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I just ended up using the HESI review book, and I looked up what other people posted about it. And if theres a subject you know your weak in, I would recommend finding other material as well (usually just online practice sheets) to go over it. I studied for about 2 weeks, usually an hour or so a day and I scored 99%. I'm sorry I no longer have the websites I used but just trying googling Evolve practice.

Blue can you PM me as well? I would really appreciate any tips, i've been sweating bullets just thinking about the math section.

Yes thats exactly the book I used. Did you use any other supplemental book? If you don't mind me asking, how did you do on the TEAS?

I took the Hesi - evolve A2 a few months ago and I used the evolve reach admission assessment exam review. I reviewed the book for 2 weeks, and scored a 90.22%. And I'm a student who hates chemistry and at the point had not taken human anatomy. Its a great book, just review. What book did you use for the TEAS test? I'm taking mine at the end of the summer, and could really use some recommendations, i'm really nervous about it.

thanks, do you happen to know who the professor is?

I was actually hoping to take microbiology this summer, but I don't have A&P II just A&P I so far. But my college only require taking the first to take, but unfortunately all the classes are full, and most of the teachers I heard are really bad. Is there any way I could get it waived to take the class online?

Hey guys I just took the Hesi, about 2 weeks ago so i'm here with my update. I got a 90.22% at chamberlain! I was super excited cause I didn't actually think I would do that well (but then I felt like I could have done better). Now I just have to wait until may when I send in my transcript and wait some more.

Hi, So I had a meeting with the adviser at Chamberlain College in Addison, and they require that you take the HESI.. She recommended The Evolve Reach Testing and Remediation Admission Assessment Exam Review 2nd edition. But I've heard it not as helpful, they do require that we take all parts on the test, so the A&P, BIO, Chemistry, Reading, Vocab, Math, etc (there are 9 parts). Does anyone have any study guide recommendations? Thank you :nuke:

I'm about to start sophomore year of college, and am a pre-nursing major at OCC (a community college in skokie/chicago). I'm planning to apply to colleges like Loyola, UIC and other nursing schools and am entirely confused about what and how I need to take them. I've seen the NET and NLN test... i've seen them mentioned but i have no idea what schools require them and even if they dont and you take them do they take that into consideration ? Help please.