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When I signed my enrollment agreement with my school, they had a minimum grade of a C listed for all course work including transfers. Now, they changed the minimum grade to a B. All of my grades are up above an 80 but what if ones falls to a 79? I fail and have to take it over again? Has anyone experienced this with their school? Could I fight this in the future if need be? I'm not currently in nursing classes as I'm finishing my pre req's at a local college. Thanks.

I'll be taking a pen and paper pen. I wonder how different it is from the computer version?

Thanks for your reply. Is the science section only a reading portion or are their multiple choice ones as well?

I reviewed the other threads about the NET but couldn't find an answer to my question so I'll post it here. Are there a lot of math word problems on the test? I got the study guide from ERI and it doesn't list any. Other study guides list many word problems. Which is more accurate? Also, any tips on the science section. Was is easy or hard? Thanks.

I want to take the NET this January for a LPN program. I've read and seen some study guides which have english, math and science sections. I've also seen ones without the science part. My question is, is there science on the NET test or not? Thanks.

What is the difference between the NET test and the NLN test? Most LPN schools I'm looking at mention the NET not NLN.

I'm looking into studying to become an LNA but I'm not sure if it is right for me. How did everyone decide it was the right career for you? Are there part time LNA positions or is everything full time? Did anyone use the LNA as a stepping stone to become and RN? Thanks.