HOBET
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The HOBET (Health Occupations Basic Entrance Test) and NET (Nurse's Entrance Test) are entrance exams used in the United States to determine if a person can enter a program to become a health occupation worker.
The exams tests over the following:
- Basic Algebra
- Advanced Algebra
- Fractions
- Basic Math
- Intermediate Math
- Advanced Math
- Percents and Ratios
- Basic Reading Comprehension
- Reading for the Main Idea
- Advanced Reading Comprehension
- Test Taking Skills
- Stress Levels
- Social Interaction Profile
- Learning Styles
- Composite Scores
[edit] Notes
- Most schools require a 56.
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