Hesi exit exam

caliotter3 · Mar 27, 2010

Is the school offering any review sessions? Personally, I would pin down my theory instructor and ask for assistance, out loud, in front of the other students. They should be happy to help the students in their efforts to pass, because it is a good reflection on the instructors when the students succeed.

NS2SBowman · Mar 27, 2010

We were required to buy the HESI study book and our instructors said we needed to study a subject each week up until the test. We are supposed to have a few study sessions but I'm not sure what they will be about.

luv2laugh66 · Apr 15, 2010

Along the way I did the case studies on Evolve and with all subjects covered in class I made binders and put the notes from class and attached NCLEX PN & RN pages from a study book. I found separting out the book and having it all together made studying for each test easier and better results throughout nursing school. As far as the LPN HESI Exit exam, I took it last semester and got 1146. It's hard but if you study from an NCLEX style book, class notes, and back to delegating tasks, ABCs, etc. it will make it easier. I think the more practice tests you take the better prepared you will be. It gets you in the critical thinking mode. Good luck!