NET EXAM

Does anyone know whats on the NET exam so i can know what to study?! I've been told their is only reading comprehension and math from people who have taken it in the past but i dunno if the test has changed and added biology or anatomy like the HESI which i also am taking next month. So if anyone has just taken the NET recently please let me know what was covered on the exam so i know if their is something else other than reading comprehension and math I can study that as well.

hey! there is more to it than just that. there is also a section on anatomy and phys and grammar, but only the reading comp. and math were graded for TWU in the past.

Really?I'm applying to UT houston too thats why im taking both the NET exam and Hesi.Yeah, i'm really confused because in this study guide is says only math and english relating materal for the NET exam, and ppl have told me that as well, but i'm still curious lol.I don't like why we have to take seperate test all of a sudden! but i hear the HESI is easier, which if shocking since their are more sections than the NET.

Really?I'm applying to UT houston too thats why im taking both the NET exam and Hesi.Yeah, i'm really confused because in this study guide is says only math and english relating materal for the NET exam, and ppl have told me that as well, but i'm still curious lol.I don't like why we have to take seperate test all of a sudden! but i hear the HESI is easier, which if shocking since their are more sections than the NET.

I think the reason that the NET was harder was because there is literally NO TIME to read the passages and sort the answers out. I don't want to make you nervous, but all the answers (a, b, c, d,) are practically the same with one or two words different. And I took the paper version, which we were not allowed to write on so you can't cross out answers. But I did hear that the online NET was easier, but TWU only wanted paper versions. So if you are taking it online, it could be easier. Just make sure you can read the passage and be able to answer questions without really going back to read. I had to guess on 6 questions since I didn't finish the reading. Every other section was easy. But the reading comp is what counts so it doesn't really matter if the other sections are easy or not. It could actually be easy for you since people do differently on tests, ya know? I am not telling you this to scare you, I just want you to be prepared. :yeah:I wish someone had told me this before I took my test, but everyone was so darn competitive that no one spoke up.

Im taking mine for MWSU in a couple of weeks and im hearing different things about whether theres science on the exam or not...im not sure what to believe, but Im VERY NERVOUS!! If anybody has any advice on what to focus on more it would be very helpful!!!

Okay I recently took the ERI NET test here in houston on July 25 2009. It did have science, math, reading, but depending on your school most only look at math and reading score. I had the paper version I didnt know there was a online version

The school Im applying to MWSU and they only use the math and reading score, im done with the study guide now im just doing alot of practice problems. The only thing Im having problems with is the fractions and percentages...algebra is a piece of cake. Do you know of any good practice websites?

Hey I just took my test yesterday and all we had was reading and math. I have to agree that the reading is alot harder than the math. I was so hung up about studying the math that i forgot about the reading. Ugh there was just no time!! I got a call this morning and I PASSED!!! Yeah!!!!

CONGRATS!!!!! Im spending alot of my time on the math portion also...Im still nervous...Im very good at reading sections when there is NO time limit so I really have to practice before i take the exam in a couple of weeks

i took the net last week for admission to midwestern states program. i think the net test is harder than the hesi only due to the simple fact that there is absolutely not enough time to finish the reading passages. We had 30 mins to read and answer 33 questions! with the HESi we had 4 hours to do the whole test. there was no science section on my net and the reading section consisted of finding the main idea, inference, and predicted outcome. there was no vocabulary type question. my composite score was an 80%. 98% math and 61% reading composition. even though my reading score was horrible, as long as you have a grade equivalency of high school or above you can be considered for the program. I bought the online guide and the study guide book which definitely helped me in the math but as far as the reading it didnt help at all.

Hi ayeisha, where did you take your Net at? I didnt know the Hesi gives you 4 hours..that would be soooo much better. Thats where i think my problem is going to come in at, if I had like 45 minutes to do 33 questions I could do good on the reading section. i have to practice that before I take the exam. You did a great job on the math section, what parts of math did you have the most problems with? Do you know whats the lowest you can score on the whole exam? I have the Eri study guide, but what online study guide di you buy? Sorry its so many questions lol

future rn, I took the net test at Dallas Nursing Institute. yea i know i would have done way better if more time was allowed bc i made a 96% on the reading portion of the HESI. thats a big diffrence from a 61%! I really didnt have any problems at all with the math, even without a calculator. There was alot of conversion questions like coverting percentages to decimals and decimals to fractions..stuff like that. I think i only miss maybe one or two questions and it was probably just a missed error. different schools have different score minimums so I cant really say what is the lowest score you can make. I know for midwestern the website doesnt say a minimum score but it says you have to have a reading level of at least high school or above. When you get the score results back fdom the test it will say on there if you have a reading level of high school or above and when i said the online guide, i was meaning the online practice test from eri website, sorry. its like $20, and you can use it for 30 days. the only thing is it doesnt tell you what answers you missed or the right way to work the problems out