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Hey all, I need to take the TEAS V Exam for entrance into a couple of nursing programs that I've been looking into. With that being said, should I take the pre-requisite courses like Anatomy and Physiology and Chemistry before I take the TEAS Exam? Will this make it any easier? Or does it make no difference? From what I understand there's a lot of science on it. If I could get some insight to steer me in the right direction that'd be much appreciated.
I have not yet taken the teas but I am currently studying for the exam. I took my pre req courses three to five years ago and it's amazing how much I forgot! I would recommend taking the teas after taking english, algebra, general math for society, a&p, basic chemistry and a physics course. If you did well in these classes in high school the TEAS should be no problem. I keep thinking wow, I wish I had taken this test ten years ago, lol. If you don't yet have a study guide; get one. Then you can determine what you know, what you don't know, and what you've forgotten.
Good luck
Taking those classes is definitely a plus. You only get two attempts at the TEAS V so don't waste one on guesses. You'll regret it. The science section was the most challenging and it's where I received my lowest score, despite the fact that I have taken 16 hours of science classes over the past 12 months!
Good luck!
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Hey all, I need to take the TEAS V Exam for entrance into a couple of nursing programs that I've been looking into. With that being said, should I take the pre-requisite courses like Anatomy and Physiology and Chemistry before I take the TEAS Exam? Will this make it any easier? Or does it make no difference? From what I understand there's a lot of science on it. If I could get some insight to steer me in the right direction that'd be much appreciated.