u/BeyondSweet9831

Hili! I've tried everything to understand physics but I just can't get a hold on the topics & for how fasting my classes moves i literally can't retain any information i feel like .. if im being honest there is no way i pass this class w a 75% but i know you get dropped if any course is under 75% ... what are the odds you get back into the program after failing out? Or should i just look at other schooling options? I do feel like one of my two teachers isn't really fond of me & most likely wouldn't pick me again when it came to it: (

Part of me wants to just drop now & spend the time before next round just learning the whole physics course i dont know I just feel so lost rn in what to do

I'm really wondering the odds of being accepted again 🫤🤞🏻

Hiii! I recently got accepted into my school’s sonography program & I’m honestly feeling super defeated:( I’m not sure what i realistically expected because I knew it would go fast & be hard but it’s going maybe too fast for my brain.
I find the imaging & physical scanning really cool & interesting especially the pathology.
But my physics class is really killing me - we have to pass w 75% & I’ll be honest I’m not aiming for 76% but I will take it. I definitely bombed the first exam & now I gotta make up my test average with the next 3 exams 😬
I was curious any tips for physics or even YouTubers you found made the concepts easier to grasp 🤞🏻 or even just any study tips at all would be appreciated!! I have already asked my teacher to tutor me 1x a week after school but I don’t think that’ll be enough & sadly I work everyday after school so I can only meet w them 1x a week :(

Hiiii! I took the HESI @9am this morning & got a 93% cumulative 😸😸 I’ve been in this sub for a while & just wanna share what was on my test!

A&p 100% - DEFINITELY use the quizlets going around it was my exact test

Math 86% - know proportions, percentages, ratios, fractions , I feel like I had a fair amount of conversations mostly being fluid ounces & that’s what really got me 😭 & two military time questions!

Critical thinking 850- honestly just go with your gut, I felt like most of them you’d definitely need nursing background & was kinda harder than the quizlets I’d been using but just trust your first instinct 💕

Hiiii!! I take the HESI exam May 11th, my school requires math, a&p, & critical thinking

I have bought the HESI a2 2026 book from smart edition, I’ve also gathered the quizlets floating around but I’m really struggling with the critical thinking questions & it’s been super discouraging. I understand the ABCs of nursing but i dont know why I mostly choose the wrong answers😭

Is there literally anything else you recommend studying besides this Quizlet? It seems like there is barely info on this part which is fair enough lol

This is what I’ve been using - https://quizlet.com/1173583965/hesi-a2-v1-critical-thinking-questions-flash-cards/?i=6d86mu&x=1jqY

Also I’m open to any tips or literally anything else!! Thank youuuu🧘‍♀️💕🙏😸