Jun 27, 201016 yr Hello everyone,The TEAS sticky is great for general TEAS questions, but I wanted to start a more specific TEAS thread for TEAS V.For anyone who has taken both 4.0 and V, was there a big difference? If so what are the differences?Is it okay to use the 4.0 study guide for V?Did you take the online practice exams for both? Is it worth it to take the V practice exam if you have already taken 4.0 at least once.If you took the V practice exams, how was it? Would you recommend it?Please list anything else that is helpful.
Dec 23, 201015 yr Hello, I'm new on here...I'm scheduled to take teas V two weeks from now....I need help...Is teas test V harder than 4?....If it is should I focus on the book or the manuals.
Dec 27, 201015 yr Author TEAS 5 is much harder than TEAS 4! I did ok on TEAS 4 and didn't do so well on TEAS 5. For example, I got a 90% in reading on 4 and got 70% in reading of 5. The questions on 5 seemed to be a little more tricking. I have been studying the guide a little every day. In another week I should be finished the whole book. I am retaking it Feb 5th. My goal is to go through it 1 or 2 more times. I also am scheduled to be tutored by a test prep tutor. I hope this works for me. As far as focusing on one thing more than the other, I think the test is all over the place. You may want to study as much as you can. What has been working for me is 1 Math assignment and 3 other assignments a day (Reading, Science and English). I hope this helps.
Jan 5, 201115 yr ATI study manual for TEAS V is very useful. I think most of the answers in science section are in the book. Just make sure you read every page. After the test I checked some questions that I think I might got them wrong and I found that all of the answers is in the ATI book which I just skipped it or didn't pay attention enough. The science questions are only test on topics which in the ATI manual V; it will tell you how many questions on each topic.I have McGraw Hill book as well, but the science questions in this book is much easier than TEAS V. I definitely recommend ATI manual V for preparing yourself for the TEAS V.
Jan 7, 201115 yr I just took the TEAS V today. I just needed the reading comprehension portion. I scored in the 96%. However, I did want to comment because I did take the exam twice. I had consistently scored between 90-97% on all the practice exams. When I got to the exam the first time - I passed, but did did not do as well as I had been doing on the practice exams. There were multiple factors - the scratch paper was typed on on one side and I am a note taker - so by the time I got to the follow the directions I had to try to do it in my head. That didn't work too well. I also felt off that day and thought the exam was much more complicated than the practices.The second test was so different from the first. I felt like it was much easier - more like the book. I also felt more myself and had enough scratch paper. I felt really good about it.My point is - it is really the luck of the draw of the questions and how you feel that day. For anyone taking the exam in the future - stop studying the day before. Let your brain take a break and do something to unwind like a massage. Then the day of the exam - warm your brain up with a few questions from each type, but do not go overboard and do not check the answers. Just let your brain get into test taking mode. I didn't do any studying between exams and figured I had nothing to lose because I had a passing score and it couldn't get worse. I went for a massage the night before and had no pressure on myself that day.
Jan 10, 201115 yr What about the physics questions? how many were on knetic energy, potential energy, gas laws, etc?!I take it this week and am freaking out about science..it's the section my school counts and everyone says it's so random! are there any formulas you would suggest memorizing?Thanks SO much!
Jan 13, 201115 yr help please how detail do i need to go with physics? do they provide us with equations? what equations should i memorize? thank you so much!!! :)
Jan 15, 201115 yr A lot of the science is not really that hard if you know your chem. The physics relates to real life situations. Math very basic. Reading (make sure you read carefully, they will try to trick you.) English, know all the weird verb rules. The study guide for the v is pretty good. I am taking it again for a better score. Got a 72 overall
Jan 15, 201115 yr As one should not disclose what is on a previous taken teas exam, I can say since the teas v study guide does no go over mole calculations, one would not be responsible for them on a test. Hope this helps, where are u applying to?
Jan 16, 201115 yr help pleaseeeeeeeeeeesomeone who is kind enough can please explain something to me that i am not understanding lol.. okay so in teas v ati study guide the first practice test i missed the science question 39... can someone please explain how you get the answer.please help very confused!
Hello everyone,
The TEAS sticky is great for general TEAS questions, but I wanted to start a more specific TEAS thread for TEAS V.
For anyone who has taken both 4.0 and V, was there a big difference? If so what are the differences?
Is it okay to use the 4.0 study guide for V?
Did you take the online practice exams for both? Is it worth it to take the V practice exam if you have already taken 4.0 at least once.
If you took the V practice exams, how was it? Would you recommend it?
Please list anything else that is helpful.