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lisalynn0621

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  1. Nope the TEAS V doesn't have an essay part. If you have any more questions feel free to email me at [email protected]
  2. Your welcome! I was extremly nervous and had test anxiety too, I almost talked myself out of going to the test center the morning of! But it really wasn't too bad. The test is 209 minutes, 58 min for reading, 51 min for math, 66min for science, and 34 min for englishand language usage. Thank you so much!
  3. I took the TEAS V exam march 23rd, and I was really worried about the math portion, but it wasn't too bad. Just brush up on fractions, decimals, and percentages and you should be fine. However I did find the science portion a little difficult but if you spend the time studying then you should be just fine. As for the reading and english and language usage just make sure you take your time actually reading the material. I used the Secrets of the TEAS V exam study guide (published by: Mometrix Media LLC) Which not only has study info but test taking tips plus alot of other info in it . I just got my acceptance letter last week so I guess it helped me. If you study you should pass it no problem. Good Luck!
  4. I got my acceptance letter on thursday as well for the Gainesville campus. I'm in valley view. heres my email if anyone wants to meet up, [email protected]. I would really like to know someone before the first day too.

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