focused review on ATI testing

[seericap]

I plan on taking my TEAS test for a 3rd time and hoping that the 3rd times a charm. I recently seen on the ATI website that there's a section named "focused review" and was wondering has anyone used it to help them study for the test? I have a book but still, have been looking into as many study options as possible.

[SarahG1982]

I realize this is old but maybe my response will help someone browsing here:

The focused review is simply the areas of the exam that you need to improve. They base it off of your "weakest" areas.

I used it to help guide my studies for my second TEAS attempt, but I still studied everything as if I had never taken the TEAS. In my case, my second test was completely different and more difficult, so I don't think it would have been beneficial to ignore everything else and focus only on my weak sections.

[clintonjohnson13]

On 6/19/2019 at 10:23 AM, SarahG1982 said:

I realize this is old but maybe my response will help someone browsing here:

The focused review is simply the areas of the exam that you need to improve. They base it off of your "weakest" areas.

I used it to help guide my studies for my second TEAS attempt, but I still studied everything as if I had never taken the TEAS. In my case, my second test was completely different and more difficult, so I don't think it would have been beneficial to ignore everything else and focus only on my weak sections.

You actually did help someone who was browsing here! lol. Thanks for the info. I figured thats what that was for.

Did studying the weak points help you for the second teas try? did you score better or worse on the second teas?

I have the momentrix study guide, but was there anything else you used to study?