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you will be just fine, especially if you only need a minimum of a 55! the best thing to do is to buy the review book that ATI provides on their website (i think its also available at barnes and noble and amazon). it teaches all of the math you need to know and it will cover the A&PII information that you haven't reviewed yet since you haven't taken the class! there are also two review tests in the back that are exactly how the test is set up. at the time i was taking the teas i bought the ati book in a bundle with two online practice tests. i was a little disappointed in the online tests because i failed them miserably, but they were much harder than the actual teas exam. the tests in the book are more similar to the test. i ended up scoring in the advanced section and got into school. you will do great. just dedication time to review every day. i went through the entire book once and took the first test in the book, then went through the whole book a second time and took the second test.

i suppose it depends on your overall score. some schools will only allow you to take them twice, so check in with your schools that you're applying to. if so, either send your best scores or the school will automatically take the best score if you took the teas at the institution and both scores were sent there automatically. typically schools want at least a score of proficient, which is 58.6% and higher (https://www.google.com/search?q=teas+scores&espv=2&biw=1422&bih=736&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj0x8HTgd3KAhXHAxoKHfuEB7UQ_AUIBygC&dpr=0.9#imgrc=8zMSHVCT2LdoCM%3A) i've never heard of a school requiring a certain score in one of the subtests, so that's interesting. you should not be penalized for taking it a third time, it is most likely a matter of the school disregarding the score and taking the better score of the first two attempts.