r/teas

I took the TEAS this past month and scored a 97%

I really don’t think I could have done it without a test bank, but I did it!

Cheers to going to nursing school!!!

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I failed the TEAS before and honestly felt like giving up because it was my last chance. What changed for me was how I studied. I stopped just reading and focused on practicing real exam-style questions every day, reviewing my weak areas, and staying consistent. I followed a simple study plan and used NurseChamp test banks alongside other resources for guidance, and that made everything clearer. Seeing improvement kept me going. If you’re struggling and really need to pass, don’t lose hope. I can share the study plan and the test banks that helped me just reach out and I’ll guide you.

Can someone please give me some insight on how the science portion of the teas were for them, and any study tips that helped? Im thankful I only have to take one section but it feels like the hardest one! All I need is at least a 50%

I’m going to be schedule to take the teas exam on 05/01. I have have done the practice teas on the actual website and scores super low a 41% no studying or anything. I been out of school for like 8 years. Don’t know how to study but really been wanting to get into nursing I’m currently a PCT. I’ve heard YouTube with nurse Chueng. I want to know if buying the ati study guide is helpful? Please help!!! Any study tips?? Thanks so much in advance!!

Does anyone have any good TEAS practice questions or resources they can share? I’m trying to find stuff that’s really similar to the actual exam. or someone who has the real exam questions

I take my TEAS exam on Friday, and I feel nowhere near ready.

I bought the $69 ATI study prep and took Practice Test A (scored a 52) and Practice Test B (scored a 49). After taking these practice tests, I’m feeling pretty discouraged.

I’ve been using NurseHub, but I didn’t feel like it was very useful for me. Recently, I found Tyler DeWitt, and I’ve started going through his videos.

My program requires a 60% overall and at least 60% in all four sections.

Test A

• Reading: 59
• Math: 61
• Science: 38
• English & Language Usage: 54

Test B

• Reading: 82
• Math:38
• Science: 27
• English & Language Usage: 51

Oh and on top of that I got ghosted by a guy who wanted me first, so go figure! Anyways, I was really on top of all my studying until stuff went down in my personal life and now I just feel so unmotivated and burnt out and I legit don’t want to do anything. It doesn’t help that i’m still in microbio and a&p 2 and we’re so close to the end of the semester. I just want to be done with everything. I went from studying 24/7 last week to not picking up any study material the last 4 days and now I feel a mess. I took practice exams and have been scoring in the 70s so that’s also been great :/ I don’t even know where to pick off and I just feel so incapable of doing anything, I am so down lol

I have around 1 week elfr of studying for Teas, Ive been studying for 2-4 hour intervals since December and in taking my Teas on April 28th! I want to be the msor competitive I can​​ be so I'm aiming for a 91% or above. This is my last week of studying as I wont be doing much on the days before test to give my self a break and have less anxiety.

I pretty much got reading and writing in thr bag, im just focusing on science and a bit of math for review. ​​​​

Any tips for my last week? Thank you! ​

I took my teas test the first time today and failed with a 53.3%😪sadly. I ran out of time in my reading/math section, which led to me not answering all of the questions for both of them. Also, the science section was mainly chemistry based. I plan on retaking the teas test again.

Does anyone have recommendations of how to prep for the reading by answering the questions faster?

I practice on mometrix, ati teas app, and watched YouTube videos. Studied for a week and a half.

How should I prep for my retake?

Retook the teas for the 5th time and passed the day before the nursing deadline.

Just got the email I got accepted🕺

I’m curious on the formatting of the questions. Is every question multiple choice? Is there anything that uses images and ask you to identify anything based on those images? i’m mainly just looking to know about anything that’s outside you’re standard

“what is blah blah blah”

A. blah

B. blah

C. blah

Hi everyone, Im taking the TEAS in two days and im so anxious! I’ve done practice tests, went through the whole ATI textbook, taken notes, done flash cards, done TEAS prep classes, but I still don’t feel fully prepared! Any other recommendations before the test? Thank you!

Hi all!

Does anyone have any good recommendations on how to study for the science portion of the exam? I have never taken a college science course (they are included in my nursing program), but need to get my grade up! I need advice on where to even begin.

I’m not sure if I can post this here, but I was curious if anyone was interested in creating a group to hold each other company and accountable. I have until December 2026 to take the TEAs, and I plan to maybe take it around September-October, so there’s plenty of time to study. I have a lot of resources that I would be happy to share! I’m F22 from the West Coast!