Hesi A2 Help

I just posted the same topic about HESI. I don't feel real confident either looking at the study book---for me it looks to easy, and I heard the test is hard. I know we can re-take it, also can take it in sections, which helps in my testing strategy, but I would feel better if hear from people who have already experienced it.

I didn't think the test was hard at all.. I knew nothing of anatomy beyond that my hand is connected to my arm and scored 82 on that section.

I scored 900 (out of 1000) on the critical thinking. I found most of it to be common sense: I don't remember much of the test, but I do remember a couple of questions having to do with patient confidentiality.

I took the HESI A2 for a Lvn program (that I'm leaving to go to a BSN program) at a public technical school with no studying. I just walked into the school on a Thursday in December, took the placement exam for the school on Friday, the HESI on Monday, and started classes in January (lpn programs are not competive here at all).

I took the hesi a2 last semester. The critical thinking section was really something I felt couldn't be studied for, more than looking at example questions in study guides.... It's more common sense type questions. I think you kind of either have critical thinking skills or don't. Just pay attention to what the question is actually asking. I found the HESI A2 to be actually be pretty easy. Seems like people were freaking out before it more than they should have been. I only studied the night before I took it for maybe about 4 hrs and made a cumulative 94.