX Mastery looks good because they offer a 200% guarantee that you'll pass the NCLEX if you use their question bank. All it is...is questions though. I was reviewing the ebooks and I just feel like it doesn't give you the information you need to know in order to pass the NCLEX. What reviews are you doing and how are you preparing for the NCLEX?

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kristibelle11, have you tried La Charity?

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