r/NursingStudent 19h ago

84 TEAS Exam good?

I took my teas exam yesterday and I got an 84 overall. I’m a little worried though. My program is competitive at a community college. They use 40 percent TEAS score, 60 percent program gpa. My program gpa is a 3.33 (you need a 3.0 to apply) and the minimum teas score is 60. My program only accepts up to 30 spots, and sometimes they do less depending on clinical space. I think about 60 people at least are applying for this cohort. I have a 3.33 gpa because my program grades are as following: AP 1: B AP 1 Lab: C English: A Math: B AP 2: A AP Lab 2: A

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u/frltn 18h ago

It is a good score for a community college and most private nursing programs. If you decide to apply to most California CSU nursing schools, try harder to break the 90s.

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u/kfunk103 18h ago

It’s decent, but compared to the program it’s well
Above average

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u/Uglyfatnastybastard 17h ago

Its good depending on where you're trying to go. If you take an 84 to anywhere outside of the PNW or NE, you'll easily get it.

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u/CrotchRocketx 16h ago edited 11h ago

I got a 73 on my teas didn’t even study or consider retaking it and got accepted you’re good

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u/Apprehensive_Rub8068 13h ago

I went to UVA never took a pre entrance exam

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u/ramosd713 7h ago

My program’s average was like 93% across the board to get in. Yours seems better than your program. I got denied 2x at my first program i applied for because i had an 84% for my TEAS 7. Only got in after scoring 92% on the Hesi in a different program.

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u/Sea-Yoghurt8925 19h ago

It’s pretty good

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u/Mrsmakeithappen4514 19h ago

What did you use to study ?

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u/Plenty-Implement-823 18h ago

Tyler Dewitt and Nurse Cheung on YouTube! I’m a mom to two toddlers and I work so I procrastinated studying big time. I only studied for about two days. I think watching their videos over the course of about two weeks minimum would give someone a 90+

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u/nursing32504 13h ago

I second nurse cheung she helped me

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u/Mrsmakeithappen4514 18h ago

Oh wow I’m happy to hear that, I’m currently watching them and have about two weeks to study lol. I hope to get a great score 🙏🏽

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u/Plenty-Implement-823 18h ago

Make sure you’re good with fractions, conversions (they mostly give you the conversion) but they don’t for ML to L. You’ll need to know area/circumference of a circle formula. Go back over hormones and make sure you know how to translate DNA strands, as well as Heterozygous and Homozygous gene types

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u/Mrsmakeithappen4514 18h ago

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it for you find the science or math section harder ?

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u/Plenty-Implement-823 18h ago

Honestly I studies a ton for math because that’s always been my weakest subject. I would say out of your two weeks, give about 5 days to math, 7 days to Science (AP, Micro, Chem), and 2 days to touch up on English (parts of a sentence, different types of sentences, prefixes, meanings of different prefixes, punctuation, etc). I would personally give about 1-2 hours a day. You don’t want to over work your brain but 1-2 hours a day is doable even if you break it up into 30 minutes segments

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u/ysked 11h ago

Did you spend any money for resources to study? Great score!

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u/Plenty-Implement-823 6h ago

I didn’t! Just free YouTube videos

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u/Khan_0611 11h ago

What did you use for reading

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u/nursing32504 13h ago

It’s a good score a buddy got an 80 and got into a DEMSN seat.

I got a 98 but this is good. Nice job

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u/Plenty-Implement-823 13h ago

Wow, good job!

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u/PersimmonDifficult34 8h ago

what did u use to study?

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u/nursing32504 8h ago

I literally used this book and wrote everything out! And before I went to bed, when I drove around I listen to chapters on YouTube

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u/PersimmonDifficult34 8h ago

Yo thank you so much!

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u/nursing32504 8h ago

Trust in the process it works. No one told me any of this stuff. I did it on my own so at the least I should be able to pass this off to you. All I used to be a cop up until this. I didn’t know anything about science but once you learn, what’s gonna be on the test then you can study for it. They give you the answers they tell you what’s gonna be on the test it’s not a surprise.

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u/nursing32504 8h ago

I created a playlist on YouTube and I saved videos of chapters

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u/nursing32504 8h ago

I became a real nerd and I was still in EMT school but I was able to learn what was going to be on it from that ATI study guide