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I've bought the TEAS study guide test that you get when you purchase the exam and I did fairly well on it. I should probably buy another book as well too. Any suggestions greatly appreciate it

Hey guys so I'm about to take the TEAS exam and I'm nervous. I've set aside ample time to study and go over sections that I don't feel too confident in. I bought the TEAS V study guide but it seems a bit vague and not a lot of information. Is the test really like the study guide or does it go more in dept? So my question is how did yall pass the exam and aced it. Any other resources that are a must?

Being an EMT has also been something that's been on my mind ever since the beginning ,but i guess being a female and not the average height, strength i could always work on,. Lead me leaning more towards nursing. Little stupid things like that shouldn't worry me but it has brought me down. If you can do the job and have a passion for it people shouldn't worry about it, right. Yourself being an EMT do you think you'll ever want to go further, maybe becoming a paramedic.

I'm happy to hear that you made it through. I've talked to some programs and unfortunately i will have to wait another year, but Ive also heard that i can retake the TEAS so I'm happy about. I keep studying and most definitely keep pushing through. Thank you for your reply i appreciate it. Good Luck to you.

Hey thanks for your comment. I live in Texas and its true the best thing is to save money, but if i may ask what do you think the big difference is between a med tech and a nurse. Do you think you will ever want to pursue further to become a RN.

Hey everyone I'm fairly new to this site, but have seen so many questions answered by fellow peers and nursing students. I've read so many post that i was hoping someone, anybody, can give me some insist. So here i go. I went into college in full gear got my associates in science/pre-nursing, in less then two years. I was leaning towards a BSN as soon as i got out of college and had several university's i wanted to attend. Due to deadlines, a semester of waiting of getting into a program turned into a year and now after not doing so good on my TEAS i have to wait Yet another year! I'm so discourage i dont want wait another year. SO.. now I'm looking into something to do in the mean time i was thinking EMT then i heard CNA, and med tech. i just want to be certified in something to get me into some hands on training while i wait. so many options and i have NO IDEA what to do. Did anyone else have this problem? If so any feedback