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Hello All! I just had a quick question regarding VATI and the final predictor. The first predictor at the end of nursing school I took I got a 91% chance of passing NCLEX, which I was honestly very surprised about because I found the exam very challenging. However, I am almost done with VATI ( I have peds, mental health and leadership left) and so far my scores on the modules have ranged from 65% to 66.7%. I know that this is considered passing the module, however, I know that in order to get the "green light" you need like a 70% on the final predictor. What were your past experiences with VATI and the predictor? Was your predictor score generally higher or lower than your module scores? I'm freaking out, any comments would be appreciated!

Hello all So I am a nursing student in my last semester of nursing school looking to take the NNP course. My question is how much of a time commitment is it? I understand that it is not a course you can take without studying for, I want to make sure I have enough of time to do the online modules and take the test with still being in school.

Hello, I am a nursing student who will be graduating in May 2019 and is very interested in getting a job in pediatrics when I graduate. I completed an externship on a pediatric floor, as well as work as a tech on a pediatric floor. I hope that this experience will help me in the job hunting process, however, I recognize how competitive it is to get a job in peds, especially as a new grad. Does anyone have any advice as to how to get a job in peds as a new grad?

Hello, so I am a bit worried. I am applying for a nurse extern position I really want, and one of the requirements was to submit references via skillsurvey. The email stated that 5 professional references were required, however, I had already asked 7 individuals to fill out the reference form on skillsurvey beforehand and did not want to just tell them I did not need their reference anymore since that is rude. The references are a mix of nursing instructors and bosses, as well as a volunteer supervisor. Apparently how skillsurvey works is that it shows an average of all the references. Do you think that listing 7 references instead of 5 will hurt my chances at the job?

Hello all! So I am currently enrolled in a nursing program in New Jersey as a sophomore for this upcoming fall. However, I had a lot of struggles my 1st year of nursing school. Yes I managed to end up with a 3.63 gpa and was involved with many clubs, however, I was not in a good state mentally at school. The program is less than 40 people, so I had to deal with some harassment within friendships, competitiveness, and just the overall cutthroat environment. I can go on and on but that's not why I'm writing this. How difficult would it be to transfer nursing programs? If so, what schools should I look into transferring? I want to transfer to a program that is larger, and preferably still in New Jersey.

I am a freshman nursing student from New Jersey who is finishing up her first semester in nursing school.I am interested in working as a CNA since I finished my foundations course, however, I am very confused as to how to register to take the exam? Is there a specific website to go to in order to register? Also, how long does it take to register to take the exam? Any help is appreciated :)