NCTC ADN Fall 2014

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I just wondering if there are others out there applying this May for the Fall 2014 class. I just found out I have everything to apply at NCTC but with a B in A&P I I only have 10 points and I'm not sure if I will make the cut. Anyone else?

Thank you! Several people have been trying to dissuade me from this route. If I do not make it into the ADN program this fall, then I will move forward with the LVN program. Any advice you have would be appreciated.

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I test Wednesday at 1pm super excited . I really would like to know if they are test everyone that applied because if so we are competing with 142 others. Makes me nervous. Good luck!

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So we will need to be in the top 32 test scores to be able to have a seat in the next class for the traditional program. Wow, I think I'm off to study now!!!

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Ok so test day is almost here! Really nervous, am I the only one. If I don't get in will have to try again for spring.

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Ditto that on spring 2015. Been studying as much as possible. I will never know everything all at once, but I sure am trying. Best of luck to all this next week.

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Yeah I'm a ball of nerves. So much is riding on this one test. I'm glad to know everyone is just as worried and nervous. Good luck to everyone.

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Specializes in IMCU, Oncology.

Yes, the nerves are getting to me too! As Shine_On said, so much is riding on this test!

Everyone, good luck and best wishes!

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As I'm reading these posts today, it occurred to me that in order to produce a more positive outcome on the exam, then we should try to relax the night before, get a good night sleep, have a good breakfast, and keep hydrated! If you are testing, then I know how you feel! Our common sense and previous knowledge tells us to take care of the body by giving it what it needs to perform at its peak. The practiced exam taker knows this. Studying is really important, but so is your health! Knowing how test anxiety can hamper your efforts may help you to relieve some of it. I'm not the best test taker and yes I'm anxious too. So I wanted to share this thought with you for a successful outcome on the exam for all of us. Think positively about the exam results as we all move closer to our RN goals. Take care of yourself first physically and you will feel more confident about the outcome! Sleep well ;)

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I'm also applying for fall. I test tomorrow at 8am. I had 11 priority points. So nervous for the A&P portion of the test! Any new info or advice before we test???

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I will be praying continually and focusing on allowing my brain to recall as much as possible! You will do well if you had 11 points:) I have decided that persistence and practice are the keys, and if it takes me years of practicing then I will eventually get it right. I am determined and have singleness of purpose. I hope you do too!

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Does anyone know what the average score on the kaplan is?

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I'm definitely determined! I've heard the avg. Is 75-79.

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