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I am taking the HESI test tmw I am applying for the Nursing Program. Can someone please tell me how the math section and reading sections are that's the only two I'm required to take. I have to have a 75% overall. 50 questions and 45 reading. I have the HESI AdmissionAssessment Exam Review Edition 3 I've been studying. I am mostly concerned about the math and how it ask you conversions (kilograms,meters,liters,etc) can someone help me ASAP!!!!!!

Thanks so much!!!

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    I am taking the HESI test tmw I am applying for the Nursing Program. Can someone please tell me how the math section and reading sections are that's the only two I'm required to take. I have to have a 75% overall. 50 questions and 45 reading. I have the HESI AdmissionAssessment Exam Review Edition 3 I've been studying. I am mostly concerned about the math and how it ask you conversions (kilograms,meters,liters,etc) can someone help me ASAP!!!!!!

    Thanks so much!!!

    ...Hello, can I ask you where are you applying that all you need is English and math? I'm not sure if the test is different for a different state, but the HESI English and math is just basic, college level, some medical reading and the math is pretty basic as well. A lot of the conversions were pretty straight forward, how many mls in a L, how many ft in a km, also word problems with conversions, as well as weight and temperature. Good luck...

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    I get a little concerned if a nursing school doesn't require testing in a&p, chem, or at the very least biology.

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