NCLEX HELP

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I graduated in December. prior, to graduation we had to take two exit exams of ati. on the predictor 1, it said 71% chance of passing the first try, then i took it again a second time with a 91% chance of passing. our school has mandated that we do an AT Virtual if we did not get a 95% chance on the first try. I just took the VATI Predictor again today, and i got a 43% chance of passing. Im just so dejected.. help??

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Hello. I graduated back in August and my school made us use ATI. We had to receive a 95% on ATI comp predictor before they would allow us to take NCLEX. From my view of it, the scores are low but do not give up. Do you feel that you are having issues with content or when you see the questions, you don't know how to answer them?

Also, just fyi.. when you take the virtual comp predictor, a friend told me that they gave her the exact same comp predictor. When I took my virtual comp predictor, I thought it was extremely hard. A couple of classmates thought so as well.

I am a retester and I ended up using KAPLAN Anywhere to help me understand how to answer critical thinking questions.

I wish you luck.

If you continue to get low scores on ATI, you might want to look into other sources like Kaplan, hurst and NCSBN services.

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I'm currently taking the ncsbn review for three weeks , I bought an older version of kaplan. I have a lippincolt review book which I've been using . Idk, I feel like i knew the content when it came to the comprehensive practice but it was like I didn't know anything when it came to the predictor . My scores are low , yes . But , I thought I'd I can get 71-90% chances of passing on the predictor , I jjust gotta keep working harder .

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During my last summer semester before I graduated, we took it twice. I believe that I received a score in the 70ish% of passing NCLEX. The second time, I received a 91% on the comp predictor. My 3rd attempt, I took the virtual comp predictor, I received a 96%. I feel that their assessments were easier than their comp predictor. You just have to keep trying. I wish you luck :D

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Don't worry too much about that. I didn't meet the benchmark score on HESI that predicts passing and I passed the NCLEX the first time I took it. I know three people I graduated with who made much higher than the benchmark score and failed NCLEX tithe first time. I don't feel like HESI (I didn't take ATIVAN so I can't say about that) helped win boards at all. I feel like HESI and ATI is just something the schools make you do for one reason or another.

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Thank you guys so much. You guys don't know what your words mean to me - hope ! !! Any strategies that I can do differently to ensure i pass both the virtual comprehensive and the nclex ??

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Thank you guys so much. You guys don't know what your words mean to me - hope ! !! Any strategies that I can do differently to ensure i pass both the virtual comprehensive and the nclex ??

I did HURST review and studies from Prioritization and Delegation by LaCharity to help pass boards.

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just bought the lacharity book, hopefully it helps!.

thanks,

Kim:x3:

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