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TEAS without prerequisites

I'm an LVN getting ready to go back to school to get my ADN. I don't have any prerequisites completed, but I am studying the Mometrix ATI TEAS prep study guide along with khan academy videos and other online sources. The school I am applying to contains all of the prerequisites in their curriculum. Although I graduated from my LVN program at the top of my class (95% overall GPA) and I am usually very good at taking tests, I am a little worried about the TEAS. Just wondering if anyone out there has passed the TEAS without taking their prerequisites first? Does anyone think it's doable? Thanks!!

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    Hi! I graduated high school in 2016 and am (hopefully) going to school for my ADN as well. I had one semester of college right after my graduation but haven't been back since. I took the TEAS and got an 80% actually! I was in the same boat as you with really no prerequisites, so I'm sure you'll do just fine!

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    Reading, math, and grammar is pretty standardized, all could be taught by studying the practice books. I took AP1, AP2, CHEM, and Microbiology and I still found the science portion to be tricky only because its very broad. I focused more on topics I had control over: math, grammar, and reading. There are plenty of free questions online that mimic a teas exam and ati has an option where you pay 46 for a practice exam, you can take the exam twice.

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