TEAS TEST....HELP!

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I'm taking the teas test on Jan 13th and i'm stressing out. Is that enough time to prepare?? I looked at some of the practice tests on the test preview site and I feel like I am in way over my head.

I'm horrible at math, always have been, so I'm a bit freaked out that I don't get to use a calculator.

I hope that there is not too much biology on the exam. I only took part of semester of biology in high school before I dropped out, but I got an A in A&P1 and Chem 101 this past semester.

Any Advice????? (I have the ATI study guide)

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Use your ATI study guide for all the sections but get the McGraw Hill for more detailed explanation of the science sections. Take the online practice teas exam. You've got 2 of them for the same price. It's almost identical to the real exam.

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I agree. I purchased the Mcgraw hill book off of the internet for kindle for pc. You can download the kindle program for free and then download the book for about $10. It's kind of a pain reading it on the computer but it saves quite a bit of money. The science section is all over the place. I would at least know the basics about atoms, the periodic table, geology, lol. The night before I took the test I read about the basics of rocks and tectonic plates, just because this site said it may be on the test and I had 2 questions about rocks and 1 about tectonic plates on the test. I'm sure that knowledge will come in handy. Most of all, don't freak out. I know it sounds easy for me to say since I passed it but, seriously it will do you know good. Good luck.

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flgirl 10 is right. take the practice TEAS tests online. If you have to register with ATI online, then the practice tests will be almost the exact same. I did this and it really helped me to pass the TEAS>

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