HESI math

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Hey guys..I need some advice. I have been studying for the math portion of the exam really hard. I know how to do fractions, ratios, percentages, and decimals. I am just having a hard time with word problems. For anyone who took the exam, was there a lot of word problems? Im very frustrated and any advice would help.

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Thank you all so much!! I appreciate it 😊 one more question lol. For the math portion, do they expect us to write the answer in " proportion " form, or just the answer itself?

Thanks again!! 😊

Just the answer itself.

What do you mean? I remember I took the HESI on the computer at a test proctoring site at my university. It wasn't on paper. I think most of the answers are selected through multiple choice, but it was 1 1/2 years when I took it, so I would double check. Or somebody else can answer.

There might be a study-book which would show what it looks like. You might be able to look for websites in the search engine for HESI math examples, too, to know what to expect. It's basically simple math with little advanced math on it. It seemed slightly easier than the TEAS to me. You can also use scratch paper, I think, but you have to turn it in afterwards to the test proctors. They'll also ask for ID.

Ya I have the hesi 3rd edition eveiser ana the McGraw hill nursing practice book. Im going to study everything I can and hope for the best!

The few word problems they had were super easy!

Okay thanks for the relief. Because some of the word problems In the evolve book were kind of confusing which worried me. But thanks 😊

For math I would say focus more on fractions. I was in a time crunch so I was trying to go as fast as possible and I missed two of the fractions questions. Just practice being fast at them because you don't have that much time. I was nervous to use the calculator(I don't trust others calculators) hahaha. So I was trying to work them all out by hand. Don't do that ... Haha. Use the calculator and you'll zoom through math!

I practiced the fractions, percent to decimals, decimals to percent, and ratios. I know all this stuff!! Just studying word problems. But really thanks for the advice!

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