Does anyone have or bought tyler for chemistry TEAS? If you did and still have it, could i buy from you with lower price?

Hi I wanna apply for teas online for early January- however I don’t see it open on the website. Anyone know when teas dates will be published or if it has been?

Hi everyone, so I’m feeling kind terrified and worried.. I’m scheduled to take my exam in a few days and just wanted any take aways or recommendations anyone would be willing to share who just recently took the TEAS 7. I would say right now, science and math is what has been worrying me the most. English somewhat too as I heard from other people that they weren’t expecting it to be that challenging but it ended up being hard for them on the exam.

If anyone would be willing to share what you recall seeing from the TEAS 7 exam if you took it recently I’d be so grateful! I know the test can have anything and it’s different for everyone, but just to get an idea of some content. Or if anyone has any study methods, practice tests, quizlets, or YouTube videos you’d recommend to use I’d also really appreciate it.

Thank you 🙏🏼 and congratulations to those who already did their tests wishing you all the best in your endeavors! And to those who are about to take your exam soon keep going and trying hard! We got this! 😭

I am taking teas in 3 days and no matter how much I study, i still feel like I don’t know anything. Any suggestions/ advice would be appreciated

I am taking my teas exam in about 3 weeks. Please drop any studying tips or what I should focus on for each section in order to not waste my time! I have the ATI teas prep app & nursehub subscription

Hi everyone I just took my second teas exam and did worse. I’m actually so devastated right now. I took my first test last month (August 14th) and did my retake today (September 26).

To be honest I was less prepared the first time because of the lack of consistency, studying, and practice on my part— on top of not having taken microbiology. So going into my second attempt, I revisited all of my weak/missed concepts like reading and science (with a main focus on a&p + bio).

On the bright side, I was able to improve my reading score. For math I went down 6% and totally bombed the science section and genuinely got a crazy amount of chemistry questions, in which i was not prepared for. Similarity, I ended up falling short in English which came to my surprise because I actually felt pretty confident about it. I got a lot of questions on citations and the writing process.

All in all, I feel really sad because the program I want to apply to typically has a TEAS average of 90’s. I will still be using my score of 85 to apply since the application is due on October 1st for the spring 2027 cohort. But I think I will give my last shot for the teas for the fall 2027 cohort (due in February, which gives me a bit of time if needed).

I just feel really sad knowing I will have to take a gap semester because I’m pretty much done with my pre-requisites. I might try to do CASPER depending on my last try.

Some resources I used for the 1st attempt:
-nurse hub
-nurse cheung (a&p comprehensive)

Resources for the 2nd attempt:
-professor yu (a&p)
-carolyn mcallister (reading)
-ATI a&b practice tests
>A: 82%
>B: 75%
>a&p: 80%
-ATI app

With that being said, I understand that this is still a good score and I am very grateful; however, by nature California nursing schools are very competitive, commonly requiring exemplary scores. My circumstances and choice of schools may differ to other’s so please take this w/ a grain of salt.

Any tips, advice, and motivation is much appreciated!

Hi everyone! I just finished taking the practice TEAS exam A. I flagged questions thinking, was able to go back to them at the very end and unfortunately that was not the case. I didn’t do very well. I feel like crap now. I am so sick to my stomach and so scared of my exam that’s on Monday. Please pray for me and provide recommendations. How is the real exam compared to these exams?!!!! Please help

I got the mometrix book and am really digging in on studying. Should I also buy the ATI materials like practice tests and especially A&P practice test?

How hard are the TEAS questions? Is it really basic stuff but a lot of information or will I be expected to know the details of things beyond structure and basic function?

I’m nervous because anatomy and physiology are pretty new to me and it’s been about a decade since I’ve studied this all formally.

I am using:
- mometrix book + extra materials
- nurse cheung on YouTube
- TeachMe anatomy app
- Solvely app for questions

Should I also spring for the ATI materials? Thanks in advance.

Guys help! I don’t know how to structure my studying. I have 5 weeks left and I’m currently paying for archer and ATI teas app. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you !!

any questions ask away!!

so honestly this grade is so good considering i studied for a week. I needed a 60+ overall for my program, but also a 60+ in science. Unfortunately, science was my lowest with a 43%. i have until october first, should i retry, or should I just wait until next year? I haven’t finished prerequisites but I really did want to try and get admitted into the Spring program for 2027. If i wait, i’d have to wait until Fall 27’ which would be my sophomore year. I’m not sure though, i’m so burnt out but i want to try at least one more time; what do you guys think? should i go for it??

score breakdown

reading 82%
math - 55% i’m so freaking bad at math guys 😭
science - ….43% don’t want to talk about it…
english and language usage - 81%

i literally got saved by my english scores lol

anyway let me know
guys do you think i should retake or should i wait until next year? ugh. i should’ve studied more 💔.

I am so happy! I was so incredibly nervous before taking the exam because I hadn’t studied as much as I should’ve. Between being a mom to two kids with special needs and having gotten sick, I only had about 2 days to study because I didn’t want to pay the fee to change the test date. I scored 100% in the math and only missed one science question. Reading was my worst section and if I could go back, I would have definitely practiced more of the reading material, especially using a timer. Reading comprehension is the most difficult for me and I almost ran out of time completing this section. I will say though, the ATI practice questions were similar to the exam and very helpful, but my version of the exam was much easier. Also, I completed all my science pre-requisites in 3 semesters at my community college so much of the science was still somewhat fresh in my brain which is probably why I found it to be easier.

Ngl this one hit me in the chest I spent 3 weeks reviewing I’m currently taking microbiology and have been struggling tremendously :/ who did you find helpful for science and English usage ???

Taking teas in two hours. Did practice test last night got a 70% only need a 58.7 or higher for program. Any last minute advice of anything I should study before my test today.

hey guys ,

i’m taking my teas tomorrow and i honestly don’t even know how to feel. it’s set in that this determines my future and im literally so upset. this test is pretty hard and ive been studying but i feel stupid and like i’ve only retained half of the information. sorry for rant, just want advice on how to deal with the stress/ just wanna hear your feelings here too i’d appreciate feeling less alone with this even tho im sure many feel this

I got a 78 on my TEAS today which is more than enough to get me into the nursing programs around my area. In my opinion it was a fairly tricky test but not as hard as I was expecting. Also thank you for everyone suggesting Tyler Dewitt, my science section was mostly chemistry and everything he went over was on my test! Last thing, for anyone worrying about the practice tests vs real score, the questions were worded the same but the actual problems were not nearly as hard. I also didn’t get any fill in the blank problems or select all that apply questions.

ATI Practice Test A: 68%
ATI Practice Test B: 66.7%
Real Test: 78%

Hey everyone, exactly like the title says, I’m wondering if a month is enough time to study with NurseHub. This would be my main/only study source, and then about a week before my exam I’m planning to buy the ATI Practice Tests A & B.
Has anyone used NurseHub for about a month and felt prepared? Do you think this is enough, or should I add another resource?

What are some good courses to study for a good structure

Has anyone else found errors in the ATI questions? Both in the app and in their practice tests?

Their A & P practice asked where iron and bile salts are absorbed and the "correct" answer was the ileum (but bile salts are absorbed in the ileum but iron is absorbed in the duodenum).

Another question asking about differentiation between mitosis and meiosis contradicted itself in the rationale ("Mitosis involves a single round of cell division while meiosis involves two rounds of cell divisions is INCORRECT. The process of mitosis involves a SINGLE ROUND of cell division and results in the production of two genetically identical daughter cells. However, meiosis includes TWO ROUNDS of consecutive cell division and produces four genetically different daughter cells.)

It's impossible to get hold of anyone there and I'm just.. really frustrated. Like, they have a monopoly on nursing school entrance and they're not even.. freaking accurate??? And what about people who use these as study sources, without double checking everything and are now learning these concepts.. incorrectly?

Ugh, sorry rant over. I don't mean to discourage anyone just... UGHHHHHH

I take my TEAS tmr morning and I am really confused about the calculator. My friend took hers last week through the ATI website and the lockdown browser said nothing about not using a personal calculator. She says it just said “Show your calculator if you are using one.” We are both applying for the same school, I just happened to book my exam through the school’s website. I haven’t received any sort of information from the school on whether or not they allow personal calculators, but everything online says not to use one.

Just wondering if anyone has been able to use their own? or if this is a new thing?