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I have taken the NET test once and did not score high enough for the RN program at my college but did fine for the LPN progam. Our test are given on the computer, but there is also the pencil/paper version. Which is more difficult and is anybody else out there given the option of the two?
Thanks.
Hi maximus,
Way to go on the math portion!! That is awesome! The reading is good too, considering what kind of a test it is! I think that the overall composite score is great. I know that some at my school made right at a 60-65% on the reading and still got in.
So what did you think about the reading? It doesn't seem that hard, but when you get the results and see the actual score, it is depressing!! But, we passed. That is all that matters. And believe it or not, the reading is similar to nursing reading. It is a whole different ball game. We have our first 3 tests next week, so I will see how it goes!!
Congrats on passing the NET!!
*Blessed2BaNRS*
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Hi catalinaa,
Here is some infor about the NET that I copied off of my website about the NET. This is what is including:
There are various sections on the NET that you will be tested on. Most schools, though, ONLY look at the Reading and Math portion, not any of the rest. Why the rest is on there, I have no clue, but it is. So, here are the portions that you will test over (at least from my actual test!!!) and what they contain:
Critical Thinking Appraisal
Inferential Reading
Main Idea of Passage
Predicting of Outcomes
Learning Style
Math Skills
Algebra Equations
Decimal Operations
Fraction Operations
Number Systems Conversions
Percentage Operations
Reading
Stress Level Profile
Academic
Family
Money/Time
Social
Work Place
Topics (Science)
Anatomy & Physiology
Biology
Cellular Biology
Chemistry
Testtaking Skills
Written Expression
Capitalization
Pronoun Case and Principle Parts of Irregular Verbs
Punctuation
Correct Sentence Structure
Relative Pronouns of Standard Usage
Spelling Demons
Subject & Verb Agreement
Hope this helps some.