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Virtual ATI

What is Virtual ATI? We did ATI throughout the program, then the ATI RN Comprehensive Predictor (big test that gives you a percent likelihood of passing NCLEX on the first try), and I did the ATI Live Review, but I've never heard of Virtual ATI until recently on this board. Thanks.

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    Virtual ATI gives you access to a Coach and several modules (Pharm, Maternity, Psych, etc) basically you take the comprehensive and based on your scores they develop a study plan for you and you go through and take ATI tests on each subject. If you score a 60% or higher you move on to the next subject if not you remediate and then the coach will have you take another ATI test. Once you pass all the subjects with 60% or higher then you do another Comprehensive predictor and they give you the green light recommending you take the NCLEX within 2 weeks.

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    Thanks! Doing the Live Review gives you access to practice exams, and our instructor told us to move on after we get 60% or better in an area. They must be similar exams.

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