Question about the teas v exam

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Hi guys, I am sophomore as a pre nursing student and I still have about six months to study for the teas v exam but I just don't know where to start from. Right know my GPA is suffering I have a 3.00 that's not even close to what I need although I still have another year ahead of me I don't think even with perfect grades I will be able to bring the gpa high enough to get into nursing and the only option now is to study for the teas v exam and get a really well score on it. I hope I can get some ideas as to what to do.

Hello!

I had to take the TEAS several times before I passed. I highly highly recommend studying the ATI Handbook with a fine tooth comb. That, along with the 2 practice tests on the ATI website are extremely helpful to passing!! I did not find much help with study aids that were not ATI brand.

The fact that you have 6 months to study is so great. That gives you plenty of time to get through the ATI Handbook and then take the practice tests afterwards.

Definitely get the whole ATI package. So that means obtaining the book with the two assessment tests. It's an $investment$$ but it will definitely help you in the long run. Also read the ATI book front to back ...you have 6 months to adequately prepare. I only had 2 weeks. You'll do great. Also I will provide this link of this user who details the components of the ATI exam beautifully. Good luck to you and happy studying :)!!

https://allnurses.com/teas-exam-help/how-i-passed-804222.html

Thank you guys for all the information. I went to the local Barnes and noble and I wasnt able locate a Ati package but I did get the 5 Teas practice test by Mcgraw- hill education. I will try online to get Ati package online. I was also wondering Adelacruz as to how many attempts do you get to take the Teas. I wish guys luck in your exams as well.

The ATI package is found on ATItesting website! The amount of times you can take it depends on what school you're applying to. My school allows you to take it 3 times in a calendar year (January-December) with at least 30 days in between.

Hi! Did you notice if there were questions repeated esp on the reading part?

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