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TEAS test in 2 weeks!

Hi everyone! :D

I'll be taking the TEAS test in about 2 weeks and I'm just really curious about the difficulty level of the Science portion of the test.

If you have taken the test, please let me know what types of questions are being asked in the Science portion and what I should focus my studies on. I have the TEAS Manuel but the Chemistry and Science Section is not as detailed as I want it to be.

I guess I am just really worried because the last time I took Chemistry was in High School and that was about 9 years ago! I'm having the hardest time understanding density, volume and mass right now. :scrying:

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I know just how you feel. I took the teas test on July 26th. I was most concerned about the science portion. Honestly, 90% of the science portion was scientific reasoning. I strongly suggest researching the general rules of scientifc reasoning ( For Example-The more variables in an experiment, the more accurate the results). I had one A & P question about which organ was responsible for insulin production. There was about 10 graphs, but they were no where near as hard as they were in the ATI study guide. I hope this helps, I am sure you will do fine, Best of luck to you.:wink2:

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I know just how you feel. I took the teas test on July 26th. I was most concerned about the science portion. Honestly, 90% of the science portion was scientific reasoning. I strongly suggest researching the general rules of scientifc reasoning ( For Example-The more variables in an experiment, the more accurate the results). I had one A & P question about which organ was responsible for insulin production. There was about 10 graphs, but they were no where near as hard as they were in the ATI study guide. I hope this helps, I am sure you will do fine, Best of luck to you.:wink2:

Really that easy? Thanks!

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