I’m sitting for my NPTE as a new grad PTA July 8th. I took my first retired PEATS exam today and scored a 645. I’ve been using practice exams from scorebuilders and therapyed scoring mid to high 50’s on those exams. Just wanted to get thoughts on how I’m looking on possibly passing my first try.
I’m sitting for my NPTE as a new grad PTA July 8th. I took my first retired PEATS exam today and scored a 645. I’ve been using practice exams from scorebuilders and therapyed scoring mid to high 50’s on those exams. Just wanted to get thoughts on how I’m looking on possibly passing my first try.
Hey I’m a new grad PTA and I know this is last minute but I’m really nervous about my practice exam scores. For therapyed my score are sitting at low 50’s and for scorebuilders my scores are mid 50’s my highest being 58.6. I’ve been hearing these courses are harder or at least different than the actual NPTE, but I don’t want to keep telling myself that as an excuse for scoring low. I’ll be taking my first PEAT exam next week hoping I’ll pass. I’m studying using Quizlet, PTA elevations podcast, using PTA content masters app, reading from scorebuilders book and reviewing practice test. I just feel like I’m not getting anywhere I want to pass my first try, but it’s seeming very unlikely and I’m discouraged at this point.
I know this is last minute but I’m really nervous about my practice exam scores. For therapyed my scores are sitting at low 50’s and for scorebuilders my scores are mid 50’s my highest being 58.6. I’ve been hearing these courses are harder or at least different than the actual NPTE, but I don’t want to keep telling myself that as an excuse for scoring low. I’ll be taking my first PEAT exam next week hoping I’ll pass. I’m studying using Quizlet, PTA elevations podcast, using PTA content masters app, reading from scorebuilders book and reviewing practice test. I just feel like I’m not getting anywhere I want to pass my first try, but it’s seeming very unlikely and I’m discouraged at this point.