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ATI Program & Prices

Hello everyone! I'm going into my second semester in an Associate's program. I'm curious to know how often ATI is used in other programs and also how much it costs. We were told that the outrageous price would only be for Fall 2020, but it looks like the price is the same for Spring 2021 as well. I'm attending an Associate's program instead of an ABSN or Direct Entry MSN program because of money, so paying this much just for one program seems extremely unfair, especially since this isn't the only book/book bundle w/online access we need to purchase. Just looking for some insight. Thanks!!

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Hi! I'm also starting my second semester of school.

For my MSN program, we use it for over half the time and the resources have been useful when it comes to the practical aspect of the program. However, I agree that ATI is overpriced as some of the material is available for free online or for a fractions of the price. (Prices vary based on which class requires their resources, but we're still talking around hundreds and closing to a thousand per semester.)

From what I'm told, schools have students buy the program because NCLEX is run by ATI, and to optimize chances of passing, using ATI is a better bet. I'm sure there are budget-friendly options out there. However, schools, for whatever reason, don't talk about them.  Good luck in your next semester!

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