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Do I really need to study for teas

So i just applied to the lpn program at lcctc. I plan on taking the teas soon. Ive already taken prerequisites at community college for math, chem, bio, and a few others, so i really dont feel like i need to study. I dont want to waste time studying or send the money for the book. But, admission really stressed to study.

Did you study? Was it really that hard?

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    Yes!!! Study! Nursing schools are competitive and often take the highest academic achieving students to be in their program. To get in my BSN program, TEAS is a fairly large factor. I bought a TEAS study book from Barnes & Noble and I studied a few hours every day for about 8-10 weeks before my TEAS test. I read the book, went through the questions, and made a study sheet. I got an 88 on my TEAS test. You don't want to have to retake it, so study. It's worth it!

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    Yes!!! Study! Nursing schools are competitive and often take the highest academic achieving students to be in their program. To get in my BSN program, TEAS is a fairly large factor. I bought a TEAS study book from Barnes & Noble and I studied a few hours every day for about 8-10 weeks before my TEAS test. I read the book, went through the questions, and made a study sheet. I got an 88 on my TEAS test. You don't want to have to retake it, so study. It's worth it!

    You make a valid point. TEAS scores are sometimes used to get you into a program. Our school had a separate lottery for those that scored highest.

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