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ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor 2013

I just wanted to write a post stating that I failed my ATI RN Predictor 2013 3 times. I went to Western Governors University and we needed 74%? to pass the program. I got 72, 71.3, 72.7, finally 83.3! I kept going on this site to see if anyone else was in my boat. So I just wanted to put this here for anyone who is looking for some hope! After each test, I reviewed the topics I missed and tried to remember what the questions were. A lot, not all of the questions were repeated in each test. My remediation consisted of doing the ATI exams over and over until I had a higher score, but eventually you just memorize the answers. It helped to just create a review and reread the material links of the ATI books.

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    Hello I just want to say that I was doing VATI and My first attempt at predictor was 68% after that I took individual tests on the things that I scored low on followed by focused reviews on each of those individual tests, then I scored 71.3 % to get a green light in VATI you need 71 % so I did a big focused review for my last predictor, then took NCLEX last friday and passed.. That predictor is sure tough.. The best advise from me is to do a ton of practice questions right before NCLEX and you ll be alright... Hope this helped.. good luck

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