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When you took the Virtual ATI and had to take a predictor exam at the end of it, do you remember what version of the test you were given? Was it 3.0 version or 2007A/B? Bc I took the 2007 A and B version in my nursing program and I dont think it would make any sense if the Virtual ATI were to test me on the same things....

Hi Kmom.....When you took the Virtual ATI and had to take a predictor exam at the end of it, do you remember what version of the test you were given? Was it 3.0 version or 2007A/B? Bc I took the 2007 A and B version in my nursing program and I dont think it would make any sense if the Virtual ATI were to test me on the same things....

None of them, this is referring to RN.. they have a different one its probably call ATI PN comprehensive predictor form B/A for LPNs.....I don't know about the LPN tests

Thank you Candy123.....and to answer KAYBDT6 these are RN ATI comprehensive predictor exams....3.0 is a old version of test, and form A and B are the new versions that they are using now.

Hey guys one more question....was the ATI comprehensive predictor 2007A PRACTICE test similar to the final form A exam?

THANK YOU SO MUCH natalieonaje!!!!!! This will be VERY HELPFUL!!!!! I REALLY do appreciate this!!! and all the help from everyone else!!! its nice to know ppl care and are will to help!!!

Basically they just came up with a new policy IN The Middle of the semester staying that if you don't pass the second time, you cant graduate, you fail the course, and you will have to repeat your preceptorship/practicum, and med/surg 2 class again (even if you got an A in the classes)...isn't that crazy?! so ya im very nervous, stressed, anxious, all of thee above right now and I take the test on May 4th...and yes 75% was my overall score, but i have a 94% chance of passing the NCLEX the first time...

Thank you for the help! Do you mean for example, they had a question on Form B about ACE inhibitors, that same topic on ACE inhibitors will be on Form A just as a different question?

Hi guys, so I did not pass the first ATI comprehensive predictor exam Form B, I got 74% and 75.3% is required, and I am really nervous because we have one more chance to take it again to graduate. We will be taking Form A this time. Has anyone had the same experience or knows anyone? pppllleeassseee helllppp me!!! should i just practice questions over and over? is the second test similar to the first?

Hello all, I would like to know if anyone has recently taken the ATI comprehensive predictor, if so, what is the latest version that they are using now, ATI comprehensive predictor form B or 3.0? So were the practice questions similar to the preditor? One more:).......what is the best way to prepare for this test because my school is requiring us to pass with 75.3%? Thank you!!!

I think you should at least finish up...maybe there are other areas you would like to work in other an the bedside patient, nurse care, there is also research, paper work, etc....or you can just find another career, just do what make you happy because life is short and thats all that matters. good luck

Are there any other schools you can apply to, because not every school require you to take the hesi?

I would not say anything to the instructor, especially if no one knows anything about it, I would talk to student B about it but... Student A I would just advice you not do that again tho....

My school also uses the ATI but we can still progress through the program it you dont pass, you just have to do remediation with your adviser...BUT the final ATI, the one you have to take in order to graduate or you have to stay during the summer, practice and retake it.....has anyone actually gone through the final ATI before they graduated Nursing school? If so how was it?

THANKS! I should have joined this site earlier!

YEAHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!! ONE MORE SEMESTER.....SOOOOOO HHAPPPYYY.....MAY 2009!!!!! I can jus smell that diploma now:)

At my school, tattoos had to be covered, you had to wear a long sleeve under scrubs or they would give you a neutral color bandage to put over it. the only piercings allowed where the two in your ear and the others had to be either covered or removed.

thats hard, but as much as I want to say stay at your apt., go to your parents....or what i really think you should do is wait one more semester and see how it all goes with nursing school and working part time, if you can handle it and its not interfering then STay but if you see your grades are going down then go 2 your parent (its only temp. anyways)...i mean there are people i know that have kids, family, work, and are doing fine in nursing school, it all depends on the person. good luck

ALL THE COURSES OVER?! that really doesnt make any sense to me...I would talk to your adviser first about it and then move up from there...because I have never heard that before. good luck

If this is what you really want to do jus Don't give up! and know that your not the only one, and i believe everything happens for a reason, and this could be what makes you work even harder and make it all the way through...I know you can do it, and make sure you tell yourself that everyday! good luck

Congrats!!!! I agree with previous message, take it easy! I also know how u feel, I have one more semester left and I already feeling burned out too! I say relax but dont wait too long to study for your boards, you still want to remember everything, just take it a day at a time and study and do practices a little each day...good luck

Soak in water, a Little bleach, and Oxy Clean (this stuff works!), soak uniform for about 12 hrs or so and stain will be gone and uniform will look just a bright as you when you bought it!!! good luck!

I also was a little nervous about going into med surg myself, but it was mainly because I kept listening to what everyone one else was telling me, and most were not really positive...so stay way from those negative responses people give you because everyones views are different...after my nerves calmed down a little, I actually thought med-surg was pretty interesting and its even better you have a patient who has the same disorder as what you learned in class. It gives you a visual and makes everything a lot more easy to understand and remember....good luck!