And my written test results are....

[Hockey9019]

Well we'll have to wait since I'm on my way to class in about 2 minutes

[CACBAND]

Hockey, best luck.
I took my final test in class last night (not near as bad as I thought) and got an 93%. I have the NREMT skills this Saturday and then just need to got the NREMT written test but I heard that most students were getting 10-15% lower on the NREMT then the class final.

[CACBAND]

Hey, I meant to ask, did you try the EMT Achieve practice tests? The medic’s who thought my class strongly recommended it and said it would give you a good idea as to how the Nat'l test is written/worded.

[Hockey9019]

Well I got 42 wrong! :eek:

But I will admit, and so will the rest of my class, it was THE hardest test of the year and our life. It was 100% SCENARIO based questions. I mean these were LONG in depth questions.


If you were at the border, you would have to have 45 wrong to still pass the class. With my 91 or 93% I had...it kept it the same so I'm all good still


The EMT Achieve test? Not sure. Theres something our instructor has to sign us up for and that might be it. Not sure

Anyway off to practice somewhat for Saturday when we have hands on practical :eek:

[MDEMT280]

Well I got 42 wrong! :eek:

But I will admit, and so will the rest of my class, it was THE hardest test of the year and our life. It was 100% SCENARIO based questions. I mean these were LONG in depth questions.

Was that the state test or the NR test?

[Hockey9019]

Was that the state test or the NR test?

EMT Class Test



State doesn't have a test. You take your NR then you apply for the state license then you get it. State just wants your $

[SuperTrooper]

EMT Class Test



State doesn't have a test. You take your NR then you apply for the state license then you get it. State just wants your $

you are lucky they just switched the State of Michigan requirements. The first of the year you had to take a written and practical at the State level. Now you just need to take a written.

[Hockey9019]

you are lucky they just switched the State of Michigan requirements. The first of the year you had to take a written and practical at the State level. Now you just need to take a written.

eh wrong


Thats the National Registry levels I think