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Hey guys quick question, how good is the score for? Yesterday, I got got back from my doctor's appointment and turns out I'll be needing surgery and probably rehab after. What I'm planning to do is take the test on the 25th and apply again for the next enrollment so I was wondering if anyone knows if the score is valid for a year at least?

Let us know how it went when you take it! Good luck ?

No problem! & It depends on your GPA and the highest score scored so far from all applicants. To be safe, I would aim for 80's and up. There's a good chance to get accepted with scores around there.

The ATI TEAS review manual. They give you basic topics you need to know. I wouldn't only study with the resource they give you on the manual. It's more in depth than that especially the science section but the other sections its pretty base on what they tell you to go over. I know it's scary LOL this is my 3rd try and hopefully my last. I would go over those irregular shaped objects so you can get comfortable solving those. Good luck ?

It's everything they explained in manual. Fractions, conversions, all operations equations, word problems and how to find the area, perimeter, surface area, and volume of different kind of shapes( most common ones). If you know all this then you should do fine.

There will be at least 1 but then again every test is different. I recommend watching Brandon Craft's channel on Youtube to help you with how to solve for irregular shaped objects.

There is conversion questions & with some problems they will provide a formula with others no. I suggest you memorize basic common formulas.

It's installed on the whole exam. You will be able to use it whenever you want.

Exactly, everyone has different strength and weaknesses in different areas.

My first attempt I scored a 62%. I basically skimmed through the all section (DON'T do this) since I only had 2 weeks to study. I found the science pretty easy which was my highest score 86%. As for English and Math, I did terrible LOL. I would really go over everything especially your weakest areas. Remember there's many versions of the test so you really have no clue if you'll get an easy version or a difficult one. My second attempt I went down 2 points (60%) but I improved in the English section. Mind you, I got a difficult version that time. It was nothing like my first attempt. I had really in depth questions mostly A&P 2 topics and tons of bio & chem. So bottom line is put the effort in studying every section until you feel comfortable with it.

Both were completely different but I heard some people sometimes get the same version of the test. If you haven't joined the group on facebook called ATI TEAS Study Group, I suggest you should.

Thank you! & Since December but I would say January. This will be my 3rd attempt. & I understand it's nerve-wracking.

Hey all! I scheduled my test for the 25th. Let me know how it goes for you!

CONGRATS!

Have no clue. I thought it sent automatically

Hey guys I was wondering if I need to take A&P again if I don't get selected? It been 4 years since I took that class. If I apply again next year it will count as 5 years.

I was wondering the same thing.

It's hard to tell since there are different versions of the test, but I have the book if you want to check it out yourself I can email you a copy of the practice tests.

You have a chance getting in with that score. I seen people get in with a 70.

Oh, no. You supposed to know specific stuff like what enzyme or hormone secretes, what is the function and location of a specific organ, terms of processes in the body, blood flow, and etc. Know your hormones and where it is store and made and what is their job.

I agree. That's why this time I didn't bother buying it.

I took it and it's definitely not like the 2 practice test. I'm disappointed..I scored a 60. ?

True. I forgot about that. I'm not sure though. Last time I took the TEAS was 2 years ago.

Guys, quick question How do you send the test results to BCC?

No problem! Good luck to you too ?