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Suebird :)

I havent taken it, and I dont think that is part of the acceptance at my college, but I know all too well, there are always at least 10 things that can sink our dreams, or at least for a while.

Dont give up. Keep applying till you do get in. Apply at different schools and sooner or later, it is bound to happen

Good Luck!!!!

If you run a search on the Net and failure you will find you are not alone. Most people I read who failed passed the third time around. So do not give up!

Did you study the net guide? I passed with very high scores. I could only take it once so I lived, ate, slept the study guide for a month before I took the exam. Good luck.

Hey,

I have taken an entrance nurse exam 4 times and have failed by 8/10 of a point the last time. This is so frustrating, that sometimes I want to quit, but I keep telling myself don't give-up you have come to far, I need to pass this to get into the registered nurse clinicals. I will take this again in Oct. this yr. I do not have any trouble with math, it is the reading and vocabulary I have trouble with. Study fractions, adding, subtracting, dividing, mutiplying, ratio and proportions. measurements and their are some word problems. Just keeep going over all the math you remember in pre-algebra mostly. I hope for you the best on this test. Good luck.

sgoad0002

I too failed the NET test the 1st go round. Just stick it out go over the study every free minute u get. Three days before my retake I put the book down and just relaxed. The day of teh test I was so calm and refresh I treated the test as if I was completing one the practice test in the back of the book. My test started at 6:00pm, I completed the test @ 7:18pm I got up so confident and happy. Just keep your eye on the prize and you will pass. Have FAITH:studyowl:

I don't know how the NET compares to the TEAS, but I bought the study guide for the TEAS, and scored very well on the self tests. I struggle with math, so I found a few online tutorials that gaveme a refresher on the basics and that helped with the math portion of the TEAS study guide. I got 4 wrong out of 60.

There is a site called Cool Math that is for middle school and high school students. Its very basic and kid oriented, so I felt silly, but they really explain all the fundamentals very well. Fractions, decimals, some algebra, its all there.

Buy the NET book if you haven't already. What I did was purchase a basic math book and started from scratch. I'm not a math wiz, but by constantly going over the examples and looking at different books, I caught on.

(Check out some math books at the library! They're free and you may find a book that you can really understand.)

Don't give up. Good luck!