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I am working 7 days a week. I have a test scheduled on July 27th. I scored 55% on Ati Teas practise test. I can only study about 2 hours a day after work. I don’t know how efficient I can study but that’s all the hours I can study a day. I work 9 hour shifts. I need to score 83%+ for the school i am applying for.
I know, this is terrible. And no, I don’t have a choice. I cannot leave my job. I need to work. I wish I didn’t had to but that’s just how my circumstances are. From today to July 27th, I will have only two days off which will be on 15th and 16th. And work everyday besides from those two days. I do get exhausted after work. I wakeup at 4 am every morning for work. So, I won’t say that I will retain my material very easily or to my best capabilities after work. But I am willing to try. I increased my math scores from 35% to 82% (Momterix and Ati practise tests) in a week. I think I will take two more days for math, practise little more and review my mistakes.
From July 8th to then I plan on studying for science. I have already taken my prerequisites however, i don’t remember alot of detailed stuff. I do have surface knowledge so i am not starting from zero for science. English is my second language so my reading is okay. I scored 63% range on practise tests. I believe if I practise a little more I can do better. And for english/grammar section I do have good base in that. I just need to review them since it has been a while. I can’t stop thinking about how i barely have time and how tired i am right now. i don’t know if i can make it with only 2 hours of study each day. Maybe maximum 3 hours sometimes but i am not sure since i do get exhausted after work.
Please be kind and make me believe that i can do it. If it isn’t possible then, be honest to me.

guys omg i just heard we aren’t allowed to use scratch paper on the teas?? is this because im taking it at home?

Just a little appreciation post for those who are working the shift today, and those who are studying so you can do it someday.

Happy 4th 🇺🇸

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hey guys i’ve never made a post on here but i used this thread a lot when i was studying so maybe i can help yall!

The first thing i would say is don’t stress too much i studied on and off for the past month but really honed in for 2 days leading up to the test. This honestly wasnt the best method but i felt a little more confident since i completed A&P 1 and 2, chemistry, biology, and i am currently in microbiology. I found on the practice tests i took was way more complex and advanced questions than on the actual teas. Seeing all those hard questions really scared me but there aren’t many like that on the actual test. Most are very surface level but you do need to know all the basics for science. That is what i focused on the most and it was my second highest section. For math, i got a 97% you can use the calculator for most of the questions and you will be good. Know median, mean, mode. For conversions they give you most of them so you don’t have to memorize them all. For reading and english definitely learn the rules and practice, practice, practice. These were the sections i didn’t spend that much time on because i thought it would be easier but they were my 2 lowest sections.

For studying I used the official ati book and bought practice test a. On the first try i got a 76 on it so that scared me a lot too so i started studying harder. However I felt that that test was way harder than the actual thing so if you do good on that it will help you a lot. I also watched Nurse Cheung on youtube for review and TYLER DEWITT he was so good at explaining chemistry and overall for the science section. I also used a bunch of free practice test like mometrixs. I recommend to take the practice test on there it was pretty accurate and gave questions at the same complexity level as the actual teas.

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!!! this test is really scary but you all can do it! lmk if yall have any questions!

Hey, I’m having like a lot of trouble with the English section in grammar and just like conventions of like standard English. Do you guys have any tips? English is my first language, but for some reason, the questions that are asking abt like different sentences like compound or complex get me.

Just curious which is more helpful and similar on read exam?

Hi! I scored around 60% on my previous TEAS exam. For those of you who scored 80–90%, what study resources did you use?

I'm planning to retake the TEAS this year at Kapiʻolani Community College in Hawaii, and my goal is to score between 80% and 90%.

Would you recommend the official ATI Study Guide or the Mometrix book? Which one helped you the most? I'd really appreciate any recommendations or study tips. Thank you!

Yall the science is so broad what do i study? like I have nurse bub but they lowkey go tooo in depth like for example meiosis and mitosis they go in so deep and I don’t think it would be that deep of questions for the teas?? Plz send help!!!!!!

Hi guys, I am studying for the TEAS on Nursehub but doubting if Nursehub is actually helpful. Because I took the HESI 2 months ago using Nursehub to study, vocab, biology, math were similar to nursehub. However, anatomy was not quite similar, i got an 80%. I heard the TEAS reading is really long and the practice question on Nursehub is short, easy word-choice, simple, the ELA is quite easy as well. I have a feeling I should stop using Nursehub to study. The reason why I am using it is because it teaches me from 0 to 10 but I am scared that Nursehub does not provide enough knowledge to take the TEAS. What do you think?

Which teas science did you use and helpful? ATI official, mometrix, nursehub, and so on? Any youtube you recommend for chemistry, biology, and anatomy & physiology? Thank you!

Hello, I plan to take my teas in August and I would like to know what affordable/ free resources are available to me so I can get a 58% or above overall (I am aiming to be 65-70 range or above).

I failed my first test by one point and realized I didn’t give studying my all or take it as serious. I learned I’m gonna have to sacrifice relaxation and lock in. I and all of us can do it!

Hi everyone, I’m very pleased with my score! I would love to answer any and all questions you guys have. This subreddit helped me so I’d like to pay it forward!

So my teas exam is in nearly two weeks. I’ve been working through math and science portion hard. Since I know those two are gonna the toughest for me. The A&P portion is just so dense, idk I’m kinda just struggling with all the information I’m gonna need to study for A&P. It’s been a while since I’ve taken A&P I & II. I’ve been using my meometrix book and having chat gpt, make notes for me for each section on the A&P portion. I’d like some tips on how you guys maybe went through and tackled A&P. Any study tips and resource advice would be great. Thank you 🙏🏽

I keep scoring 78-79% in the math practise test. Is it accurate?