Let’s take a close look at three actual LSAT logical reasoning questions from LSAC PrepTest 19. Try each question on your own, and then check out the explanations from Kaplan’s test experts and see if your thought process matched ours. The questions are copyrighted property of the LSAC. Three-year-old Sara and her playmate Micheal are […]
The NCLEX-RN®exam is not a test about recognizing facts. You must be able to correctly identify what the question is asking. Do not focus on background information that is not needed to answer the question. The NCLEX-RN®exam focuses on thinking through a problem or situation. Now that you are more knowledgeable about the components of a multiple-choice test […]
You will recognize priority questions on the NCLEX-RN® exam because they will ask you what is the “best,” “most important,” “first,” or “initial response” by the nurse. As you read this question you are probably thinking, “All of these look right!” or “How can I decide what I will do first?” The panic sets in […]
The average pre-dental student may spend over 200 hours preparing for the DAT across several months, but what happens if you realize that your test date is a month away and you haven’t started your study plan yet? Studying for the DAT in one month is a challenging task, but if you already have a very strong science and […]
With just one month to study for the ACT, you’ll want to be as organized as possible to make the most of your time. It’s ideal to spread your ACT prep over two or three months, but one month is still enough to see score gains. [ RELATED: ACT 3-Month Study Plan ] There are five sections […]
Only certain calculators are permitted while you are working on the ACT Math Test. Be sure you check the ACT website for the most updated list of calculators. You could be dismissed from the test for bringing in an unauthorized calculator, such as the common TI-89 graphing calculator. Certain other models of graphing calculators are […]
To register to take the PANCE, you first must be certified as eligible by the NCCPA. After graduating from an accredited physician assistant program, or after completing the requirements for graduation from an accredited program, you must submit proof to the NCCPA and then be verified as eligible. This initial eligibility lasts for 6 years, and […]
If you’re planning on applying to Dental School, you’ll have to take the DAT. To register for the DAT or apply for admission to dental school, you will first need a DENTPIN. The DENTPIN is a standardized personal identifier used by the agencies responsible for the accreditation of dental school applicants when registering for the […]
The UBE (Uniform Bar Exam) is a transferable standardized bar exam administered by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE). The test is comprised of three parts: The Multistate Essay Examination (MEE), two Multistate Performance Test (MPT) tasks, and the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE). UBE scores can be transferred to other jurisdictions where the UBE […]
In order to register for the NCLEX-RN® or NCLEX-PN®, you’ll first receive an application for licensure about six weeks prior to graduation from your nursing school. On a pre-determined date, you will be required to submit the completed forms and the licensure fees to your nursing school. Upon receipt of an ATT (authorization to test), […]