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Is GED same as TEAS?

Applying for Nursing School does your ged is the same as the TEAS test to get in nursing school?

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    No, your GED and the TEAS test are not the same thing.

    GED (General Educational Development) is a high school equivalency test. It is typically required for admission to nursing programs if you did not graduate from high school or have a diploma. The GED shows you have the equivalent knowledge of a high school graduate.

    TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) is a specific entrance exam many nursing schools use to assess your readiness for nursing school. It focuses on core subjects like reading, math, science, and English. It is designed to help nursing programs determine whether you have the academic skills necessary to succeed.

    In short, the GED demonstrates that you meet basic educational standards, while the TEAS assesses your skills for nursing school specifically. Some schools may require both, depending on their admissions requirements.

    I hope that helps,

    Nurse Beth

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