Lmoore13

Nursing Students, Help easy my anxiety. I got accepted into the January 2020 nursing program this week, pending at least a C in A&P 1. My school has students take A&P2 in the program itself. Anyways I have a 77% in A&P and I am terrifed of not passing. The class average on the past two exams was a D! This teacher puts 10 extra points on every test for no reason and so techically the last two tests averages for the entire class was an F. I am freaking out, I am studying so hard and my entire life depends on this class. I am going to tutoring, reading the chapters, outlining the chapters, watching Youtube videos. It really is the teacher. I feel like my entire fate is based on this one class. I am so stressed, I can barely eat. I want this SO bad. Any tips? We are currently going over the spinal cord, brain, and spinal/crainal nerves.

how did your exam go? I never saw this response. I didn't need to take the a&p section for my class

there weren't a ton of word problems but there were a few. For the most part I felt like it was pretty straight forward, like the book. I ended up with a overall score of 95% on the HESI. If you have anymore questions, let me know :)

You have to memorize them. You will need to know how many ounces are in a cup, how many ounces and quarts in a gallon, how many cups are in a quart, how many quarts are in a pint, how many ml in an ounce, how many feet/yards is in a mile, how many cm are in an inch. That's all I can think of. They are actually pretty easy to memorize, I was surprised, but you will need to memorize them. You will get a question like... How many ounces is in 3/4 of a quart... Well there are 4 cups per quart so 3 cups times 8 ounces gives you 24 ounces in 3/4 of a quart. Those are the types of questions you will get. Like I said, just get the HESI A2 study book, when you get the book it also has sample practice online tests through the elviser website.. who again creates the exam. Fractions were honestly like 3/4 of the math portion. I did hear that there are lime 4 different version of the exam and it is just random which one you get.

The test wasn't extremely hard. I heard that the TEAs are much harder. Make sure for math you practice all types of fractions, including mixed fractions, ratios, and conversions between the metric system. The vocabulary is very similar to the HESI A2 study guide. Just buy the study guide and I would download and purchuse the pocket app for the HESI in the app store, super helpful and convenient for studying on the go. The study guide that you get for about $40 is actually made by the people who create the exam. Good luck! ❤

I actually got a fantastic score. 98% in Math and Vocab, 94% in grammar and then 90% in Reading Comp. I spent the least amount of time reviewing the reading section while because I read for fun a lot. I wish I would have reviewed it slightly more. I only needed an 85% on three sections and an 80% on a 4th. My test overall was a 95%.

Hey everyone, I am taking the HESI A2 exam for the first time tomorrow. I'm trying to get accepted into the RN program at my community college. My school only requires the HESI sections: Math, Vocabulary, Grammar, and Reading Comprehension. I have been studying the HESI Admission Assessment Exam Review book 4th edition by Elsevier and using the premium version of the Pocket Prep app to prepare for the exam. I have only been studying on and off for the past three weeks. Any last minute tips? I am so nervous! I have to get at least an 85% on 3 sections and can get an 80% on a 4th section. Thanks everyone ?