Im taking the Hesi in a couple of days. I wanted to know what type of questions were on the test and what to study for and what helped you for those who passed. Even if you dont go to broward college how was the hesi test for you.
Math
What did you find was the toughest or was common on the test. Fractions, conversion/ metric problems, addition subtraction, multiplication division? Were the fraction problems tough and were there conversion problems based on the metric system like how many millimeters are in an inch
Vocabulary
Did the Evolve book help with vocabulary words and medical terminology. Im studying that and made additional terminology words online.
Anatomy Physiology
What helped you review greatly for test? old notes, Wikipedia or going to various websites
Overall, do you feel it was a tough test or easy or way easy since you reviewed the Evolve book
And, did you feel the HESI test was elementary, middle or high school (simple/ hard)
I took the HESI pre-entrance exam at two different schools. The A&P and chemistry were harder at the second school than the first. One school had me log on to the Evolve Reach site and take that online. The was a calculator built into that. The other had their more difficult test on their school computer network and they passed out calculators to the students.
The class average at both schools was 75. I was in the 90s.
If you are an adult who has been out of school, the test will probably seem harder to you. Apparently lots of the schools now are prepping students much better for the health care careers and they get more life science than was available when I went to HS.
Hey there, Can anybody please tell me HESI's exam format? I will be taking Math, Reading and Vocabulary and general knowledge. Are they all multiple choices questions including math?? please help. I will be taking at temple college in TX.
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I took the HESI pre-entrance exam at two different schools. The A&P and chemistry were harder at the second school than the first. One school had me log on to the Evolve Reach site and take that online. The was a calculator built into that. The other had their more difficult test on their school computer network and they passed out calculators to the students.
The class average at both schools was 75. I was in the 90s.
If you are an adult who has been out of school, the test will probably seem harder to you. Apparently lots of the schools now are prepping students much better for the health care careers and they get more life science than was available when I went to HS.