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Thank you for all the replies! It turns out that after all this stress & worrying, I don't need to take it again! The school called me and said they decided that missing the required score by 0.3% was sufficient for them! Good luck to everybody who is taking the test. I recommend spending the most studying time on science, and maybe taking a biology class before taking the test (or at least reading a biology/chemistry book, which explains concepts so much better than the ATI study guide, which just touches on each subject matter in as little detail as possible). I was studying science and math like crazy for my second try at the test, and now that I don't have to take it anymore, I will still be studying. Good luck guys!!

Hi everyone! I just joined and was hoping I could get some advice. I took the TEAS test in January and missed the 65% requirement by 0.3%. I'm taking it again at the end of March and this is the last time I can take it for the school I want to get into. I did bad in math and science, and I was wondering if anyone had study tips they could share? This time around I am studying with flashcards and it seems to be helping me retain information. Science is the subject I did the worst on. I got an 80% on human body science, but everything else I am lost in. Also, my school said that if I didn't retake the test I would be on hold until the application deadline in April. Do you think that if I got lower than my previous score of 64.7% they wouldn't accept me? The other requirements are fine - it was just the TEAS score that wasn't their acceptable level. Should I retake the test or cancel and hope for the best? It is my number one choice for nursing school, and the other schools in my area use PSB tests, so right now this school is the only one I'm applying for. I don't want to screw up! Thank you!