Hi everyone!I
I wanted to make a group for all the people applying for the Spring 2020 program. Has anyone taken the HESI yet? If so, are there better tools than the book?
3 hours ago, Kayluhg said:I can pick it up tomorrow if no one has already claimed it..
Ok email me [email protected]
14 hours ago, MP99 said:Hello. I was looking for information about this math exit exam we have to get a 100 on? So anyone in the program know how many questions and how doable this is? Also, in general how are the exit HESI exams?
-Thanks
For first semester you will have a 30 question math exam in the middle of the semester. you have 3 chances to make a 100 and if you don't, you will have an exit interview. For 2nd, 3rd and 4th semester the math test is on the first day of orientation and you have 3 chances to make a 100 or you will have an exit interview. Yes it's doable. Study math and rounding rules.
2 hours ago, babysplash said:For first semester you will have a 30 question math exam in the middle of the semester. you have 3 chances to make a 100 and if you don't, you will have an exit interview. For 2nd, 3rd and 4th semester the math test is on the first day of orientation and you have 3 chances to make a 100 or you will have an exit interview. Yes it's doable. Study math and rounding rules.
It’s dosage calculations, right?
6 minutes ago, babysplash said:Correct!
Thank you so much! You’re very helpful to this thread! Also, I looked at some of the math already and did a couple problems it seems as if asking as you know the formulas and conversions it’s simple. But do we get a conversions chart to use or we are expected to remember formulas?
4 minutes ago, MP99 said:Thank you so much! You’re very helpful to this thread! Also, I looked at some of the math already and did a couple problems it seems as if asking as you know the formulas and conversions it’s simple. But do we get a conversions chart to use or we are expected to remember formulas?
Right, it can be very simple if you understand how to do the conversion and what the question is asking for. Because most math problems are in word format you have to pull relevant information from the question. You cannot use a conversion chart or formula chart on tests and there will not be one provided to you during testing
3 minutes ago, babysplash said:Right, it can be very simple if you understand how to do the conversion and what the question is asking for. Because most math problems are in word format you have to pull relevant information from the question. You cannot use a conversion chart or formula chart on tests and there will not be one provided to you during testing
Ok well I’m gonna start studying now! Thanks again!
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