Rachy18

I was accepted with an 11.9 at Inver.

Conditional acceptance means you are accepted as long as you finish your prereqs by the program start date. I also was just accepted at Inver!

Hey everyone, I applied to Inver Hills with a composite score of 11.9. I was hoping for a higher score, but I took the Teas with no AP/Micro/or Chem completed...so that was a challenge. I scored 79% on the Teas and have a 4.0 GPA. Fingers crossed that's enough! Good luck to everyone. ?

Kahn Academy, Teas Secrets Book, Crash Course AP on YouTube, and Pocketprep app (And a few other Teas 6 study apps) were the only sources I used to study. I studied daily for about 6 weeks. I would honestly focus mainly on AP. It will seem overwhelming at first, but just start with one body system at a time and learn as much as you can about it, and then go onto the next. I hardly dug into Chem and didn't even bother to look at Micro. If you score well on the Reading, Math, and English sections (And learn as much AP as u can)..I think you can score well overall on the test. What is the minimum score that you need?

I had maybe 2 Chem questions at most... It was nearly all AP.

Hello, Anyone else on here applying to Century College or Inver Hills, for the Fall 2020 program start? I just completed my Teas! I have a 4.0 GPA and 79% Teas score which puts me at a 11.9 composite score. I'm debating if I will retake the Teas, but just wanted to see who else is out here and start connecting with you all. ?

I just want to say- It IS possible to get a good score on the Teas 6 without taking any AP, Chem, or Mirco courses. I passed the Teas 6 with a 80% without having any science courses completed (Besides general Bio, which I took over 10 yrs. ago). I started from scratch and used Kahn Academy, Teas Secrets Book, and Crash Course AP to learn everything on my own. The science portion of this test is almost all AP, but it isn't impossible to learn most of it on your own! I just wanted to give a little positive hope to those of you who haven't completed all of your science courses, but want to take it. If you put the hard work in, you can do it. ?