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Well, she did her high school in Indonesia. There you can choose a natural sciences or a social sciences track. She did social sciences. So yes, she was definitely coming from behind with the science. Even though we spent over a month on biology, her lowest score by far was on the science section. Fortunately it's the section with the least number of questions!

Hi, we used the official TEAS book that you get directly from ATI at their website, plus the McGraw-Hill Nursing School Entrance Exams book. I also got her the Homework Helpers Biology book by Matthew Distefano since she hadn't had any prior science classes. For math, we used two Pre-Algebra workbooks -- one by Mary Lee Vivian, the other by Theresa Kane McKell. They were very helpful.

Hi juniorminty / abby normal -- This is great advice. Thank you very much. I think we'll go with the strategy you've recommended. Answer every one as it comes up, but write down on her scratch paper the numbers of those she was unsure of. Then if there's time, she can go back. Thanks for your help!

My wife will be taking the TEAS 4.0 computer exam in 2 weeks. We've been doing a lot of work to prepare for it. There's one important question we haven't been able to find an answer to, though -- will she be able to skip harder questions and return to them later, at the end of the section? We're worried she might run out of time on the math if she has to answer them all in order. One other question -- about what percent of the science test is not biology? We're a bit worried about that, too. The science looks pretty hard. Thanks!