kels.weir

Everything is more in depth rather than just basics in the subjects. For example instead of just addition/subtraction like on the HESI, on the TEAS you have more algebraic problems and you can't use a calculator. The science is a lot of earth science from biology. There are some in depth A&P questions too though. Like I previously stated I would definitely get a study book and study for a good 2 or 3 weeks before you take it. The books detail the components of the test better than I can remember.

I took it so I could apply to TWU as a back-up. The TEAS V is nothing like the HESI! For the TEAS you actually have to study in great detail in order to do well (I got a book from Barnes & Noble to study from). I studied for about 2 weeks before and still only made an 83. The average is usually around an 80 from what I've heard. Let me know if you have any other questions about it.

I'm sorry for the confusion. Some people who have taken classes elsewhere, aka not at TWU, might receive an email from the advisors to see if they are core complete at another Texas university. If you're a transfer your advisor probably talked to you about it. If not you're probably fine.

Has anyone else received an email from TWU regarding their core complete status?! My advisor said we would get one but only saw one person mention they've actually received one.

Anyone hear any new updates about UTA's decision?! October 1st is only 6 days away.

I am not partnered. I do not know much about the AP BSN program so I don't know my chances of getting in considering I'm not partnered. What about you? I also applied to the On-Campus program.

Where on the website does it say October 1st?