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I took the teas exam today and did very well i believe. 87.6% but i noticed at the top of my results where it says "Program type" it specifies "PN" I do not know what PN stands for, but all my practice teas assessments always said ADN. I am trying to get into the associate degree nursing program, not practical nursing or LPN...i hope thats not what that means. I took the same test as everyone else in the room today, for ADN. Even my profile says my degree is towards ADN. Am i just worried for nothing?
You might want to look into that. I just took mine in January and I pulled up the results right now and under program it says "BSN" which is the program I am applying to. The test will be the same, but your admissions office may have it wrong.
Congrats!!!
I think PN is for Practical Nursing.You may call your school to verify if you did the correct exam.
I am due to take my TEAS for LPN School in FL.
I am stressing....:confused:I read where the students say that it is not hard.
Any ideas as what to expect?? is the math 45 questions with 50 minutes?
Any insight you can give will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I wont lie, i thought it was very hard. about half way through i was sure i failed, but obviously i did a lot better than expected.
this is the breakdown:
reading: 40 questions in 50 min
math: 45 questions in 56 min
science: 30 questions in 38 min
english: 55 questions in 65 min
i ran out of time in math, but the questions were not very hard. science is so broad, make sure you study your rocks and plates. also know velocity formula , and punnett squares. if youve studied your butt off, you'll probably do well. haha good luck!
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I took the teas exam today and did very well i believe. 87.6% but i noticed at the top of my results where it says "Program type" it specifies "PN" I do not know what PN stands for, but all my practice teas assessments always said ADN. I am trying to get into the associate degree nursing program, not practical nursing or LPN...i hope thats not what that means. I took the same test as everyone else in the room today, for ADN. Even my profile says my degree is towards ADN. Am i just worried for nothing?