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I did a search on the TEAS and noticed many said that there wasn't much A&P on the test. Is this still true? I'm taking A&P I right now, and thought I should wait to take the TEAS until late December. But if I take the TEAS this month, I can try for early decision. I know I will do fine on the math (I have an MS in math). But my science is rusty! I do have a minor in Physics, so maybe that will help me. Should I just take the test soon? I have the ATI book and plan to read it well. But there's just no way I have time to memorize everything in it.

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I did a search on the TEAS and noticed many said that there wasn't much A&P on the test. Is this still true? I'm taking A&P I right now, and thought I should wait to take the TEAS until late December. But if I take the TEAS this month, I can try for early decision. I know I will do fine on the math (I have an MS in math). But my science is rusty! I do have a minor in Physics, so maybe that will help me. Should I just take the test soon? I have the ATI book and plan to read it well. But there's just no way I have time to memorize everything in it.

I just took the TEAS a couple weeks ago. There was ONE A+P question that I can recall ( sympathetic vs. parasympathetic). The majority of the test was scientific method, simple physics, simple chem + life science. There were only 38 science questions from what I recall......I'd take it if I was you.

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I just took the TEAS a couple weeks ago. There was ONE A+P question that I can recall ( sympathetic vs. parasympathetic). The majority of the test was scientific method, simple physics, simple chem + life science. There were only 38 science questions from what I recall......I'd take it if I was you.

I just took it a couple of weeks ago too. It sounds like we had the same test. I agree with this poster. You should be fine.

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