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Nice study material still using it and its good

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I have used Your Best Grade throughout nursing school. I cannot give enough stars for how helpful it has been. The rationales are detailed but easy to understand. They explain both the correct and incorrect answers. The rationales are much better than my school textbook platform. I am using the NCLEX version now and hope that it prepares me for the same success as the HESI’s. Also, I emailed a couple questions to customer service and received a personal and prompt response each time. Thank you!!

Excellent experience

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I passed with a 98.6% conversion score.

So today I scored in the 1070s on my Exit Hesi. I used Your Best Grade for frequent exposure to challenging test questions. They have so many questions! And the rationales are so detailed! My personal study period: I was on a time crunch of about 6 days to try to review for the Exit. I was initially extremely overwhelmed with what to review for first since the exam is comprehensive and because I never really took notes during my entire past and current semesters of nursing school 😅😅. All I had was my textbooks which I had read for each corresponding course. But anyway, I just primarily focused on nursing content that I knew I was personally, weaker at --which were: Peds/Adult Endocrine issues, Pediatrics in general, Maternity Intrapartum, Psychiatric: Schizophrenia, & Psych pharmacology, etc... Newborn, Leadership, etc... and other subjects. I would drill as many questions as I could in these categories, read through every rationale, then go back to my textbook to fortify content, and then go back onto YBG and take specialty exams over the content to gauge if i had improved in understanding enough to answer with critical thought. Then i would take the YBG practice 160 comprehensive Legacy versions of the Hesi exit. I also knew that I was pretty uncomfortable with answering Next Generation questions, especially in a timely manner, so I made sure to drill a few of the '30 NGN Tests' offered on the website. I also used external resources like my school textbooks, and the HESI comprehensive NCLEX review book (which I would say is only helpful on its own if you have a strong working knowledge of all the content it lists. Think of it as a solid refresher, not necessarily there to re-teach you what you should have learned in your program. I really liked the HESI Hints of that book. I didn't really get much time to do the Practice questions that came with the book like I wanted to, but I did manage to do one of the available comprehensive exams for this resource. I spent most of my time on YBG and fortifying content through reading either my textbook or the 'HESI Comprehensive review for NCLEX' book. The green book was more in depth for some content than the current edition purple book. I know a lot of students --for advice on how to approach utilizing YBG, say to "purposefully answer the questions wrong to look at the rationales" ---but you'll literally get the rationales anyway even if you answer correctly? I recommend that you look past the rigor and difficulty of YBG questions and treat each session as a true exam (while timing yourself) and actually TRY. Become aware of your thought process of how youre approaching each question, if youre using critical thinking at all or just guessing, etc... and then look at the rationales to either gain new perspective on interpreting the questions, reinforce what you understood about the content, or determine why the answer that you chose was wrong, and get exposure to what you need to review in going back through your nursing content. Any question i felt insecure on (whether i answered correctlyor not), I concluded to myself that I did not know it as well as I should and needed to review. And I must mention again! *Drill the content you know you specifically suck at!!* If you end up being in a time crunch like me, spend time primarily looking at content you know you struggle in. I will say though, that realistically, you won't cover everything, so also be willing to take some Ls on your actual HESI Exit, but you'll be better off in preparation than if you hadnt prepared at all🙂 Lastly, YBG in my opinion was more challenging than the HESI exit. But the Hesi Exit was in a way, still tricky on its own. I will say that YBG assists greatly in exposing you to varying topics and the appropriate reasonings behind varying nursing interventions, and procedures, different disease processes, etc... depending upon the content in the question (especially if NGN) but don't expect to see questions from YBG on the actual exit (just incase you were wondering) I wouldn't even say that the way the Questions are worded from either are even similar between each other. But I would say that YBG provides solid rigorous practice exam content that stretchs you to think critically and understand the reasoning behind each answer choice for each stem. What I love too, is that the rationales also tell you what the question was really asking about which is an indirect test taking strategy nugget. Concluding my studies, 2 Days before my school HESI Exit, I took the YBG 130 Question NGN Mock exam and scored a 906 and today I scored in the 1070s on my Exit. Hopefully this experience helps give hope 💌 Ultimately, through it all, I give the Glory to Jesus for assisting me throughout nursing school and all of these examinations! Thank you for your time :)

Passed my exit hesi on the first try using your best grade!