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ruizaa76

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  1. Thank u soooo much. Every info helps. The lists are great:thankya: :thankya:
  2. Hey that list sounds helpful. Could you please send me a copy. Thanks
  3. Dont stress yourself out. I had to take 2 hesi test. One @ the mid point and the 2 @ the end. For the 1st I studied hundreds of nclex prep questions and various CD's and I did great on that hesi. For the 2nd hesi I did the same form of studying and did not do as well on that test. I also felt as if there was just no way of studing for that 2nd test. You have til Aug just study certain # of quest in certain areas a few nites a week. But try no to stress bc then you may become discouraged and you will lose focus of the final outcome. Good luck
  4. There is no way of re-learning everything u learned thus far in nursing school. From my HESI experience I believe there is no certain way of studying for that test. I understand that the school chooses the questions and the questions tend to be harder than the NCLEX. What is the score your school required you to get? At my school is was 850.....so your score was not a bad one nor does it mean you havent learned anything.

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