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Don’t let your dreams of a nursing career get cut short at the starting line. Use MathHelp’s HESI math practice program to dramatically improve your HESI score and ensure your admittance into the nursing school of your choice. Click below to get started now!

The HESI A2 is an admissions test used by nursing schools to gauge the academic abilities of incoming students. Our HESI math practice questions will give you the very best opportunity to do well on your exam. Unlike other programs, we don’t just identify your weak areas and leave it at that. We also offer engaging instructional videos and guided practice sessions to address the holes in your background. Once you’ve rebuilt your math foundation, you can take our HESI math practice test as many times as you’d like, and you’ll see fresh questions each time.

"I passed the HESI test which allowed me to gain acceptance to my nursing program, and I am sooo excited and pleased! I could not have made it this far without your HESI math test prep! Thank you so much!"

- ANDREA

Is the HESI test hard?

If math isn’t your cup of tea, or if it’s been a while since you’ve seen a math problem of any kind, you may find the HESI A2 exam challenging. There’s no need to worry, however, as long as you properly prepare. The best way to successfully navigate the HESI exam is to familiarize yourself with everything you’ll face, then focus your attention on the concepts that give you the most trouble.

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What type of math is on the HESI test?

Because the HESI is a nursing school entrance exam, it emphasizes math concepts most useful to the medical field. Prospective nursing students will see problems that that are typically found in a Pre-Algebra course, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, ratios, fractions, decimals, and proportions. These skills are distributed across 50 questions and students are given 50 minutes to complete the exam.

Is the HESI math multiple choice?

Yes, the HESI exam is composed of multiple-choice questions divided into 8 scored sections and an unscored personality assessment. Each scored section includes between 25 and 50 questions for a total of 326 questions on the entire exam.

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How do I pass the HESI exam?

You can greatly improve your chances of passing the HESI exam by taking a systematic approach to your preparation that eliminates guesswork. As you tackle each problem on your HESI math practice test, use the following steps.

  1. Analyze the problem. Read the problem carefully and watch out for tricks intended to throw you off.
  2. Apply a strategic approach. If you’re not sure where to start, break the problem down into smaller pieces and work methodically until you arrive at an answer.
  3. Evaluate the answer choices. If one of the answer choices matches yours, it doesn’t necessarily mean that your answer is correct. The answer choices will usually include solutions that result from common mistakes, so don’t fall into this trap.
  4. Confirm your answer. Always double-check your work before moving on to the next question. In other words, treat your HESI math practice test as if it were the actual exam.

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