The computer (as I predicted) shut off at 85 questions. No surprises.
No calculations. A few SATA, and a lot of prioritizing.
I was expecting the staff to be brisk and rude, but everyone was friendly and smiling which made for a comfortable environment to start off in.
I said a quick prayer and took the test and was in and out in less than a hour. I didn't find the questions too hard, and felt fairly confident when I left.
Now I am sitting here numb. I don't really feel anything. No fear, no excitement, just a numbness.
Oh well. Guess I'll find out one way or the other soon.
My school did participate in the ATI program. And the final comrehensive test we took said i'd pass with 99% certainty. Some of the questions were similar but its still hard to remember all the little details about diseases and drugs. So I'm not sure how much it helped. Some of my questions repeated over a couple of times. But best of luck! And I'll let you know how ATI worked out for me.
I know exactly how you feel. Definately hang in there. I took my test January 28th and my computer stopped at 205 questions, lots of prioritizing too. Good Luck.
Best regards to you! I just received my ATT and my test is scheduled for 2/17 at 2pm. I am so ready. I have been studying since 2007 for the NCLEX-RN. Now, I am ready to take the NCLEX-PN. I hope I do well. I am using Saunders-PN after finishing Kaplan and several others. I also do the NCLEX questions that come with my textbooks. I will let you know what happens!
So I just looked up my quick results. And I PASSED!! So I guess those ATI exams all year did help. Everyone else in my class that has taken it so far has also passed.
Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
So I just looked up my quick results. And I PASSED!! So I guess those ATI exams all year did help. Everyone else in my class that has taken it so far has also passed.
So I guess those ATI exams all year did help. Everyone else in my class that has taken it so far has also passed.
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My school did participate in the ATI program. And the final comrehensive test we took said i'd pass with 99% certainty. Some of the questions were similar but its still hard to remember all the little details about diseases and drugs. So I'm not sure how much it helped. Some of my questions repeated over a couple of times. But best of luck! And I'll let you know how ATI worked out for me.