So far we’re scheduled to attend clinical once a week from 7am-2pm. They gave us options for the days and locations that were convenient for us as well. We start on September 1st I believe but our lecture and most of our lab is online due to COVID. I can vouch for everything Jonathan said about the TEAS study material. I also used the Pocket Prep app and paid for an official practice test- it’s worth it! I also watched a lot of Youtube videos. If you don’t know something, write it down and make sure you study it until you know it. The science portion is the most intense since there’s so much to study for, so definitely focus on that. The math section is pretty easy, just be sure to know your fractions, decimal conversions, basic word problem-solving, stuff like that. Definitely don’t skimp on studying for the English and reading section, because while you may think it’s an easy concept, it can be presented on the TEAS a little tricky sometimes. Take your time reading and fully understand what the question is asking- always reread the questions before answering. Good luck and hope this helps!