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I passed! If anyone is studying for this exam and needs advice as to what to focus on.....let me know.
Hello. I will be taking the exam on Aug 14. AHH!!! I'm studying a review book by Winland-Brown and Dunphy which was recommended by Fitzgerald for its challenging questions. If you have any other tips on what to study, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you,
Ana
I passed! If anyone is studying for this exam and needs advice as to what to focus on.....let me know.
I am getting ready to take the AANP exam in two weeks. Trying to study but can't get motivated. I took the Barkley live seminar 3 days couse that has a 99% passing rate but I am not feeling confident.
So I have two weeks to really cram the information.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Hello. I will be taking the exam on Aug 14. AHH!!! I'm studying a review book by Winland-Brown and Dunphy which was recommended by Fitzgerald for its challenging questions. If you have any other tips on what to study, I would greatly appreciate it.Thank you,
Ana
I hated the Dunphy book and found the questions were not at ALL similar to the ones at least on the ANCC test. The Dunphy book had a LOT of statistical questions... what percent of smokers develop lung cancer, etc.etc.But I took the ANCC test so maybe it is different for the AANP test. I found the questions in the Leik book to be most like the ones on the test.
Ultimately though, I walked out of the test scratching my head at the weird questions!
Hi, I just saw your post. I will be taking the Academy exam on 4/23 and would like to hear from you on what to expect. can you help?
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I took my ANP exam on Jan. 30th (last month) and still have not heard back. Does anyone know the turn-around time for results. I felt prepared going into the exam as I had studied for many months and took The Fitzgerald review course. However, after taking the exam, my confidence level has dropped. I felt the emphasis on the exam was very different from what the review course led me to believe. Also, I thought common problems such as diabetes would be on the exam, not the rare problems. Only 2 questions were asked about diabetes! Many, many questions were on psycho-social problems and how to respond. I understand why these types of questions need to be asked but my frustrations are with the quantity of questions asked in this particular area. I am currently working as an NP in a clinic were I see many acute and chronic conditions. Did anyone else encounter these frustration after taking the exam..... Please let me know......I'm a little nervous.