The Dental Admission Test (DAT) is required for admission to most dental schools in the United States and Canada. The American Dental Association (ADA) administers the DAT at Prometric Test Centers. Your DAT score is an important part of the dental school admissions process because it provides a universal factor for schools to use in […]
Two months is a perfect amount of time to spend studying for the LSAT. In the following study guide we’ve laid out a study calendar, materials, and tips that will help you succeed on the LSAT. This post references Kaplan’s LSAT book, but the study plan will be equally helpful if you use a different book. Here’s what […]
Match Day is an important milestone for medical students and graduates on their journey to becoming licensed medical professionals in the U.S. Each year, tens of thousands of applicants register for the Match, including seniors and graduates of U.S. MD and DO programs and graduates of international medical schools (IMGs). In this guide, we break […]
What LSAT score do you need? The answer to this question depends heavily on your individual law school aspirations. There’s no single “good” LSAT score that applies to everyone. Instead, learn how your score aligns with the average scores of the law schools you’re targeting. The LSAT is scored on a 120–180 scale, with the […]
A family nurse practitioner (FNP) is a type of nurse practitioner (NP) who provides primary healthcare services for patients in all life stages. Choosing a career as an FNP offers a wide range of job opportunities and excellent earning potential. But you may wonder what exactly a family nurse practitioner does and how FNPs compare […]
Memorizing content will not work for the FNP certification exam. Questions emphasize application, problem solving, and critical reasoning—rather than knowing facts. It’s crucial to study content in such a way that you understand the physiology behind the common signs, symptoms, and interventions so that you can reason your way through a test question. Review our […]
The AANPCB and ANCC FNP certification exams are standardized tests, meaning that each will be predictable in terms of format and content. As with any standardized exam, you can increase your odds of being successful by not only reviewing the tested content but also by knowing about the construction of the test and the types […]
Get ready for the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) exam with our FNP study plan. No matter which FNP certification exam you choose to take, we’ll help you make the most of your test prep. Get a free FNP study guide from Kaplan, recommended FNP study materials, information about the two FNP certification exams, and more. […]
Becoming a nurse practitioner (NP) can significantly increase an RN’s career opportunities and earning potential. Nurse practitioners have many responsibilities similar to doctors and hold graduate or doctorate-level nursing degrees. How long it takes to become a nurse practitioner can vary, depending on your program, class schedule, and education level. If you’re interested in becoming […]
To become a certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), you must first earn an FNP credential from the ANCC or AANPCB by passing their respective FNP certification exam. Deciding which of the two FNP exams is an important step to take before you begin your FNP test prep as the two exams are different. In this […]