colbymama

Hi there I taught there for many years. It is a lot of hard work and dedication. We recommend less than 40 Hours of work per week to help with the transition and course load. Every student is different so it really depends on their learning styles and how they interpret the lectures. Good luck!!

So I just took my APRN ANCC boards yesterday and was unsuccessful at passing. In order to prepare for them I did take and use Fitzgerald which I felt did not help me at all on this test. The questions were very different and the "common things" were not even on them. It was very heavy in management, ethics, and drugs I had never even seen before in my 17 years as an RN. Not at all what I had thought in an entry level exam. I also used about 4 other books including LEIK and a website Familynpprep.com which i thought the questions were better. I think by reading these I might sit for the AANP exam instead. It was my original choice and then switched. Although I am devastated now, I will pick myself up and give it another go!