FSW Fall 2015

Quick question? For those of you with an 80 or higher on the HESI were there parts of test that you felt you didn't do so well on while taking it, but still resulted with the score you had?

Did the pop up calculator appear on the fraction problems? If not, did they allow scratch paper and pencil? I know a previous poster said they did not allow it. I guess I am just hoping it has changed. Dreaming big over here! I am just trying to imagine doing these fraction problems without a calculator and/or pencil and paper and it seems almost impossible.

Hey slewis829.sl how did you fair with doing the fractions without paper or pencil, same fear over here? Do you have any recommendations for me?

Thinking about which campus would be a reasonable choice as far as distance. I am new to the area so not sure exactly the drving distance. I always think miles don't really matter it is the traffic that makes the difference. I live in Lehigh close to 82 and 15 minutes drive from Immokalee. I plan on selecting Lee in itself as a first choice. Would the Naples or Charlotte Campus be closer?

Thanks Mami... How was the vocabulary? I am an English person, but a person who panics lol. I can't remember did you ever get a chance to get your score up and are you currently taking those two last classes just in case?

I do have tips for you! There's a trick to adding and subtracting fractions that I learned and helped me ace fractions the second time around without having to remember and mutiply common denominators. I got a 90 on math the 2nd time around and was very proud. If I can do it, you can definitely do it! I will post a link later for you to the video I watched.

Thanks Mami... How was the vocabulary? I am an English person, but a person who panics lol. I can't remember did you ever get a chance to get your score up and are you currently taking those two last classes just in case?

My recommendation is to make flash cards of every single term in the hesi book. A lot of them are straight from there.

Bubbles,

I did horrible on reading and grammar. I studied for this but it is not my strong point, I guess. Its been to many years out of school to remember the basic stuff. haha. I actually did extremely well in math, a&p and biology. So take practice tests online and from books and see how you score. Aside from hesi assessment book, I recommend Mcgraw evolve reach hesi a2 practice tests. There are tons of practice tests on that book.

As far as fractions, I did math in my head and sometimes used calculator. Sometimes, I would convert it into decimals then look answers and see of they matched. Practice with the basic calculator on computer.

Bubbles, I applied with 69 points regardless. There is a slight chance getting accepted but I never know if I dont apply. I got an 84 on hesi but I will take those classes and apply again for spring if I don't get accepted.

I think Naples would be closer than Charlotte to Lehigh.

If anything scares me the most, it is that math section. With the math do we need to know a whole lot about Roman Numerals? Also do they give you breaks in between sections or is it straight.

Thanks

Math scared me at first, but it was very basic. I got 96 both times in math section. I think there might have been one question with Roman numerals, the rest was lots of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions and definitely lots of ratios. If you go by study guide, you shall do great. Its almost identical to book.

The hesi is divided into the individuals section just like book and you take the section you want to take and then after it is done you pick another section. You have 4 hours to complete the whole test, so you definitely have time to take a bathroom break if needed.