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Is there anyone doing the Virtaul ATI?

I graduated in June, 2010. I had to do a three week Statistics class right after graduation. I finally began studying with the V-ATI about a month after graduation. My Exam is scheduled for Thursday August 19th. I have gone through the whole program and just did the predictor exam and recieved a 88% chance of passing the Nclex exam. I'm not sure what is going to happen now because I have to wait for my tutor to let me know. I was just wondering if anyone else out there is in this program or is getting closer towards the "exam day".

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Specializes in SNU/SNF/MedSurg, SPCU Ortho/Neuro/Spine.

I did use the ATI, although I benefited from mosby the best. I found the ATI tutor consumed too much time, and often the work was obsolete. I opted for Mosby and LaCharity, both books were awesome, and set the bar really high, I can tell you that I found these books way more challenging than the NCLEX

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I used the Virtual ATI and I liked it. I think its good for learning content. Alot of my friends used it to. Everyone I know that got the green light from the coach passed NCLEX. I used Kaplan as well but I think ATI is very helpful to.

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Good luck.

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Specializes in RN. Med/Surg.

My program requires all ADN students (PN program, too) to do all kinds of ATI exams. We do several in each different class, and are required to pass at a prescribed level to actually pass the class (regardless of what our grade in that class was), and we're required to pass a mock-NCLEX to successfully exit the program. Overall, I think the ATIs helped a lot. I think the ATI materials they provided us with helped me more than the review books. I worked the Saunders stuff to death, but the ATI stuff was more like my NCLEX questions. I also had the little app on my iPod. I like it, but whatever the randomization algorithm that iOS uses, it kept giving me the same questions over and over. j

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Specializes in SNU/SNF/MedSurg, SPCU Ortho/Neuro/Spine.

We were on that same situation, had to test ATI after every course and needed at least a level 2 to pass the class (although with a level 2 you could not get an A on the class after they summed it all)

We took all the ATI's and then in the end we also had the predictor which we had to pass with 85% as a bare minimun otherwise we could not graduate, and in the end we had a 3 day live review.

I liked ATI they were my choice of review book, but their book questions were funny "in a wierd kind of way" ATI + Mosby questions = success!

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Specializes in RN. Med/Surg.

Yep. Sounds familiar. I liked the practice tests we took throughout the semester, but I hated the day we took the real ATIs. My final RN predictor was reasonably close to the structure of my NCLEX and told me I had a 97% chance of passing... which I did; first try, 75 questions. That didn't keep me from spending an agonizing weekend until my unofficial results were posted. I'd recommend ATI. j

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