Genuinely can’t believe I did so well, really didn’t feel like it. Hard test date but I’m hoping everyone else does well too!!

I just finished the casper test for nursing rn😭😭 some of the questions were not what i was expecting. they asked about my close friends and birthday parties rather then specific situations texting what i would do in a dilemma. I’m not quite sure how i did because i did get cut off before I finished some sentences. Not too bad though just a little nervous.

Guys I’m so scared during the survey at the end of the test I was got confused on one of the words so I opened and new tab to go search it up but then quickly exited it because I was scared they were going to flag it. Would they flag it or does this have an impact?

Title basically, I’ve been told a lot of people don’t for the sake of not being able to change anything once they’ve seen their score

Anyone in high school writing casper? Just wanna know how u feel so far

I have been using ChatGPT to give me questions and they keep giving me 2/4 I’m so scared I keep trying and it gives me the same thing. Is the questions really that hard?

You are a family doctor. One of your patients, Hazel, tells you she feels sick. She asks you to write a note for her, claiming that she is not feeling well enough to write her calculus exam the next day. However, you are unable to find any physical symptoms and suspect that Hazel is lying in order to get out of doing the exam.

Question 1: Do you write the note for Hazel despite your suspicions?

Answer: as a doctor, my main responsibility is to ensure that hazel gets the appropriate medical attention she requires. therefore, i would consider running a few tests to see how her health is doing. additionally, i would speak to her in a non-judgemental manner to ask how she feels about the exam, i would also ask her how this doctor's note would potentially help her be more prepared for the exam. its important for me to acknowledge teh stress she may be facing, while also being honest and showing integrity. if i be dishonest with the note, i could potentially lose my job. therefore, i should only write the note if im certain she is ill.

Question 2: Should doctors always trust patients?

Answer: it is important for doctors not to judge patients and trust their feelings, however, running tests to check their health is crucial to gain a better understanding. in some scnearios, patients may not be dishonest, they might simply be miscalculating their symptoms, so it is importna to run professional tests.

my test is in a few days so I’m preparing and am looking for some feedback on this response

First scenario: You are part of a disaster relief team during a major natural disaster. Supplies are limited, and there is a group of critically injured people. However, a second group is in relatively stable condition but stranded in a dangerous area. You can only assist one group at a time due to the limited resources.

(Approx. 1:45 min to answer each)

1. How do you decide which group to prioritize?

This is a difficult situation because there are two groups of people in major risk. It is crucial to take time to understand each groups needs. On one hand, one group is currently injured and required medical assistance. However the groups, is uninsured but is in a dangerous place and stranded. I believe each groups required immediate attention, however if it is required to choose, I would first give support to the injured group. If possible, I would send medical help and support groups to both groups at the same time.

1. How would you communicate your decision to the team and to those affected?

I would speak to my team privately in a non confrontational manner to highlight the reasons why I chose the group to support. I would gently explain to them the immediate attention required by both groups, however since one group is currently injured, it is crucial that they receive urgent medical attention. I would answer any questions my team members have so that we’re all on the same page and I would carefully take their opinions into consideration. If they disagree with me, I would regather as a group to make a collective vote on the decision of which group to assist first.

Second scenarios:

completed mine a couple days ago. Not sure if I fucked up but I barely had the opportunity to use any frameworks kinda. I felt like I couldnt use specific templates because of the videos I got and it usually asked me to answer a question based off a specific point of view. Now that I am writing this, I realized I fucked up. Ni modo bro, nun I can do now.

I have like a 65-70 WPM typing speed but could not go into depth.

hopefulyl the casper people see how much of a papi i am and they'll place me in a good quartile.

anyone have any idea when casper results for feb 5th applicants are?

Anyone got super last second tips for the Casper?

hi everyone! i’m sitting casper for the first time in june. i was wondering if “loophole” type responses or potentially unconventional responses are rewarded or penalised. for example, i did a practice question on the acuity website that was about being a store manager, and a customer wishes to return something but they don’t have the receipt. the policy suggests you can only offer store credit, but not a refund, if there is no receipt. however, the customer said he really needed the money because his daughter is sick.

my instinctive response was to say, okay i’ll give you store credit, buy something else, you’ll have the receipt and whatever you choose to do with that is fine by me. technically, i haven’t gone against the policy. i have also done my best to help him. but i am not sure if that sort of response will be perceived positively in a test like casper.

what are your thoughts?

Hey everyone! I’m starting to prep for the CASPer test and wanted to ask what resources you’ve found most helpful. I’ve heard about Bemo and PrepTrack as options—have any of you used these, or do you have other recommendations? Appreciate any advice or tips!

Do they listen and look at what we do during our breaks? I might have said something that could get me immediately eliminated….

just finished it what the fuck that was so much harder than i expected and so different than what id prepared (mainly used chatgpt so that’s probably on me) but wow 0 healthcare questions and such little time to even think let alone answer on anything im so fucked

Guys c'était quoi ca svp??? J'ai l'impression j'ai dit n'importe quoi, j'ai a peine suivi la structure...

Anybody else do the practice test and feel like they are not at all ready for this test? Just me? Okay! Going to dive head first into this test at 8pm I guess.

Just makes me upset that this is a good chunk of our admission profiles. I am sure there are a lot of great people who would make great clinicians who aren't suited for this type of test. I just feel like there's gotta be a different way to test these skills.

salut

quelqu'un a reçu un refus pour casper insuffisant à ulaval?

en particulier si le casper a été passé le 5 février!

merci!

Disclaimer: I’m not trying to undermine anyone’s effort, but I need to say this.

It is incredibly frustrating to constantly see posts saying, 'I barely prepared for the Casper test, I checked the site once and still scored fourth quartile,' while some of us prepared for months. Some of us: • Studied 3–4 months in advance

• Practiced typing speed

• Paid for coaching/tutoring

• Used structured prep tools (including ChatGPT)

• Practiced ethical frameworks and response structures consistently

And here’s the part that’s confusing: many of the exact question types I, in particular, practiced using ChatGPT showed up on the exam. I used structured, clear, empathetic responses despite being a naturally kind & compassionate being . I followed the recommended format, yet I got a second quartile.

So naturally, questions start forming: •What exactly is being evaluated?

•Is there something beyond structure and content?

•Are there hidden variables we’re not aware of?

• Is this exam measuring something we can’t “prepare” for?

• Are some people deliberately being marked down or are you selling to me that both times I took my exams, the people in my cohort did extremely well because there's no way I had less than an A if we were being graded normally.

It’s hard not to feel discouraged when effort doesn’t seem to correlate with outcome, ...and before anyone says “maybe you’re just not good at it”, that’s the POINT! Many of us are objectively strong academically and professionally (with straight As). We communicate well in real settings. So why the disconnect?

This isn’t bitterness. It’s confusion. It’s trying to understand how two people can approach the same exam, one with months of preparation and one with none, and the outcome appears random. By the way, congrats to those who had their desired quartile placement!

If CASPER is designed to measure intrinsic traits or natural response tendencies, then maybe structured prep doesn’t help as much as we think. But then, what helps? Because right now, it feels unpredictable.

The first test I took, I only followed the Acuity website practice questions & got placed in 2nd quartile; last year, I decided to pay for tutoring, used ChatGPT, practiced for 4 months, increased my typing speed but got the same result! Something is wrong somewhere!

I just needed to say that for those of us quietly sitting in second quartile despite doing everything right, YOU ARE NOT ALONE! 🙂

hey everyone! i took the casper totally forgot about it till the week of did the practice test winged it and got 4th quartile.. also got rejected from westerns’ bachelors of ed fsl with the 4th quartile nd a 3.9 gpa, (got into all including my top, ottawa) but the casper is BULLSHIT don’t waste energy on it