TEAS

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Has anyone taken the TEAS? Tell me everything!

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I took the TEAS this past Tuesday. If you want to email me at [email protected] I'll be happy to answer any questions you have! There's so many things I wish I knew!

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I used the official ATI study book and studied for about 2 weeks before taking the exam. The best thing that I did was taking one of the practice tests to identify my weaknesses. I studied those instead of wasting time on concepts that I had already mastered.

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My advice is to NOT buy the Mometrix TEAS Study guide, I don't know about the others, but they claim to be the "best study guide" on the mark. It is in no way related to the actual test, and I had to find that out the hard way. Your best route is to go to your library, ask for a teas practice book, and do it there. There are 4 sections: reading (53 Q, 64 min), math (36 Q, 54 min), science (53 Q, 63 min), Eng/Lang (28 Q, 28 min). Best advice is to use Quizlet (just type in TEAS), and use your library's resources. I used the Mometrix study guide and failed 2x (1 point away from the minimum!). I ended up taking the HESI somewhere else and scored way higher, because I used Quizlet and the library. Good luck! :)

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