TEAS, HESI, NET nursing entrance exams

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i started at a school that did not require entrance exams. but they made us take the teas after starting and told us NOT to study because they wanted us to see where we stood in our ability when we first entered the program...

so my scores range from 60.0 to 92.5 in the 4 categories with a total score combined of 78.8....not good enough for entry into competitive programs now that i left that program and i am applying to other programs...

i also took the hesi when i applied at another school, but did not have time to study and still got a 94%...

some schools require the teas and some the hesi and some the net exams...

can i take the teas, net, hesi as many times as i need to at different schools until i get into a school?

please support your answer with a fact link to the site where you received your info.

if you reply with personal opinion please tell us who gave you that info so hopefully it can be relied upon or confirmed...

thanks!

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I am in Georgia. I am applying to three different schools. As I did my research on more than those three, yes some required hesi,net, hobet, or teas. N. GA stated on the nursing section of the website that the teas can be taken twice but at least six weeks apart. Gordon College allows twice in a year. Another school, which I did not choose, stated you can only take it three times. I tried to stick to schools that required the same test. The test information should be on the website in the nursing application information or curriculum section. It is always good just to call the school, state your name, and asked the question or questions. If they have a coordinator in the nursing dept. that always answer the phone, it helps to make them remember you. It helped me at a school I will not name. Good luck!

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Every school's requirements are different. Check the requirements for each school, and follow-up with phone calls if you have any questions. One school I applied to would only let you take the exam (HESI) twice. Another school just wanted your most recent scores on the NET. I do believe the people who make up the NET also have a restriction on how quickly you can re-take that exam. I remember seeing that somewhere in the letter I got from them.

Bottom line: read the website and/or brochure for each school and contact them to verify what their requirements and restrictions are.

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Below is a very resourceful site for TEAS and many other exams. Hopefully it helps you!

http://www.testprepreview.com/teas_test_breakdown.htm

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And be careful with the differences between those tests. The NET and HOBET are related, while the HESI and TEAS are different beasts altogether. And it's ridiculous, in my opinion, that some people say they don't need to study at all for these. Unless you're doing math related work or are a regular writer, chances are you're not keeping your math or writing. These skills erode.

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Hello,

I took the HESI test last year however failed the Vocabulary section by 4 points therefore need to retake. I learned recently that it is no longer the HESI test but the TEAS Exam. My question is, is the test similar to the HESI? Shoud I purchase the TEAS manual? I know I will do well; if anyone has advise on how I should go about this exam please share.

Serwaab

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Im kinda confused because I thought the HESI is an exit exam in some nursing programs; depending on which school you are going to. Once you pass the HESI then you take the NCLEX.

Does anyone know about that.

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what is the difference between the HESI, NET and TEAS? Some of the programs I've applied to require at least one of the three...does that mean I have to take 3 different exams then?

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Is there a difference between the TEAS version 3.0/4.0 and V? I'm kind of confused about this - went to sign up for the exam online, but it doesn't specific which version. Any insights on this?

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Is there a difference between the TEAS version 3.0/4.0 and V? I'm kind of confused about this - went to sign up for the exam online, but it doesn't specific which version. Any insights on this?

I'm taking the TEAS 3.0/4.0 tomorrow. All I had to do was set up an account with the ati website to get a ID number. That's what Tyler county in woodville requires. GL

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Hi guys! I'm taking the HESI/ TEAS V test in a month. I am applying to nursing schools for the Fall 2011 entry. If anyone has any information on what their grades are (if you don't mind sharing) or anything about how the tests are that would be wonderful! I appreciate everyone's responses as anything helps! I'm really nervous and am applying to 8 Texas schools. I know the TEAS V is a "new" thing for a lot of nursing schools and the scores vary but I'm nervous! I hear the science section is not like the TEAS V study manual from ATI... is that true? I have the TEAS V study manual from ATI and the HESI study manual from Evolve. The only thing is... the HESI study manual doesn't have a "real" practice test, just practice questions. Any advice? Thank you!

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I cant seem to find information anywhere on how the HESI A2 entrance exam score is calculated.

For example, if you get a 96%, does that mean you got 48 of the 50 questions right? Or is it a percentile--- meaning that you are in the top 4%?

Thanks!

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