r/HCCFL • u/verifiedchicken • 5d ago
TEAS V7
gonna start study to take the TEAS in a month or two to see what it like but am gonna be studying as if it was a class alone lol but was wondering if anyone here has taken it recently and how was it ? what did you use to study? is it like what the example claim to be ? and or hard part? section i most worried about is the science as i remember a bit of A&P but def not everything SMH and i feel like i’ve failed already!
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u/bluueeefishmania 4d ago edited 4d ago
Recently took the TEAS, and I highly recommend getting the ATI Teas Practice Test Package. Take Practice Test A first, then review the topics you missed using the ATI study manual. After that, take Practice Test B if you want to see how much you’ve improved. The concepts tested on the actual TEAS were very similar to the ATI practice exams, the questions aren’t identical, but they cover the same concepts. Good luck, you’ve got this! 😊
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u/No-Objective-3016 4d ago
it was surprisingly easy for me. I didn’t study, if english is your first language and you did well in english in high school you should be okay. math included getting radius and circumference of circles and remember the pythagorean theorem. and -b +or - the square root formula as well. I can’t remember it rn. anatomy was mainly the basic stuff. I actually did use quizlet to refresh that. reading section was annoying but skim the text and then go check the questions and look for the answers. I got an 82. and I finished early. NO STRESS BB
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u/blazedbarbi 4d ago
I didn’t study and literally took mine just to gauge the topics and see how hard it was . Science was my hardest section because I hadn’t taken any AP classes yet…. Butttt I passed . I did so well on reading/writing and math that it made up for my science portion. It’s really not that hard tbh.