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TEAS exam Failed.. Help!

Hi everyone... I took my teas text yesterday.. and I failed! Scored so terrible.. I'm blaming my self because I didn't study hard. I only studied for 2 days and hoped that I will give it a try... my friends told me that I shouldn't have done that or took the test without preparing for it well... and they we're right, I'm regretting so much and so disappointed of my self.

Now, I only have 1 chance to take it again... Anyone can help me to improve and how to study well to pass my next test... I feel so sorry to my self.... I should have know better... :(:(:banghead::sorry::sorry:

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    Well .. at least you're honest with yourself knowing that you weren't able to just wing it. I spent three months preparing for my TEAS. I suggest getting yourself a study guide specifically for the TEAS and doing as many practice exams as you can and then brushing up on your areas of weakness.

    Let this be a lesson to you if you do get into nursing school down the road. Procrastination and cramming don't work. Period.

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    Try studying for longer than 2 days, and use the study guide they recommend. Use the resources you have to help...library books, YouTube, etc.

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    Well at least you recognized your faults and it is a lesson learned and to not be repeated again. Don't worry about the score that you have just made just focus on improving the score for the next exam. Make sure you prepare enough time to study for the exam so that you can do your best on the exam. I would suggest making a calendar for the days you have left until exam day and set out specific times during the day to study for the exam and stick to it. Since you have taken the exam you alread have an idea of the types of questions they will have on the exam. There is a saying "Perfect practice makes perfect," and I agree with it. If you practice some problems and read a review book you should do well! Good luck and God Bless!:woot:

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