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CaptainObvious

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  1. Thanks GraceyMae - No wonder they call her BrilloHead! Phew!! Mean!
  2. I disagree with ur stmt that chances of passing nclex are low if you don't reach the 3 level on the ati (or whatever the level is now). Pardon my french, but that's horse manure. Suuuuuurrrrr, ATI would like you to believe they can correctly predict the people who are gonna pass nclex, but they can't really.
  3. I agree with you greentea, but I don't think that's really what this convo is about.
  4. WOW!! BRAVO! :up: VERY WELL-SAID. You make Excellent Points!! You sure you want to go to nursing school and not LAW School, GracyMae?? Okay - sorry I'm commenting so much, but I just couldn't help myself. After my sister's ATI ordeal, I still cannot believe schools use this crap to weed out people, as opposed to helping them.
  5. That is awesome!!
  6. YES, IT IS VERY FLAWED AND IN NEED OF CHANGE!! NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT! My little sister had an awful time with that ATI mess. It almost ruined her. And she was a 4.0 student! That's just evil
  7. I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU JUST SAID!! :up:
  8. WOW! That's pretty bad, dude!! I cannot believe this .... well, I CAN really, but this is just wrong!!
  9. KRAZY how you can have an A in the class [meaning you are learning what they are teaching you] and get kicked out cuz you don't pass a standardized test that's s'posed to be measuring how well the school is teaching you to pass NCLEX. STUPID!!

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