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Hi Kate, Thanks so much for getting back to me. I do appreciate your response. Currently, my education is on hold, but in the meantime, I plan to study for the TEAS V again...sigh... Jeanie

Hi Kate, If she doesn't mind answering the questions, ask her what her "Admissions Index Score" was when she applied and how she did on the TEAS V test. Thanks for writing,

The first time I took the TEAS 4 just to see what it was like. I got a 67. That night, after dinner, I went through the TEAS study manual and made notes. I wish that I had done that right after taking the test December 30th I will be retaking the TEAS 4 test. I have been studying and have paid to take the TEAS online practice tests. I have also taken some basic math classes to improve my math. Any study ideas that you can I offer, I would be very appreciative, especially in chemistry. I had a terrible chemistry instructor. Stoichiometry made no sense to me at all. My counselor suggested that 80s would be a "nice to see" score on the TEAS. I hope that you did well on your test. :)

Most anything can be found on the internet, including your questions. Since I am 61, I would have said that your first question was False. I wasn't sure about the answer to your second questions, so I went to the internet and found the answer, which is False, according to the internet: "test yourself on the myths of aging". http://www.livestrong.com/article/12726-test-yourself-myths-aging/

Are there any students/recent graduates of the nursing program in the Tri-Cities? I'm almost done with my pre-reqs in order to apply for the nursing program. I would be interested in your comments about the TEAS testing, floor training, the program itself, and job availability after graduation. Thanks in advance and I look forward to your comments.