DeepSouthRN2B

My school requires a 900 to pass. Two attempts are offered in the final semester. If you do not pass, you still graduate, but grades are not released to allow you to register for the NCLEX. After another whole semester of this one class, grades are released, whether you pass or not. It seems to me that putting off the NCLEX another whole semester would lower NCLEX grades even more, because so much time will have passed from regular classes, clinicals, and practicum. I'm looking at it as a godsend, because I will continue to prepare for the HESI and not have a lapse from now 'til the end of the semester when grades would be released anyway and those that passed the first attempt of final HESI may not be as fresh off studying....My glass is half full!

It turned out that the scores were not adjusted at all, because the question without access to all info needed to answer the question, was a pilot question and didn't count anyway. I made an 885 and will be taking it again. I plan to buy the Hurst Review to prepare for the next HESI.

I took Exit HESI yesterday and one of the questions did not have all the info to answer the question. Today the school has to contact HESI to find out how to adjust the scores. Has anyone ever had experience with this? How many points may be added to our current scores? We have to have 900 to pass!