edewiel13

Hey, I am taking the HESI A2 test in a week in a half. I have to take all of the sections.I have the Evolve Reach study guide and have studied it thoroughly. I've read a lot of the threads on this site and just became a member tonight. I'm reallly nervous because from the general concensus it seems that the study guide I've been using is sufficient, in regards to math and reading, but lacks in the science and vocauluary sections. I took the NET previously and passed with no problem. I've received A's in all of my pre-nursing courses but had a delay in starting my nursing program. i now have to take the HESI A2 because it has been too long since I took the NET. It's been over 5 years since I've taken chemisrty, A+P, and biology. My mind is really rusty! I've read that many people have used other study guides, such as the Kaplan version, and those seemed to be mor helpful for the science. A lot of people suggested to review from A+P books. I kept all my science book and notes from my classes but that is WAY to much information to cover for a general review. My A+P book is HUGE and I don't want to study unnecessary information, considering my time limit. From other posts i learned West Coast University has a good review. Has anyone tried that? Is it free to download? If anyone has any suggestions, advice, websites, or anything that can help I would be extemely grateful!!!! THANKS

Hey, I am taking the Hesi A2 test in a week in a half. I have the Evolve Reach study guide and have studied it thoroughly. I've read a lot of the threads on this site and just became a member tonight. I'm really nervous because from the general concensus it seems that the study guide I've been using is sufficient in regards to math and reading but lacks in the science and vocabulary sections. I took the NET previously and passed with no problem. I've received A's in all of my pre-nursing courses but had a delay in starting the nursing program. I now have to take the Hesi A2 because it has been too long since I took the NET. It's been over 5 years since I've taken chemistry, A+P, and biology. My mind is really rusty! I've read that many people have used other study guides, such as the Kaplan version, and those seemed to be more helpful for the science. A lot of people suggested to review from A+P books but my A+P book is HUGE and I don't want to study unnecessary information, considering my time limit. If anyone has any suggestions, advice, or websites that could help me I would be extremely grateful!!!! Thanks!