Since ATI provides no student assistance to interpret scores, let's help each other! If enough of us enter our complete TEAS scores, we'll be able to compare notes to see how we rank in different programs, what to aim for if your school requires a Program percentile rank rather than a series of scores, etc. There is another thread where people are sharing their scores, but it looks like most people are just sharing their Adjusted Individual Total Score or whatever applies to their particular school. By sharing all the info, we can help each other better.
Please copy the scores below and then change them to your own, in your post! thanks! Please make sure to check your Program Type! It's right under the name of the school where you took it, on your score sheet.
For the math am pretty confident in that..I think you should watch youtube videos..it really helped alot and u will see how to solve some math without even solving it with pen..it will saves u alot of time on the exam..well am taking it tomorrow. .am afraid of the reading section..lol
Just retook it and I improved from the last time. Its not as high as I would like but I went from 59 to 66. English is killing my score lmao they put it at the end of the test and by the time I get to it I'm just not interested. Oh well
I used the official ATI TEAS V Study Manual and purchased both online practice tests. Took an online practice test first to get a good idea of the areas I needed the most help in then used the manual and my course notes from chem and A&P to fill in the gaps. All in all, it worked out well.
It matters what your school is requiring. Some schools want certain scores in each section. Some school just want a 65%. My school just wanted a proficient score which was like a 65% or above i think. See what your school requires.
@Calicera: That's a smart strategy to studying because you assess yourself to see where you need to improve. Before I took my TEAS, I just reviewed the book and then did the 2 online tests. I didn't reevaluate my weaknesses which screwed me over when I actually took the exam. I'm taking it over again so hopefully this new approach can help guide me better.
I took the TEAS for the third time a few wks ago. My highest score was a 75.3. I found the test difficult and really am frustrated that this one test dictates my future. I don't test well at all, and my class grades prove that I am sufficient in all areas. Not feeling warm and fuzzy about getting into the RN program I applied for, and for crying out loud, I am already an LPN...I CAN do this, wish this test wasn't the deciding factor .
For the math am pretty confident in that..I think you should watch youtube videos..it really helped alot and u will see how to solve some math without even solving it with pen..it will saves u alot of time on the exam..well am taking it tomorrow. .am afraid of the reading section..lol
I had nine days to study once I finished up my spring finals, so I'm pretty happy with this result. The program rankings aren't accurate because I took the test at a J.C. that I'm not applying to.
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For the math am pretty confident in that..I think you should watch youtube videos..it really helped alot and u will see how to solve some math without even solving it with pen..it will saves u alot of time on the exam..well am taking it tomorrow. .am afraid of the reading section..lol