Free HESI Vocabulary Practice Test

Study in small timed segments. It’s better to study 5x a week for (2) 20-minute sessions than an 8-hour long study session.

It’s best to study your sessions up against other scheduled non-negotiable items. 

For example, schedule your study sessions right before your workout class, the hour before soccer practice with the family, or study with your morning coffee by setting your alarm for an hour earlier before you have to start getting ready for work.

If you know that’s your only time in the day you have free, you’ll use it wisely. 

Keep taking practice tests every few weeks to measure how you’re improving in the areas you’ve been studying. 

Find your tribe! There are thousands of students actively studying for the HESI *right now*, you can join our free study group to join in the discussions.

If you ask a question in there, you’ll have people from all over the country sharing their perspective and giving advice. It’s totally free to join our Facebook study group.

If you like to study by listening or watching videos, you’ll love the 100+ videos in our 50+ lessons inside of our HESI Online Course. 

If you like to take practice tests and study from the answer explanations, you’ll love our 1,300+ practice questions and 8 timed practice tests in the HESI Online Course.

Step 5: The final step is to study according to your study schedule and make sure you’re including tons of active recall and practice techniques.

This basically means that as you’re studying you’re giving yourself active practice such as closing the study materials and writing down what you learned or taking a few HESI vocabulary practice test problems from a test bank. You want to spend 2-3 weeks actively studying before you retake a practice test.

After retaking your practice test, you can compare your scores from your first attempt to see how much your score has increased.

Keep doing this until you’re scoring at the level you’re striving for.