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I wanted to create a new thread for Summer 2017 hopefuls (it seems far away, but it will be here before we know it).
I am very excited to start this journey, but I have to finish a few more prereqs. I am wanting to buy a HESI A2 study book, but I am not sure which one to go with. Does anyone have any suggestions? I saw on one thread where a lady swore by Elsevier, but I want to make sure that is a good one before I buy it. Thanks in advance.
~Heather
Sorry to hear it. I was placed on the alternate list. They sent out a blanket email stating that alternates either had not completed all pre-reqs or were enrolled in a pre-req during the summer term. I completed my pre-reqs a year ago, so I'm not satisfied with the explaination. I'm expecting a call from someone in the FSCJ school of nursing today to go over my application. I would reach out directly if you have questions.
Hello All!
Best of luck with your applications! I am currently in my 4th term at FSCJ, graduating December 12, 2016. I have two HESI books that I am selling:
HESI Admission Assessment Exam Review Ed. 3 (Elsevier - same one they sell in the bookstore) $30 ISBN:9781455703333
McGraw Hill's 3 Evolve Reach (HESI) A2 Practice Tests $5 ISBN: 9780071800570
Both books have a moderate amount of high lighting and annotations. They both helped me immensely on the HESI A2.
Hi guys! I applied to the SJR program and plan on applying for the 2017 Summer term at FSCJ just in case and have a few questions!
I was wondering what the HESI requirements are to apply.. What sections do we have to complete? SJR Spring only required Math, Reading/Comp, Vocabulary, and Grammar. I got an overall score of 94%.
Also, for the CPR certification, can it be completed online or does it have to be in the classroom? And should I sign up for the BLS Healthcare course or the Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED course?
Could someone send me the packet with the application requirements as well? The website isn't very helpful.
Thanks so much! And good luck to everyone :)
Carrbs1
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When you go take the test there's an "instructional video" before the test and it says it then