Appreciate you brother 🙏

Thank you

Also, did you have the Next Gen proctored exams and NCLEX?

Absolutely and thank you for watching! It's my pleasure. I am glad I was able to help you prepare and I am so happy to hear that! You are going to do amazing in your residency program. Best of luck to you on your journey as well!

Very well said! It sometimes may be hard to figure out where to exactly start when prepping for exit exam or the nclex, but it is always important to prioritize the weaker areas first! Also, learning effective test-taking skills from the very beginning will only help yield a high return come test time. It can be easy sometimes to forget to practice this skill, but it is so important! It has the potential to take anyone far when coupled with the correct study strategies

Technically it came out of our tuition, so we still ended up buying it ourselves. They just distributed it to us in our final term

After seeing the exam, almost none of the questions are in that pink book. ATI is the biggest joke of a program. Their proctors have typos in them, the questions don't match up to the pink book or the general subject book. I asked an ATI rep where we are supposed to learn the knowledge for these questions when the knowledge isn't in the books they give and she said good question.😂 just do what everyone else does, and you'll be fine, but as a whole, that company is a joke.

When I was there it was included with our tuition. I'm not sure how it is nowadays, but I hope it is!

I need a 67% to pass practice b and I’m scared

Hi there, I apologize for not getting to this comment sooner. My main resource that I used was any previous ATI test that I had in the past. Start with the areas with the lower scores, do the dynamic reviews for each, and then if you have access to the ATI dynamic quizzes, do those too on the topics you just reviewed. From there, assess your preparedness and decide if you need to spend more time on certain topics. From there, rinse and repeat for your other previous test scores. It's time consuming, but this will honestly help you come exit exam and NCLEX. No other better way to prep in my opinion.

Absolutely and thank you so much! I wish you the best on your nursing school journey!!

my pleasure! I hope your semester is going well. That last semester can be very stressful, but with the right approach, it is very doable. You got this and best of luck!!

Our school has not given us ANY heads up for this test as far as a timeline ! We only have four weeks left so I needed to have started 6 weeks ago ! Instead we are bogged down w busy work , a paper 🤬, nursing care plans , and preceptorship of 9 12 hour shifts , mounds of paperwork !

@@thescrubslifethanks for this !

Scored a 98% chance of passing and taking the NCLEX-RN tomorrow 🙏🏿👏🏿👍🏿🫶🏿 Thanks so much!

It’s a lot the last semester but trust me you got this!

ATI

Hi there! If you're coming from a school that has been utilizing ATI the whole time, I would suggest sticking to that. Like doing the dynamic quizzes, pink book, reviewing past test scores and doing their respective dynamic reviews, VATI (if your school provides access to it). I come from the group that believes that the less resources used to prepare, the better off you are. It becomes less confusing in my honest opinion. My MAIN source of study material for the NCLEX was ATI. I would go as far as saying that it prepared me well enough that if I had the choice to take the NCLEX days after the comprehensive predictor, I would have passed it without a doubt. I scored well on the ATI practice exams and that would have been enough. I ended up doing Archer NCLEX review just for funsies after nursing school was over, and honestly I did not really need to looking back. ATI prepared me sufficiently. That being said though, not everyone's review is the same. Some of the most brilliant people I know just did NOT like ATI and opted to choose other resources to prep for NCLEX. And in my opinion, any one that you choose will prep you just fine (Archer, Uworld, etc.). If you are in the camp that has no problem with ATI, I recommend sticking with it. If not, Archer or Uworld are great alternatives. I hope this helps and best of luck!

preach!!

Glad to hear it went well! Thank you so much for watching and best of luck in your nursing school journey!

Hi there! I did both practice A and B. In my opinion, they are great measuring sticks to see where you are from a comprehensive standpoint. Based on your scores on each one, do a deep dive into the areas that were weak and start your review from there. A recommended next step would be to backtrack these topics to the pink book and/or previous tests you had in the past and continue your review from there. Retake the practice A and B after a few weeks, but not too close to the comprehensive predictor, and see how you do! I hope this helps!

Hi there! I hope your semester is going well so far. To be honest, I am not too sure. For me, anatomy was all online due to the pandemic. I believe WCU is trying to bring most classes back to in-person though based on how things were when I graduated last year.

Hi there! I apologize for not getting to this sooner and I hope everything went well. In my opinion, the pink book would be something that would take more time to digest.

Hello there! Thank you for watching and I hope your exam went well!

Hi there! I apologize on being so late to this. The links are below, and I hope they are helpful to you as they were for me! They are a great supplemental resource throughout your nursing school journey. I would save the Mark K lectures tho for closer to your last semester. Otherwise, Steph Beggs and Simple Nursing are clutch all throughout! www.youtube.com/@klimekreviews/videos www.youtube.com/@rnexplained www.youtube.com/@SimpleNursing

I hope it went well!

@@thescrubslife it did! Now just waiting to take the enclex ✊🏼🙌🏼

@@chrisramos3972 glad to hear it and congrats!! You got this 🙏

My school requires an 85% I'm am about to have a nervous breakdown 😢

@@sherellgrace5915 I hear you man I ended up with an 85.6 raw score but you got this! I just got my authorization to test and now the pressure is really on!

Double check your info are you sure it’s 90%? apparently a 72% on the comp equates to a 90% pass rate on NCLEX

Hello there, so the raw score you need to get on the actual comp in order to graduate is a 72% at West Coast University. A 72% on the comp is equal to a 90% chance of passing the NCLEX, which is what the school wants from their students. I hope that helps!

Thank you and huge congrats to you as well on earning your BSN! I used Archer and never touched Board Vitals after graduating. I will be making a video on this soon, but tldr: imo each will set you up for success, but the one you choose will heavily depend on what kind of review you desire. If you know for sure that the in-depth rationales that uworld gives you will help you with your content review, i suggest that. If you are very solid with content already, I recommend archer. That was my situation and I passed in 85 questions. I hope that helps!

The finish line is almost there! you got this!!

Yes, there will be NGN style questions on the exit exam. In addition, regular SATAs and regular multiple choice will be on there too. I had a total of 180 questions. I also had Board Vitals, however I did not use it as much because I was required to do ATI Capstone and VATI as assignments for my class already. If Board Vitals is all your school provides you, I would say use the same technique in understanding the rationales, and also practice taking 180 question tests in one sitting so that you’ll be used to it on the exit exam

Was it the 2023 version ?

Awesome!! Congrats 🥳

@@shayjohnson132 or 2019 lol

I used the ATI capstone questions that we are assigned in that term combined with practice questions that my instructor gave to us for extra practice within ATI. Other than those, I also did the questions within the pink book

Thank you!! 1) Just a short disclaimer, most of my time spent in this program was during the height of the pandemic, so what it is right now will most likely vary with what I experienced. For me, I fully online for pre-core. During core, I was there once a week for fundamentals lab. Every term after that up until advanced med surg was fully online, but I would have clinicals once a week and occasionally have to show up to simulation lab. 2) In core, they will assign you a clinical for every term except the final one. You will most likely be paired with a nurse during that clinical each week. May or may not be the same one each time. In the final term, you have the opportunity to find your own preceptor, but if you dont, they will assign you a clinical just like all the other terms before it. 3) Yes, they had clinical sites based all around the Los Angeles area. You won't have to find for them yourself. They will do their best to have sites available each term. I hope this helps!

Did you take the ATI 2023 version

@@shayjohnson132 yes! I took the 2023 version

​@@thescrubslifeHello I'm studying the dynamics quizzes. Will there be the same questions on the ATI comprehensive exam?

Is this true ?

@@nancyvidarte7653i start in august, and this is what they told us. He also mentions it in the video

hello, yes they do but it's more so to get an idea of where you stand in those areas. for me, because this was during the height of the pandemic, i did this online

Hello! Once a week for every term. When you get into the public health term, that might vary tho

Some of the prereqs were done during my first bachelor's, but I took some of them at WCU. Overall, the rough estimate was about 95k+. If you are able to do your prereqs elsewhere, I would recommend it