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Help me please!

hello everyone. i am a 5th semester nursing student, i graduate in may. if.....i pass hesi. i am a nervous wreck. i was hoping some of you might have some suggestions as to what i need to study. i have been doing the hesi book and saunders. i am trying to figure out what are the main things i need to focus on so i am not wasting time. i would greatly appreciate any help you can give me. if you have taken hesi before do you remember what were the main topics on your test.

god bless you all, and thanks for your time! :scrying:

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I've taken HESI tests every semester of school. For me, our finals are so much harder than the HESI. At our school, if you study for the final, then you've studied for HESI. We're in an internship class where all we do are Saunder's tests. If you do those and the HESI questions, you should do okay. It's not about answering the practice questions correctly, it's about understanding the rationales. I'd rather miss a lot of practice questions and know the rationales. But that's just my opinion.

HESI tests change each time they are taken, so it's just a little of everything. It sounds like you're on the right track. Good luck and congrats on making it this far. Hopefully we'll both pass the NCLEX this summer.

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