FutureNurseSammy

@Futurelpnlongisland I think you should take practice tests online to get comfortable and once you start getting the hang of it, time yourself. Try to read and answer 50 questions in 50 minutes because that's how it's done at Veeb. When I take tests, I like to read the question first then skim through the paragraph to find my answer. Maybe you can try that and then apply again next year.

In my opinion, the program isn't that hard to get into. You only have to take 10th grade Math and 11th grade Reading tests. If you need help with Math, the school offers review classes for $400, and that includes the entrance fee. After you pass, you'll have a deadline to pay down the $2,000 so it's best you start saving ahead of time. If they don't receive the down payment by the deadline, they'll move on to the next person. Atleast, that's what I saw on my form. All I can say is just stay positive, get help on your weak areas, and you'll be fine.

Good afternoon, the test has basic stuff like adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions, negative and positive numbers, and decimals. You'll also find percentages and square roots + they provide a calculator. Keep in mind that the Math portion consists of 40 questions and is only 24 minutes long. You can Google 9th grade Algebra or pay $400 on their website for the Review classes. It is doable. Just study and you'll be fine. Good luck!

The Math is pretty simple: it's basic stuff like adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions, negative and positive numbers, and decimals. You'll also find percentages, find square roots + they provide a calculator. Keep in mind that the Math portion consists of 40 questions and is only 24 minutes long. You can Google 9th grade Math or pay $400 on their website for the Review classes. Just study, pray, and you'll be fine.