Hunter College New Generic Pathway 2013-2014

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Hi there! I set this up so that people who are currently at Hunter, who intend to apply for the New Generic Program for Nursing in Fall 2014 can share, discuss, and review anything related to the nursing program.

where to apply :

https://www.portal.nursingcas.org

information in regards to the Hunter Nursing Program :

http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/nursing/

NLN test :

https://www.nlnonlinetesting.org/cgi/login.pl

Also, any students who are currently in Hunter's Nursing Program (any) , or in a nursing program in general are welcome to share any useful information they have. (NLN scores, tips, advice, GPA?)

hey! i'll know my grade by 8:30 tonight! how about you?

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sorry this is so late!

did you submit before feb 1?

or is this for next semester? if its next semester I can guide you through the process!

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I got a 144! 92 96 97. 98 th percentile for my composite

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I got a 144! 92 96 97. 98 th percentile for my composite

I'm taking my exam on feb 27th your score is soo great I only pray that I do as well as you did. I will post my score after I take my test How did you manage to score so well. I've been studying the red nln review book but did you find the real exam more challenging, or would you suggest any other study materials?

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To be honest, I took one practice test a week before got a 141. Then I took a practice the morning of and got a 144. Don't cram , just trust yourself and what you know. I also read a lot of books that I liked which is like fantasy, sci fiction which helped my vocabulary. The real exam was a lot like my review book (the red one) but the science section is definitely harder! And I almost ran out of time for the math section so I did some quick guessing which paid off !

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To be honest I took one practice test a week before got a 141. Then I took a practice the morning of and got a 144. Don't cram , just trust yourself and what you know. I also read a lot of books that I liked which is like fantasy, sci fiction which helped my vocabulary. The real exam was a lot like my review book (the red one) but the science section is definitely harder! And I almost ran out of time for the math section so I did some quick guessing which paid off ![/quote']

I will take your advice! Everyone says there is a load of physics on it I have never taken physics do you think the info provided in the science section for physics is enough?

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There is lots of physics, I took physics on the junior year of high school and surprisingly I remembered the important things :)! The book should be enough for you to get by, it helped me a lot.

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Hey Michelle LOOOOOOL.

I took the test on february 5th and got a 148. My GPA is a 3.95.

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Ok roman

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Yes pick rn program for nln. I took the nln and I got a 160. I am in the generic program right now and it is tough but amazing!! The questions are basically the same as I took it the first time( got 158 the first time) good luck to u all! Just take a deep breath, relax, and work quickly on the questions.

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Yes pick rn program for nln. I took the nln and I got a 160. I am in the generic program right now and it is tough but amazing!! The questions are basically the same as I took it the first time( got 158 the first time) good luck to u all! Just take a deep breath relax, and work quickly on the questions.[/quote']

How did you manage to do so well on the nln? Did you just use the red nln guide or other study materials?

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I have a deg in engineering, so the sciences part is not that difficult to me. If u find sciences part challenging, maybe u can get some high school physics/ sciences book to skim through. Nothing fancy, no rocket sciences, just sth foudemental (and board).

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