How I Passed the ATI Comprehensive Predictor (2023) | West Coast University Exit Exam

You made it! Congratulations! Couple of questions: How many days would you say you were in school physically each term and in nursing core? were you required to find your own preceptor when you went to core? Did they have clinical sites for you or did you have to find those ?

What did you use for practice questions? Was it the dynamic quizzes?

I passed mine today

Please answer --- will the exit ATI exam have NGN style questions? Or are they all going to be SATA and regular multiple choice ? Also, how many questions does it have ? My ATI profile only has "BoardVitals NCLEX Prep" . Did you use this ?

Hi Daniel! Congrats! I passed my ATI exit exam at WCU on the 18th! I also just completed the ATI greenlight today. Which program did you use for NCLEX prep? Did you invest in UWORLD or Archer or use the ATI board vitals that is provided to us already? Thank you so much in advance😊

I’m in my last semster of BSN school and we have to take the ATI (capstone) comprehensive exit exam. They told us we have to make a 90% to pass…do you think getting the pink book would help? Any advice is much appreciated!

I take mine on the 6th have to score a 75 to pass 🤢😭

does your pulse grade on ati determine if u passed or not after u take the exit?

Hi! I'll be taking the Comprehensive ATI Exam within the next month. My nursing program also requires an individual score of 75%. Thanks for taking the time to make this video :)

I was thinking of going back to my old notes which are a little scattered. I only have 1.5 weeks till the ati comp, is it worth getting the pink book asap or am I too late for that ?

Hi Daniel ,
First of all thank you for taking the time to make this video & answer everyone’s comments 😊

My question to you is , did you do the comprehensive PRACTICE A & B ? Did that help you

We have to get a 78%

I will graduate in May, so how can I prepare myself for NCLEX from now on. I am a new mom, so can't do rigorous study in a short time. What kind of resource I can use, all of my notes are scattered, mostly I studied from class notes or textbooks. Thanks in advance.

Thank you! Coming up on my last semester and need all the advice I can get. Best wishes to you on your future!

By any chance do you have any resources for ATI comp a & b practice?

That's a fail at my school you need 74 to graduate

Did your school provide the pink book? My school did not give that pink book.

To successfully graduate from nursing school, the first step is to be honest with yourself. What I mean by this is that you should begin by taking a practice nclex test using any updated resources such as ATI, Uworld, best grade, or any other options available. After completing the exam, analyze the breakdown of your performance in areas where you struggled and scored below 50%. For those particular concepts, engage in dynamic quizzes on a challenging level. Personally, I encountered difficulties in mental health and spirituality, so I focused on dynamic quizzes that tested these concepts on a difficult level. During my predictor exam, I achieved a score of 80.4 and mastered all the concepts even without utilizing the pink book. Since my school used ATI, most of my preparation involved dynamic quizzes and adaptive tests offered by ATI. It is important to learn effective test-taking skills. It is not possible to answer all questions correctly in adaptive tests as the difficulty level keeps increasing once you respond accurately. The whole point of the test is to analyze what difficulty level you’re at I believe you need to be a moderate level above 50 percentile

Where did u buy the pink book?

A huge congratulations on graduating, passing NCLEX, and doing great on your exit exam. Thanks for sharing your tips and trick on passing the exit exam. How did you study for each proctored exam? Any tips or tricks for that?

found the ati comprehensive on quizlet

Congrats

YES make a video on Pharm-please

Do you think doing the dynamic quizzes will help?

Post Production Daniel here. Some other things that I forgot to mention!

1) Make sure you are doing practice questions and studying these rationales everyday. In the beginning I started with 60 questions per day. That was later worked up to 120 once I got my rhythm going!
2) I studied on average about 40 hours a week, this increased by a bit in the latter half of the term
3) Get enough sleep each day! The last thing you want is to get burnt out before this test!

If you passed the ATI Comp Predictor, leave some tips of your own down below! 😁