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if you are in rn school or going to be soon enrolling in rn school, then you either know about ati testing or soon will! i have been using ati at my school now for over year and with graduation coming soon in march we just took our first ati comprehensive predictor test! i searched online trying to find out information about this test prior to taking it - mainly how high of a score i would need to have my colleges requirement of a 90% predictability of passing the nclex, which is what my school requires for graduation. i had a hard time finding the information and what i did find i was not sure if it was corrrect. i wanted to share this information from my comprehensive predictor that i took! this will break down your score on the ati and then give you the equivalent or percentage rate of passing the nclex -rn the following information is based on the ati 2010 version column one is the rn comprehensive predictor individual score and column 2 is the predicted probability of passing the nclex-rn: 80.7%-100% = 99% 78.0%-80.0% =98% 74.7%-77.3% =96-97% 72.0%-74.0% = 94-95% 70.0%-71.3% = 91-93% 68.7%-69.3% = 89-90% 66.0%-68.0% = 84-88% 64.7% -65.3% = 81-82% 62.7%-64.0% = 75-79% i am stopping here as you can see that the individual scores are down in the low 60 % and you still have a 75% chance of passing the nclex-rn on your first try, however since most schools such as mine require a 90% probability of passing to graduate i didn't want to go on any further. if you need more information please let me know and i will continue the chart; when you take your first proctored comprehensive predictor you will get a chart on the last page of your report from the ati test, but i wanted to share this for those of you, who are like me and wanted information before going in to take the test! best of luck to all!

hello all, i am graduating in march 2012 from an rn program and have been an lpn for 14 years, i really want to get into labor and delivery and am planning on going on to earn my arnp or dpn in womens healthcare or midwifery. any advice on how to get my foot in the door in a hospital when i really have no experience in this area other than my clinicals during nursing school. previously i have worked in ltc as an lpn because as we all know its pretty much the only place that hires lpn's anymore, at least in florida. i am open to all suggestions and appreciate your time, thank you

How is everyone doing on the NCLEX based on the Comp predictor? I took my NCLEX-PN 14 years ago and am nervous about the NCLEX-RN this time, I really don't like the "choose all that apply" questions!

Thank you Ashley for breaking it down like this, I am getting ready to take the first of two ATI Comprehensive Predictors, just took a practice one and was wondering what the score equated to in a percentage. We have to score at a 90% so Thank you! When I take my Proctored Version of the ATI I will post my Breakdown also if its any different than this one.