HESI A2 EXAM @San Jacinto College-South

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have anyone taken the hesi a2 exam at san jacinto college-south in houston,texas? if so,can you please give me a little information on how it is.....i'm wanting to apply for spring 2012 to the mobility program but they now require you to pass the hesi a2 with a 85% in all required sections.....needless to say i'm really nervous about this test.any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

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I'm pretty sure the HESI A2 is fairly standardized. Therefore, all information regarding each section is going to be relatively similar anywhere in the country. Check out my site. There is a section HESI A2 under "free stuff." There are several study guides as well as online resources you can check out. Good luck!

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i'm pretty sure the hesi a2 is fairly standardized. therefore, all information regarding each section is going to be relatively similar anywhere in the country. check out my site. there is a section hesi a2 under "free stuff." there are several study guides as well as online resources you can check out. good luck!

https://sites.google.com/site/apinnerworkings/home

thank you for the information and i will visit your site......i just finished reading your post regarding your experience with the hesi a2 exam.......and it made me feel a little better.

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I took the Hesi A2 exam earlier this month & got a 92% overall. I was super nervous, but I also thought it couldn't be too hard. All I can say is the AP section is definitely NOT basic, it really surprised me. That was the only section that I wish I'd looked into more, & maybe math (ratios). I hope I haven't said too much. I'm applying for the same program, good luck & hope to see you there!!!

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i took the hesi a2 exam earlier this month & got a 92% overall. i was super nervous, but i also thought it couldn't be too hard. all i can say is the ap section is definitely not basic, it really surprised me. that was the only section that i wish i'd looked into more, & maybe math (ratios). i hope i haven't said too much. i'm applying for the same program, good luck & hope to see you there!!!

can you e-mail me: ....i was told they will not accept cumulative scores.....and the a&p section is the one i'm the most worried about especially after reading all these post about that section....and then they want us to make an 85% in each section....but please e-mail me....i'm aiming for spring 2012 but with this hesi i don't know.

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They don't, but it shows you all of your scores immediately. For some reason they have a higher passing requirement than some other schools. I emailed you, so feel free to ask me anything, I'm always willing to help because I've never gotten much & I definitely know how you're feeling.

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I agree, the A&P section threw me for a loop. :bugeyes: I thought it was going to be basic and it sure wasn't. The test asks you some detailed questions I didn't really even go over in class. :grn:

All I can say is study well when it comes to the A&P section and make sure you know your conversions for math like, 1c=240mL=8oz. And like, Shawnnalvn said, make sure you are adept in dealing with ratios.

Good luck! :hug:

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Good Luck :D

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