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JahrBear

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  1. Easiest test I've ever taken honestly. Got a 100% ok n my first go. Though I will say, as I'm in semester 4. Dont go to Carrington, it's one of the worst educational experiences I've had due to the inept professors and disorganized courses taught via mostly YouTube. The financial support staff also attempted to take out several loans in my name without informing me because "she figured I'd need them."
  2. Me 25yrs old Some college experience. Goal is to become Registered Nurse 1st Attempt Score: 94% or (294/300 after being rated against competitors) Writing: 81% (17/21) Math: 100% Reading:100% Science: N/A (Carrington doesn't test for science) Study Time: None Advice: have a general knowledge of each subject test, but focus on reading and writing. Math is rather simple and can be double checked with the calculator they give you if you have a decent sense of what you're doing. I know that's subjective so just for context I've taken up to pre-calculus and that's it in math, I've also taken English ! & 2. The reading and writing are difficult, really read the question and take your time. Sometimes none of the answers are the completely true or correct answer, so you have to choose the most correct answer. Go back and study the basics of grammar, just to refresh. Know how an apostrophe is used correctly and incorrectly. Don't stress. You Got this... Feel free to post comments below! I'd love to hear others thoguhts.

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