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TEAS Exam

I'm extremely nervous about taking the TEAS exam, I'm studying, but I can't help but wonder what type of questions I should pay more attention to. Does anyone have any websites that would be of great help?

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    You can study from today till tomorrow but stressing over this way too much will not make it any easier to pass the exam. As long as you studied as much as you think you have, and you have a firm belief that you did your absolute best in studying, then I am sure you will do just fine. But I guess if you do want to go crazy still, google TEAS practice tests and you will find a ton. I did.

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    I'm with FutureNurseInfo...

    I took mine in 2012. I decided not to stress over it, in fact, I didn't study at all for it and scored 89%. I was taking it early and figured I could still take it at a later time and focus on the areas I had fallen short (because I had no idea what to expect from the TEAS). Luckily for me, it worked out and did not have to retake it (..and I'm not a "brain"). I had other classmates who had to take it again after stressing over it before hand :unsure:... and they were getting better grades than me in class. Go figure! :headphone:

    I say relax and be confident. :)

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