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I, like you had to take my HESI 3 times. I passed on the third. My scores were 647, 753, 858. It was tough but what worked best for me was repeatedly doing questions (saunders is what i used) and reading and studying the rationale. I also read other students Hurst Review books and The HESI book (forgot the brand). You can do it. just stay focused, and stay positive. You are def. on the right track.
When you do the practice Saunders questions in study mode, you can click on the 'strategy' button with each question and it will give you strategic ways to approach the question and tips on how to eliminate wrong answers. I found reading the strategies was as helpful as reading the rationales.
I use ATI. It gives instant feedback and rationales and the style of questions and presentation is dead on for HESI. I also use the evolve HESI RN case studies and practice tests. The case studies walk you through a case and still give you rationales. The practice tests don't give you feedback until the end. Lastly I have found the HESI comprehensive review for the NCLEX RN gave a mix of strategy, review, and practice.
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Hi I will be taking my HESI Exit exam for the third time!!! I'm staying in the high 762/750 but I need to make at least an 850 to pass. I have to pass it this time I believe I will but I'm looking for great tips that will guarantee I will pass I'm very open and will follow instructions and looking for some really good advice on passing this exam. I'm trying to work on everything now my timing, doing questions per day because. I have a lot of review books(Saunders, Hogan, HESI NCLEX book, Fundamentals success, Lacharity,etc) and, evolve, my notebooks as well as hesistudy.com. Need to know which direction to go. Really need some advice would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!!