SaltyRN39

Just break it down. Look up the article on this website called "how to pass teas" or something like that. It breaks down every little thing you should know. I did the same thing. When you stumble upon the post it may seem like its a lot, but it's really not. Once you make your study guide and everything, just focus in and study. Ditch your friends, tv, partying, and everything else that's going to distract you. You can go back to all of that once you crush the test. Also look up crash course, Bozeman science, and khan academy for science. Those guys are the BEST for learning science. They could teach dna replication to a kindergartner with their teaching ability. Trust me just focus on the ati book, the long post on this forum I told you about, and those YouTube channels and you'll be okay!

I take it the 7th of March!!!

Hey so i have been studying every day now for the past month for about 4-5 hours a day. I read the ati book cover to cover a few times and have made flash cards for the entire science section along with watching videos on every topic.I feel like I'm prepared but at the same time I feel under prepared. Ive read articles of how the test is easy and filled with broad questions, but I've also read how difficult it could be. I haven't had any trouble with the math; i honestly found it incredibly easy (not to brag or anything). My grammar skills are pretty good and i don't think ill have too much trouble. I'm just concerned about the science. Can you fill me in on your experience with the science section? How much A&P did you encounter? And was it broad or specific? I've been wondering if i need to dive into a text book for that. Any help with what i should expect would be great. And yes i have looked at that great article on this website, I'm just curious about your opinion since you just recently took it. Thank you!!