What does it mean "Needed Areas of Remediation" on the NET?

SuesquatchRN, BSN, RN · Jul 20, 2009

Well, if you need remediation it means that you need to learn basic skills. It means you need to learn arithmetic, although why that would show up if you got 100% on that section is beyond me.

ysosa1 · Jul 20, 2009

yes, that's exactly what I thought! really weird :uhoh3:

Laurenmh · Jul 20, 2009

That is strange. It just doesn't make sense. Maybe if you talk to a academic counselor they would have more information.

melissa531 · Jul 21, 2009

Hi everyone! I'm new here. Ok your score is awesome and that doesn't make sense to me. I agree ask about it. How did you study? Im fine with the math, but the science reading part, not so good. I have trouble with time. I will be taking it for the second time in August. So nervous really want to get in for spring! Thanks

bluechick112, BSN, MSN, RN · Jul 21, 2009

I also got 100% on the math and received the exact same statement on the back.

I still haven't figured it out.

ysosa1 · Jul 21, 2009

I also had trouble with the reading, that's the reason i took it four times. The way I studied was by doing the practice tests from the NET study guide book. This last time I decided to purchased the online practice test from ERIworld.com. You have it available for 30 days. It is just one test, meaning you get the same exact test every time. But i did it over and over again changing the answers I think I did wrong and so on, until I got a better score and tried to understand why that particular answer was right. They don't give you the answers, so is kind of annoying trying to figure out which questions are wrong, but I think overall it was helpful.

I also googled reading passages with questions about main idea, inferences, etc. I did that along with reading articles online and timing myself. The time given on the test was really an issue for me.

I wish you the best!! I'm also trying to get in for Spring.