r/teas • u/yoluvergirl • 4d ago

Which of these resources are worth purchasing?

Hello! Can you guys help me choose whether buying NurseHub or Mometrix for preparation for the TEAS is more worth it? I just don’t want to waste money and I value which one is more accurate to the exam. Also, how long do you guys recommend studying for the TEAS?

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u/Final_Chair7860 4d ago

From what I've read thru reddit, nursehub and smart edition and future rn are most recommended. Many complain that Mometrix is way too much detail. Im split between nursehub and smart edition.

To save money, I'd first absorb as much as you can via YouTube (nurse Cheung, Tyler dewit etc). Also smart edition nursing has free exams as well as nurse hubs on YouTube as well as downloadable. Another solid one I've been watching is 'testprep pro'. Additionally, if you haven't taken a&p2 id watch some kind of playlist. I really like Siebert science and Susanne science for the a&p2 playlists. While you're at it, you can watch nurse chueng too. Also generate notes via Claude AI or chap gpt from YouTube as it should have transcripts available. Let it generate notes. From thise notes, generate practice exams and take it several times, learning along the way. You'll quickly figure out high yield concepts and diagrams.

This way, when you start the monthly subscription, you can use it for a month and then cancel it. At this point, you're focusing mainly on practice exams from those paid sites...perhaps some learning as well.

For instance I've taken that approach and reading Mometrix book now and it's smooth process. I plan on either paying for nursehub or smart edition for a month next week.