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I go to a different school but have never heard of those kinds of scores so I'm not sure if what I have is right for you. How was the test set up? Mine had between 20 and 28 questions in 4 sections: reading comprehensive, writing, anatomy and physiology section, and math with math having the most questions. We had to make at least 75 to pass.
There is no percentage on the Kaplan. They only accept 36 students and GPA has nothing to do with your acceptance.
it was tricky! I missed one on the math but because it's only 20 questions it was an 84% which converts to an 86 on the Kaplan! You literally can't miss any of them. Same with writing and reading. I missed 3 and 2- in that order, and it was only a 235 score out of 300! Math was easy, the questions are tricky. I'm taking it again on the 14th!
There is no percentage on the Kaplan. They only accept 36 students and GPA has nothing to do with your acceptance.it was tricky! I missed one on the math but because it's only 20 questions it was an 84% which converts to an 86 on the Kaplan! You literally can't miss any of them. Same with writing and reading. I missed 3 and 2- in that order, and it was only a 235 score out of 300! Math was easy, the questions are tricky. I'm taking it again on the 14th!
I've thought about trying them. I bought the kaplan study book. But I'm not sure. I think I'll stick with WNC first lol. I hope you get a better grade! I've heard the kaplan is hard.
I've thought about trying them. I bought the kaplan study book. But I'm not sure. I think I'll stick with WNC first lol. I hope you get a better grade! I've heard the kaplan is hard.
If this is the book you are thinking of buying I need to share my take on it.
Really listen to the reading comprehensive tips!
It has 0 help for the writing section!
Math is way beyond what you need to review. Buy the nln nursing entrance exam and focus on their ratios and proportions using word problems. Also some solving for X and changing fractions ratios and percentages back and forth. No geometry or graphs and linear equations. Basic additional subtraction multiplication and division of fractions and decimals. ALWAYS PUT A ZERO BEFORE THE DECIMAL POINT ON THE COMPUTER CALCULATOR. It won't work correctly unless you do so.
The physiology is something very basic but all over the body. Really focus on basics of anatomy and physiology. If you can take this exam 2 times.
If this is the book you are thinking of buying I need to share my take on it.Really listen to the reading comprehensive tips!
It has 0 help for the writing section!
Math is way beyond what you need to review. Buy the nln nursing entrance exam and focus on their ratios and proportions using word problems. Also some solving for X and changing fractions ratios and percentages back and forth. No geometry or graphs and linear equations. Basic additional subtraction multiplication and division of fractions and decimals. ALWAYS PUT A ZERO BEFORE THE DECIMAL POINT ON THE COMPUTER CALCULATOR. It won't work correctly unless you do so.
The physiology is something very basic but all over the body. Really focus on basics of anatomy and physiology. If you can take this exam 2 times.
Thank you! I'm taking my TEAS V 3/27 so the advice is definitely helpful!
For the TEAS buy the ATI study guide. I've heard so any people refer to it but I never used it. Borrow from a friend?
Thank you! I'm taking my TEAS V 3/27 so the advice is definitely helpful!
Oh! This advice is for people taking the kaplan nursing entrance exam. I've read on AN that the TEAS is very different and a harder exam. Science is from biology chemistry and anatomy and physiology. Math had the tables charts linear math and geometry. I would look at the ATI as I previously mentioned. Best of luck to you!
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Hey everyone! I just took the Kaplan today for Carrington Reno and did pretty good but I'm not sure if it's good enough because it depends on the pool of people! I was wondering other people's scores and opinions on the best way to study. I retake mine in Febuary. I got a 235/300! Passing is in the 160's but I feel like 235 isn't good enough. Let me know!