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TEAS Test vs GRE

Hello there! I was wondering if anyone was familiar with both the TEAS and GRE test? I recently took the GRE and was wondering how much more time should I give myself to study for the TEAS? I know they both test basic skills, with one difference being that the TEAS has a science portion. I am a science major but know I will have to give myself some time to review the basics. I am not assuming for one second that since I studied for the GRE I do NOT have to study for the TEAS test, just wondering what is a good (and realistic) amount of time to give myself to do well.

I only did mediocre on the GRE because I wasn't planning on taking it and only had a week to prepare. I ended up scoring ~65th percentile in all subjects, which is not terrible considering but is definitely not good enough. Any insight would be much appreciated!

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    I didn't take GRE but I took GMAT (which should be similar in difficulty). TEAS is much easier. I did finish my pre-reqs when I took TEAS, and the science questions were pretty basic. I studied for 3 weeks (couple hours a day). Many schools limit the number of times you can take it, so make sure you're prepared before you take the real test. Good luck.

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    TEAS is like high school level knowledge of science.

    GRE is measuring college level abilities.

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