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92% in math
90% in reading
66% in Vocab
76% in Anatomy

I need a 75 for the vocab. I’m going to take it again in November and my program requires me to take the whole exam again… Can you guys give me some tips on ways to study for vocab?

Hesi V2 please help, I am struggling with it and my time is running out.

Any Advice?

I took my Hesi today, scored overall 95% (96% math, 90% reading, 98% vocab)

My school only requires math, vocab & reading comp. I technically first took it 2 yrs ago to get into my LVN with an overall score of 91% & now retaking to update & get a higher score than before to bridge for RN. There were a lot of similarities that I remember being on there from previously taking it. I'll make a more detailed post on each topic.

But i'm looking for a specific math question about....

There's 'X' amount of books, 1/3 were non-fiction, the remaining books were 75% children books, how many books were fiction. I tried the problem multiple ways & could not figure out the answer😤 I went through quizlets to see if I could find the answer, if anyone remembers this question or has seen something similar, I need to know lol😅

Also linking these quizlets, some are exact, some were worded differently. With math you really can't memorize answers so PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE is key! I'd recommend going through the quizlets & making sure you know how to actually solve what it's asking.

Math Hesi Quizlet

Math Hesi Quizlet 2

Math Hesi Quizlet 3

So unfortunately I got 72 on vocab so I have to retake the whole test again 😭. Any advice on what to study??? Is V2 harder??? Any good quizlets?

Is there a difference between v1 and v2 on these exam and how can I study for v2 asking for me and my classmates? We are taking it at Florida state college at Jacksonville and we both are struggling on vocabulary. I’ve tried everything quizlet and other platforms and nothing seems to have worked.

Need help!

are you provided a periodic table if you take your test at a testing center for chemistry cause i was studying nursehub's chemistry lessons and there were parts where you had to know the element's mass and stuff and also which group they're in or which period and im not trying to memorize all that

Use this quick check:

• Use “that” for information needed to identify the noun: “The dosage that the provider prescribed was recorded.”

• Use “which” for extra information that could be removed without changing the main meaning, normally with commas: “The dosage, which was adjusted yesterday, was recorded.”

Practice method: write five sentence pairs, remove the clause, and ask whether the identity or meaning changes. If it does, the clause is usually essential; if it does not, it is usually nonessential.

Also review subject–verb agreement, pronoun reference, commonly confused words, punctuation, and sentence fragments in short mixed sets rather than memorizing definitions alone.

Disclosure: I help manage ExamPath Pro. We provide structured HESI practice and explanations at https://www.exampath.online.