How did you feel after taking the teas

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How did you feel after taking the teas test? I took mine last Friday and felt rushed in the math section. The reading section, I finished just in time with about 3 mins left. I studied like crazy and felt the science part was more in depth than what I studied. I feel like Sh*t walking out of the testing place. My question is, did you guys walk out of there feeling like you did well but results were opposite or vice verse? I felt horrible but hoping I didn’t do too bad.

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didn't you get your scores right away?
i took mine on Monday and got my score right away. got a overall 89%. I studied using a kaplan study prep book. I thought the questions were alot easier than the practice ones from kaplan. But unfortunately kaplan didn't cover a bunch of the science topics.

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4 hours ago, Farz said:

didn't you get your scores right away?
i took mine on Monday and got my score right away. got a overall 89%. I studied using a kaplan study prep book. I thought the questions were alot easier than the practice ones from kaplan. But unfortunately kaplan didn't cover a bunch of the science topics.

Congrats! I passed and scored 78.7%. I didn’t get my results right away because I took it at a PSI location. I took it on Friday and got my results Sunday.

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On 9/11/2019 at 4:45 PM, Svn17 said:

Congrats! I passed and scored 78.7%. I didn’t get my results right away because I took it at a PSI location. I took it on Friday and got my results Sunday.

Wait, so if you take the Teas at a PSI location, you won't get the results right away?? I'm taking the teas the 17th at a psi location and the results need to be sent to the school I'm applying to by the 17th

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20 hours ago, Oinkoinkoink said:

Wait, so if you take the Teas at a PSI location, you won't get the results right away?? I'm taking the teas the 17th at a psi location and the results need to be sent to the school I'm applying to by the 17th

PSI locations take 48 hours for scores to be available.

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1 minute ago, Svn17 said:

PSI locations take 48 hours for scores to be available.

Even if you take it on a computer?

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3 hours ago, Oinkoinkoink said:

Even if you take it on a computer?

Yes. Mine was on a computer.

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On 9/15/2019 at 5:11 PM, Oinkoinkoink said:

Even if you take it on a computer?

were you able to get the results on time?

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3 hours ago, Roadtobsn said:

were you able to get the results on time?

Yes. I won’t start applying until November so I definitely got my results early.

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2 minutes ago, Svn17 said:

Yes. I won’t start applying until November so I definitely got my results early.

I was wondering if @Oinkoinkoink got her results on time.. she took the test the same day her application was due yikes. ?

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9 hours ago, Roadtobsn said:

were you able to get the results on time?

Yes I did! ? I got an 86%

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I'm HUGELY relieved getting the Teas over with finally. Only one program I'm applying to even requires it, and I was driving myself crazy trying to study for it and stressing about it. I paid $$ for the online ATI prep course and thought it was awful and kinda gave up on it. Instead, used a Kaplan book that I liked better.

My score was 81 overall (the program I'm applying to only cares about 'passing' by scoring above a 60-something in each section). The math section was what I was most nervous about, and I did have to keep my eye on the time/rush a bit. But I thought the questions were fairly simple compared to stuff I'd seen in prep questions. Word problems weren't too involved, and basically understanding proportions/conversion was the bulk of it I thought.

Science made me sweat a bit -- it's just such a massive pool the questions can come from! I'm glad I took time over the past couple months to review anatomy section by section, not getting into crazy detail but focusing on what the Kaplan book suggested (e.g. hormone list, path of blood, functions of the different immune cells, etc). I had to guess on a couple chemistry things (taking that course now), but didn't encounter anything else too unfamiliar or crazy. It is a tough section to prepare for though.

Weirdly, the reading part was my lowest score -- and I'm a writer in my current career, English-student background, etc. That section is just weird -- lots of very subjective questions you need to learn the "ATI way" to answer and not necessarily what you'd expect as a thinking grown-up with any life experience.

Also, I had worried because I saw that 4 hours were allotted for the test, but it took me 2. I am not sure what's usual. I had ample time to spare with everything but the math part.

Good luck everyone!

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