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PAX Test?

I have been on track to begin an LPN program this fall with the idea of transitioning to RN later, but now I am leaning toward a local ADN program instead -- I spoke to an advisor this morning and I have an excellent chance of getting in this fall, even though it's already March.

I downloaded the applications and see that a PAX (?) test is required. I am at a loss -- I see references to NET around but not PAX. Can anyone shed any light? I go a little green at the idea of having to take a test just to get in, but I will if I have to. Anyone who has taken it and can tell me what to prepare for, I will be grateful -- thank you in advance!

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The PAX-NLN exam consist of a verbal, math, and science (biology, A&P, chemistry, physics) section. It's all multiple choice and you have a hour for each section. They offer a study guide for the test that includes practice tests as well as a review section for all of the different components. You can look for it in bookstores or you can get it at Amazon.Com. Here's the link.

http://www.amazon.com/Review-Guide-Entrance-Exam-Pre-Entrance/dp/0763724866/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1206383511&sr=8-1

Good luck!

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Thanks, both of you. I think now I am terrified.:uhoh21:

It's really not that bad. It basically all high school level. For me the hardest part was the science because I hadn't studied some of the subjects in over 6 years, but I would just recommend getting the study guide and then if you still feel you need more of a foundation in the material, get a cliff notes book in whatever subject you feel weak in. Good luck!

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