TEAS exam

LovnLife · Jan 11, 2009

I graduated from college nine years ago. Took the TEAS Friday, Jan.9th. The test was a breeze. I studied for two weeks using the ATI TEAS Guide and a little of the Kaplan Nursing School Entrance Exam. Kaplan was a little more difficult. Time yourself with every test you take in ATI or both books. Give yourself a minute per question. If you can complete the test in a timely matter you will do well. Time seems to pass faster during the math section. It is due to some of the questions being so wordy (if that is a word). Also, touch-up on your English for the grammar section of the exam. I will not know my scores until Monday or Tuesday. I took the pencil/paper exam at Kennesaw State University in GA. Good Luck to everyone!!!

S.vincent · Jan 11, 2009

LovnLife, thank you so much. I hope you get a 100 % :yeah:

LovnLife · Jan 11, 2009

Thank you! How I wish but know better. I should have given myself a month to study. Umm, you know what? Not really; it's either you know it or not. The science was prior high school (earth science) and college biology (ATP, DNA, gene pool, lysosmes, etc.). The one math question that got me was a linear inequality. I could not remember how t graph it. Sometimes when things are easy we take it for granted look at the first possible answer and on we go. I just keep thinking about how silly I was to forget how to graph that one problem. :banghead: Oh well, it was like practice. The school I applied to deadline was Friday evening. Because the exam was paper/pencil it did not make the deadline. I will dispute it with the school because they advice to take it at the University on that date. Wish me luck!

LovnLife · Jan 12, 2009

Below is a very resourceful site for TEAS and many other exams. Hopefully it helps you!

http://www.testprepreview.com/teas_test_breakdown.htm

S.vincent · Jan 12, 2009

again, thanks, lovnlife. i wish you luck. let me know when you know your scores. good luck!!