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sucked in science and math!

wow so I am enrolled in a TEAS V prep class and they had me do a bunch of pretests. Can I say I totally sucked in both math and science. I mean i had scores between 11% and 36% :unsure: that really hurt my ego. Well I knew I wouldn't do to well but I feel that I can improve if I continue to push myself. Can anyone recommend science books that I can read to learn basics about clouds, rocks, and such? I have plenty of math help books that I will be using but no science book but one chemistry book I bought off Amazon. I honestly don't really understand it but I haven't really tried. Any info will help, thanks!

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Get the teas book from ATI, the makers of the test, every question, without fail, was from that study manual.

I've failed the teas 4 times now. I'm a straight A student. I have major test anxiety and it is extremely frustrating. I will be taking it one last time before I change my major and give up. :( I work in dialysis and this is my goal/dream. Study your ass off and don't fall into my shoes!

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Thank you for the responses I did purchase the ATI book but I think this test just causes me to go completely blank. @Aaic I also have test anxiety as well as GAD but I'm hoping to do okay. How long did you study for before taking the test? I am starting now but don't plan on taking the test until the deadline which I am hoping is April 2014 for the fall 2014 LVN course. I plan on doing my RN but I have lots of pre requisites left. Basically all the math and science ones.

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