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Efficient study tips for the teas test

So i'm preparing to take the teas test in order to apply to the last and final university of my choice. The required score to get into the program is 68%. I've taken the teas test before without even studying just to get a feel for it, so this would be my second attempt. I'm now confused on how to study for the test, i have the official study manual and everything just not really sure where or how to start. I looked over the print out you receive at the end that tells you what you should work on, but i'm still confused on how to move forward. In the past i haven't had many issues with note taking or studying because i retain and remember things very easily in the past, this however seems different and i want to ensure i do very well this time around. Any advice or tips on making the teas test a success will be greatly appreciated...

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    The study guide should be sufficient. Just take it one page at a time. I know the book is overwhelming, but it's really helpful.

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    I studied for the TEAS by using the guide and going through it section by section - I don't recommend cramming into your head two weeks in advance - its familiarity with the material that will help you score well - which means you need to interact with the material on a daily basis.

    If it's in the TEAS study guide book - it's gonna be on the test. As I went through each section I made notes on the things I did not know - and studied those notes regularly and practiced. I found a few apps that were helpful and had very similar questions to the TEAS test -although I don't remember the names. One of them was like $10 and others were a little more expensive. If you put in the time and interact with the material on a daily basis over 2-4 months - you'll be perfectly fine.

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