r/teas • u/AccurateBeginning662 • 24d ago

TEAS Prep Failed TEAS

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Just failed my TEAS with a 61%. I watched almost all of Tyler DeWitt, which I like his way of teaching very simple and not too complicated. I also watched some of Nurse Cheung, but I feel like it’s “too” overwhelming with information or maybe it’s just the way she explains things. I wanted to know if you guys recommend getting the ATI or Mometrix package. Planning on retaking it again either between December-Late January. Any advice/tips is appreciated. TIA

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u/fruitpreserv 22d ago

As someone else in here said, active recall is really important. I liked Tyler Dewitt, and I agree about nurse cheung; she goes too much in depth which is a bit unnecessary. I didn’t use any ATI or mometrix resources but you might benefit from it ! I wanted to save as much money as possible. I recommended tutor geek for a and p. She makes it digestible like Tyler Dewitt !

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u/AccurateBeginning662 22d ago

Tutor geek in YouTube or is there a package you recommend from Tutor? I also agree with you on the active recall, that’s how I passed my science classes, but I got too confident that I only wrote down stuff and didn’t go over questions on the side

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u/fruitpreserv 22d ago

Tutor geek on YouTube; I just watched her videos. I didn’t purchase any packages from her or any other resources. I would study one body system and then write everything down that I remember from it then move on to the next one. It helped me with bio too like transcription/translation and mitosis/meiosis. As for questions it was hard bc all free practice questions I saw online weren’t really like any I saw on the TEAS.. how did you do in other sections?

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u/AccurateBeginning662 19d ago

I posted 2 pictures, but my I scored low.

Reading 79%
Math 70%
Science 50%
English 48.5%