nurses coming together nationwide and taking a stand
nurses who have had a problem with HESI exam please respond asap
nurses who have completed all nursing programs and never received an AAS degree please respond
nurses who have never been allowed to take the exam no more than twice should be banned and should be allowed to take as many times as possible to pass (same as NCLEX)
This matter need to be taken to a higher court or capital hill
a "MILLION NURSES/NURSING STUDENTS MARCH" to the capital against the HESI exam holding nursing students back from obtaining their RN-Degree after completing all requirements of the program
Unfortunately, that is a college instituted decision. My college has HESI but you are not required to pass to graduate. Nice idea but it would probably be better time spent to petition your individual school and/or obtain evidence based data to back up why you believe this needs to change.
The material you are speaking of is not what is important. It is using your ABC's/maslow, all the skills you learned in nursing school on how to determine priority, that is how you answer the question you do not know the answer too...JUST like on the NCLEX. People say all the time that NCLEX covers areas they are unfamiliar with, meds they never heard of. Don't let it get you nervous. I tutor and tell people who have issues with exams not to get nervous and stressed when they get to a question they are clueless about. Stop and remember what you do know. Airway is before breathing, physiological before psychological, etc. When they did this it made a huge difference.
Good Luck!
How do you do that!!! When you have been to the Board of Directors and no one even hears you, you tell me where do you go from here!!! No one seems to hear you at all. Hesi material has not been taught in the curriculum, but you are being tested on material and specialty areas that are unknown. Hesi does not follow curriculum, but the NCLE does. What's up wiath that!!!!!
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Thank you