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I am a freshman at a 4-year school, applying for the 2-year RN program at a tech school. I am taking the TEAS on thursday and the practice tests ive done, i got a 69 and a 70. Because im a college student, will i have priority to getting into the program over high school seniors??

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    I am not for sure, but I do not think it gives you an advantage (except that you will already know what college is like). Programs mostly go off of GPAs, test scores (ACT or SAT), and interviews.

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    Thanks for yr answer!! Took my TEAS test today, got a 66%. We'll have to wait and see if that is good enough to get in or not. Wont know till april. I personally, thought i coulda done better. But. It is what it is.

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    It's not. I would study and retake it.

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    I would retake the teas too. That's not very good teas score if you really want to get in....study study study

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    Just a quick update, I was accepted into the 2-year RN program with a TEAS score of 66. The test takers average was 57 so I must have done really well compared to all the other test takers. Thanks for your replies!

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    My school requires that you get 71% on the TEAS V hmm

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