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I just thought that I'd leave my two cents regarding the TEAS V since it's a key component in getting accepted to your program! Resources used: -ATI Book -Mometrix Test Prep -Crash Course (Recommend if needed to cram) -Khan Academy/Bozeman One of the first things to do: breathe. I was lucky that my testing center had ear plugs and allowed us to go on our own pace (computerized exam). Even in complete silence, you can find yourself either dazed or anxious, and even a mix of both. A suggestion to solve this is to just close your mind and think about why you are taking the test. Sometimes a little emotion can push you out of these zones. I'll be honest, for all you Scrubs fans out there, I imagined answering these questions as if Dr. Cox was asking me them (course these questions are far from rounds). Pacing yourself is important as you may find yourself with little time to spare (math...) or more time than needed (science!). I found myself in these aforementioned sections while taking the test. The transitioning between sections is very important since you're shifting focus on completely different topics (reading and english had some very similar questions). So to recap: breathe, relax, pace, and move on (of course, it's a lot easier said than done). A little studying before the exam isn't too bad, but I wouldn't go overboard prior. A mantra between my friends is "you either know it or you don't." That is what certainly motivated me to study as much as I could given my resources (ATI, Mometrix, the Internet, etc). So to study, I highly recommend the ATI test book (I checked this out of my local library about two days before my test and learned more from it than the Mometrix brand book). The practice tests are similar to the real test itself with a few minor exceptions (it hasn't been revised and there are new questions on the test not found within the book). The Mometrix book I mentioned has great practice tests (3 of them), but the information lacked reinforcement while trying to learn. YouTube is your best friend for reviewing certain subjects. I recommend Crash Course above all, and of course Khan and Bozeman. All in all, this is a short reflection on my experience with the TEAS. I scored an exemplary 94.7% in the 99th percentile and was ecstatic to find out my score. I know my advice is a bit broad and general, but I can also offer any answers to questions as well! Good luck to all of you and congratulations to the OP for scoring well on her test!

Hello! I have not seen a TU Fall 2016 thread on the Maryland Nursing forum, so I thought I'd start one here. Just wondering how everyone else is doing, so hopefully we can communicate and talk about our woes and anxieties. Snow doesn't help either..

Hello! I've only applied to the Towson main campus as my main choice, so it's either Towson or bust for me.