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I want to start a running forum for the applicants of the 2018/2019 program as has been done in the past.
How many other people are applying this year?
How many are taking their HESI in the next few months?
I honestly didn't really study the review book for anatomy because I just finished taking the class this semester. However, I did take practice tests online and used free apps as review. If I didn't know the answer I would review my class notes, not the book. Most of the questions were pretty basic though.
I have a couple questions for anyone that has taken the Hesi already. First, do they have english and metric conversions on the math portion? Second, I have the 3rd and 4th edition of the evolve hesi a2 exam review book, if I know this book from beginning to end will I be set? Or is there other information I should know and study? I don't want any unfortounate surprises. ������Thanks!
Yes, there were A LOT of conversions on the HESI. So, definitely study those. But... at least for my test, there were no questions asking us to go from metric to imperial or whatever. So, there were grams to kilograms, etc. but there were zero questions that asked miles to kilometers. If that makes sense. That being said, the math test was pretty basic. Study the book, do some practice tests, and you should be golden. Plus, you do get the calculator on the computer for every single question.
The book was great, but I would still supplement with something else for the A&P section. I just used my notes from class that I had saved, and the cliffs notes book. I did okay on that section, but I really feel like if I hadn't used those other materials I wouldn't have done as well.
Don't sweat the HESI though. It was not bad at all. The anticipation is much worse than the test itself. Good luck!
LaurenRichards817
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I have a couple questions for anyone that has taken the Hesi already. First, do they have english and metric conversions on the math portion? Second, I have the 3rd and 4th edition of the evolve hesi a2 exam review book, if I know this book from beginning to end will I be set? Or is there other information I should know and study? I don't want any unfortounate surprises. ������
Thanks!