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It just sounds like you need to score as high as you can. The TEAS is very difficult (IMO) and at my school it has been rare to find anyone scoring above around an 84 or so (I scored an 82%).
It's not really about "bad luck" but about studying a lot and refusing to do poorly on it.
Have you started studying for it yet? When are you going to take it?
Yes, that's correct. As more students take the test, your place is constantly wavering. You don't know what place you are in until you get the call of whether you are accepted into the program or not.
I'm giving myself a couple hours each day, and I have 3 TEAS books that I am studying from.
I've been studying for awhile, and we only get 3 tries to take it. Ever. I am taking it early July to see how it is. On my practice exam with basic knowledge, I got a 73%, but I'm studying every day now.
I made in the 70's on my practice test and completely panicked. Made a 91 on the real test my first try. You can do it! Just keep studying and telling yourself you can.
Beccalynn33
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Sorry that this is my second post, but I have a very important question. I am planning on attending Delaware County Community College, and you have to pass the teas in order to petition before even getting into the nursing program. However, in order to get into the program, there is no set score that someone most have. The intake of students is on a rolling basis, so if I score a 87 I could have a spot in the program, but if someone gets an 88 it will bump me down a spot. There is a limited number of spots, so this could get me bumped out of the program just due to bad luck. Does anyone else have this issue, and can anyone give me advice as to how to deal with this and what to do to keep my spot in the program (if I pass)?