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TEAS test help

hello,

I'm taking my TEAS test in about a week. I'm nervous about it, because I don't know what to expect. I'm mainly worried about the math and chemistry parts. Does anyone have any suggestions for me?

Thanks for your help

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it's just basics, the science part is the hardest, b/c it covers several areas of science.

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Thanks for the info. Thats what I thought, but wasn't to sure about. I wasn't about to take it when I thought, so now I have alittle time to study.

Thank you again

So can anyone give me a little more info on what to exxpect on the TEAS test? I had read some stuff that the Math covers basically long division, fractions, decimals, measurements...is there a lot of algebra?

The Science I hear is a lot of A & P questions. Is there a lot of Biology questions?

Thanks in advance to anyone who helps!! :)

What is the TEAS test?? I have been a nurse for 16 years and other than the routine med test given during orientation, I have never had to take a TEAS or PBSD? I keep hearing about them, mainly on travel boards? Isn't the NCLEX enough??

The TEAS is a test you have to take before getting into the nursing program. Its kinda like taking SAT's.

Ahh..I thought it was a test the hospitals use during orientation like the PBSD? Good Luck!!

There is a sticky thread about the teas in the students tab. It has many answers in it. The teas does have biology but it depends on which version you are taking. I have only taken teas V and it has a lot of questions on chemistry and cellular biology. The science portion is very random.

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