the architect

I just took the exam (and passed). I walked out confident that I had failed. It's similar to the NCLEX in how questions are asked, so don't expect questions with concrete and specific answers. You've got to pool all your knowledge together. I used Pam Bartley's study guide exclusively. I stopped taking "input" from other books because it was just too much. I didn't do any online practice exams, avoided apps, and just focused on one study guide: Bartley's. My advice, don't get bogged down with practice exams, apps, and multiple books. Pick one and roll with it. Your knowledge will all come together. It is like NCLEX in that you look at questions with a WOW! kind of face.

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Congrats to you tkeyha! I was accepted into the program a few days ago as well. Sorting through all the paperwork now that came in email. Moving back to the Chicago area to be closer to family, so a bit slammed with packing up the house and getting ready for the move right now. Very excited! Feel free to direct message me ... maybe we can start a google hangouts chat for all new students? It requires a gmail account.

I applied for fall 2015 day program. The deadline has just passed, so hopefully we'll all know something soon enough. I saw something somewhere (can't remember where) that says the TEAS score has to be greater than 80%. Study up your basic math and basic algebra. Honestly, I studied from their exam book only and passed the test. Hopefully the phone calls will start coming in as the deadline was April 1.

I applied to Resurrection for Fall 2016. I applied very close to the deadline, so I may not make the cutoff. I also need to take one more chemistry class, but they said I could apply without that class and then be sure to complete it before school starts. I've read other posts and it sounds like they call you on the phone if you got in, then follow up with email or snail mail. I applied for the day program. Hopefully we'll all know soon.