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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.

Specializes in Operating Room.

I have to say this: That's illegal, and I wouldn't go around and say that this person copied a copyrighted book.

Also, I hope that the study guide she copied was one like the NET Study Guide, if not the NET Study Guide. The test isn't like most other tests I've taken.

Good luck to you otherwise. :)

:biggringi The woman that deserves an award for "Greatest Act of Friendship" will go to one of the women in my class. She copied the study guide, ALL of the pages (inches thick!). :bow: She, another individual, and I are going to try to study, take, and yes pass, the NET. I, even with the gift of her time and ink, would not marry myself to one study guide. Do you eat the same thing for your daily nutrition? You can do it, just remember a rounded diet!

Where can I find the NET study guide?

Specializes in Operating Room.
Where can I find the NET study guide?

EriWorld.com sells them. http://www.eriworld.net/net.asp

(I bought mine off of Ebay, though.)

Specializes in Medical Floor RN.

I don't think it should be that much of a problem to copy the NET study guide if you have someone that is in need. I know that the copyright laws are strict, but if I am correct on my knowledge, the laws mainly apply to copying for profit. If someone is in need and you have what they need, I don't think that should be criticized. I am sorry to get persnickety about this but I did the same for a new friend and I don't feel that I have done anything wrong. God bless and hope to send more notes soon. Good luck to everyone this spring semester.

Specializes in Operating Room.

No need to apologize. :kiss

I only said what I said b/c I don't think something like that should be put in writing for one, two, put on a public forum.....for your safety.

You never know who is reading these forums.

Good luck to you as well. :)

I don't think it should be that much of a problem to copy the NET study guide if you have someone that is in need. I know that the copyright laws are strict, but if I am correct on my knowledge, the laws mainly apply to copying for profit. If someone is in need and you have what they need, I don't think that should be criticized. I am sorry to get persnickety about this but I did the same for a new friend and I don't feel that I have done anything wrong. God bless and hope to send more notes soon. Good luck to everyone this spring semester.
Specializes in Medical Floor RN.

thanks mi'shelle. i never contemplated it in that way. one important note, off the copyright subject.

i found that one of the most important aspects of the net test for me was the reading and as i have told many, i usually love to read, but this test was crazzzyyyy. for all of those that have not taken the net test, please make sure to know the reading sections of the study guide. i hope this helps. good luck to everyone with the test.

Specializes in Operating Room.
I found that one of the most important aspects of the NET test for me was the reading and as I have told many, I usually love to read, but this test was crazzzyyyy. For all of those that have not taken the NET test, please make sure to know the reading sections of the study guide. I hope this helps. Good luck to everyone with the test.

Very true....I thought that the reading section was going to be a sinch....then I read about it. :eek:

I passed both sections the first time, but it's definitely not your ordinary reading test.

This is why I definitely recommend the NET Study Guide. It tells exactly what to expect from THIS entrance exam.

I was wondering if anyone could tell me if NET is timed? if yes, what's the time limit for each section?

And also, I got Cliff's NET preparation book, is it a good one?

thank you in advance

Specializes in Neuro.

Hi maximus,

There are lots of threads on here about the NET that are really helpful.

In answer to your questions, yes, the NET is timed. There are 60 math questions that you have 60 minutes for and 33 reading questions that you have 30 minutes for.

In answer to your second question, here is a GREAT website that has great practice questions:

http://hfcclab.info/NET/index.htm

I actually thought that this site was much better than the NET study guide from the makers of the test. Here is their website where you can purchase the book:

http://www.eriworld.com/

Again, I bought the book, but didn't get as much out of it as I did the HFCClab website. Here are two more sites that break the test down and shws you what to expect:

http://www.pvc.maricopa.edu/assessment/navnet/Navnet1.html

http://healthcare.maricopa.edu/pdfDocs/NET_Preparation.pdf

I have a website that has many links on it for the NET, including these links, and for A&P and Micro and just a few nursing things. I have also posted what all is on the NET, what sections the schools look at and most importantly, the various sciences that are on the test, which a lot of people didn't know about. You can find my website by clicking on my profile name, then clicking "view public profile" and then clicking on "visit *Blessed2BaNRS* html." I maded this site for prenursing/nursing students and have links, quizzes, class notes and other helps on there.

Good luck on researching about the NET and good luck when you take it~

*Blessed2BaNRS*,

thank you so much,

one more question,

does NET has questions on Anatomy, Physio and Micro?

I already took Anatomy, but I havent taken Physio and Micro yet.

By the way, are calculator and scratch paper allowed?

Specializes in Neuro.

You are vey welcome, maximus,

Yes, there are Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, Cellular Biology and Chemistry questions on there. Also a section under the Science portion called Test-Taking skills. That one just analyzes what kind of a test taker you are. I forget how many science questions there were, but the 1st time I took it (the whole group that took the NET that semester had to retake due to incorrect version) I missed every one of the sciences, but the next time, I got all the A&P and Bio correct, and most of the Cell. Bio. I had never had Chemistry, so I just made a 70% on it, but it was much better than 0%!!!

Thank you,

I read somewhere that only part of NET (math and English) is counted towards the final score, is that true?

I was looking at the math questions (link you gave me), and they are pretty simple, are the NET math questions similar to that? I mean, were there any, let's say, statistics questions there?

and how many times can you re-take NET?

thank you so much for your help and time

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