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Unless someone else here goes to or is applying to that school, there's no way to tell. It's a good score, so you shouldn't be too worried, but it all depends on how well other applicants have done and how much weight the school puts on the test. Your best bet is to contact someone from the school and see if you can get any information from them.
Either way, good job!
You have very good scores. You should not have any problems getting in.
Our school requires at least a 78 in each section.
It seems like most people are not passing the science part of the teas.
I am taking the test for the 1st time and I am scared to death.
English is my third language and I have my doubts that I will pass the test. I am allowed to take it 3 times; 30 days apart.
Should I worry about the English portion more than the Science?
I just passed the math entrance exam and think I will do ok on that subject.
I am trying to get into the 2yr RN program, but I am seriously considering doing the LPN route if I do not make it into the program.
What kind of questions were on the test?
I am so stressed; I am up all night thinking about the test.
Please Help!
Thank's!:wink2:
Hey everybody, thanks for all the positive messages. I got notified about a week ago I got accepted!
@Junebaby - my school's bookstore had a prep guide for the test that I thought was really helpful. It had a practice test in it that I did a bunch of times - even though you know how to do it, doing it over and over again makes you faster, giving you more time to do it later. So my advice would be to, when practicing, do the practice problem even if you know how to do it already. You'll get faster and that will definitely help you on the test.
rduterte
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I just got my TEAS back and I got a 91.4%, and am in the 98th percentile. My scores were:
Reading 97.5 (96th percentile)
Math 84.4 (87th percentile)
Science 93.3 (99th percentile)
English 89.1 (91st percentile)
I'm a little worried since I know the school I'm applying to is really competitive (Middlesex CC). Does anybody know whether this is not competitive enough, or pretty competitive? It's tough waiting it out and getting a baseline would be great.
Thanks,
Ramon