I am currently a Medical Asisstant but I have always wanted to be a nurse. Just took MA to get my feet wet...I want to go for RN..I was wondering has anyone tried ITT Technical Institute or know anybody who has been there? If so , I wanted to know is it a good program there? Because I know it is a private school so sometimes those get sloppy...I also wanted to know if anyone knows does it make a different when looking for a job if you attended a private college or community college?
You would be correct IF it isn't already documented there are 15 experimental questions. So a person who passes with 75 questions answered 60 "required" questions minimum questions and had 15 experimental questions which had no relevance to passing or not passing. While personally, I would not state I passed with 60 questions, mathematically, the person wasn't wrong stating they did pass in 60 questions (presuming they had the 75 question minimum).
They may have technically only had 60 questions that counted towards the passing mark but I assure you, they got the full 75 questions or more.
So I guess now everyone who passes in 75 can brag that they only needed 60 questions to pass. That should be the first line on their cover letter.
Like I said, personally I would not go there, but mathematically, if the person passed with 75 questions and ONLY 60 counted towards passing (15 are experimental), then it would be accurate to state passed in 60.
Like I said, personally I would not go there, but mathematically, if the person passed with 75 questions and ONLY 60 counted towards passing (15 are experimental), then it would be accurate to state passed in 60.
You have gone there with 3 pedantic posts meant to elevate RN2cobteam's claim from dismissable to merely specious. Good job.
You are very welcome. I just find the idea interesting given 75 questions - 15 questions that don't count towards passing = 60 questions that there are those who got upset over the person stating they passed in 60 questions.
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They may have technically only had 60 questions that counted towards the passing mark but I assure you, they got the full 75 questions or more.
So I guess now everyone who passes in 75 can brag that they only needed 60 questions to pass. That should be the first line on their cover letter.