Chamberlain HESI

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I am interested in applying to Chamberlain for the BSN program and had a question for those of you who are familiar with HESI; Chamberlain requires a score of pass with a minimum score of 75%. Does that mean for each of the sections you are tested on (Math, A&P, etc), you have to score atleast a 75% in each or does your overall composite score for all sections tests have to be a 75%?

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Overall has to be average of 75. If I'm not mistaken they only care about the math and English sections, but your average needs to be 75. It's an easy test. I scored an 86 without really studying. I just went over the HESI book a few days before the test. If you get the book and study about two weeks, you will score in the 90's. Some of the questions are the same as what's in the book

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Overall has to be average of 75. If I'm not mistaken they only care about the math and English sections, but your average needs to be 75. It's an easy test. I scored an 86 without really studying. I just went over the HESI book a few days before the test. If you get the book and study about two weeks, you will score in the 90's. Some of the questions are the same as what's in the book

Thanks!! I do have the book and I just study almost everyday for a few hours. Fingers crossed!

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You will do fine, and the vocabulary was the same as what was in the book on my test. If you want to do really well, time yourself on the math when you study, because the difficulty on the math is that you run out of time...not that its hard!!!

The chemistry and science was really easy for me. I scored in the high 90's on those sections.

Whats in the book is pretty much gonna be your test.

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Hey Zenally, for the chemistry and A&P did you just memorized the info in the book or you had extra studies?

taking mines on Monday.

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Which book did you guys use to study? I've been studying my butt off for this Hesi exam for chamberlain, and I've been using the McGraw hill study book.

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