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Humber Pre Admissions Test

Hi guys!!!

I'm preparing to write the entrance exam for RpN Humber Sept/2015 in about a week (Feb 7, 2015). Sadly the admission requirements for the program are based solely upon the results of the admission test, so they don't care how well you did in high school! I was wondering if there is anyone who wrote the pre admissions for Humber and got into the program.

1)Is the Humber test anything like the HOAE (I hear the HOAE is easy!)

2) If anyone can give me general information about the chemistry and biology portion.

I'm not trying to dissolve the integrity of the test, and I'm not asking for, direct "word for word" questions, but just general routes and avenues to follow to write a successful test.

For example. Bio you should study ATP, Cell, human anatomy etc..

Chem you should study acids and bases etc...

Thanks guys!!!! Happy studying!

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    I applied to humber too! I gotta get my testing done as well. I know when I was upgrading my classes in adult school I had friends who were doing that test. They said it wasn't that hard to study for, it was more so wordy and very logical, to the point where you might second guess yourself.

    Bio - think of what you you'd be learning in nursing sxholl,; the human body , types of viruses etc

    Chem- think of them as WHAT TYPE OF MIXTURES ARE BAD AND GOOD, bases acid neutral. To be safe, know your single and double displacement, combustion etc.

    Please let me know how you did! Good look!!

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    Hey

    I applied to humber too! I gotta get my testing done as well. I know when I was upgrading my classes in adult school I had friends who were doing that test. They said it wasn't that hard to study for, it was more so wordy and very logical, to the point where you might second guess yourself.

    Bio - think of what you you'd be learning in nursing sxholl,; the human body , types of viruses etc

    Chem- think of them as WHAT TYPE OF MIXTURES ARE BAD AND GOOD, bases acid neutral. To be safe, know your single and double displacement, combustion etc.

    Please let me know how you did! Good look!!

    I'm literally sick to my stomach lol! I've studied all I can at this point, and some. I will let you know how it went as soon as I've had a chance to decompress. Good luck writing your test!

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    I'm literally sick to my stomach lol! I've studied all I can at this point, and some. I will let you know how it went as soon as I've had a chance to decompress. Good luck writing your test!

    How did it go? Did you pass? Was it difficult?

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