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The Trivia works to test your knowledge of the material and also in coordination for the longer form videos

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Sharonda!!!!!! That's awesome! Congratulations on your success in your dosage class and on the final! It sounds like you're well on your way to entering the LPN program. Keep up the great work, and if you need any more resources or support while applying, feel free to reach out. Best of luck with your application! 🎉💪❤️

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That's fantastic news-congratulations on passing your TEAS! I'm thrilled to hear that the videos were so helpful for you. Keep that momentum going as you move forward in your studies and career. If you ever need more resources or support, just let me know. Here's to your continued success! 🎉📚🌟

Jillian!!!!!! That's wonderful to hear! Congratulations on passing your exam on your first try-that's a huge achievement! I'm so glad the videos were helpful to you. Keep up the great work as you continue on your journey, and if you ever need more support or resources, don't hesitate to reach out. 🎉📚💪

That's fantastic news! Congratulations on scoring an 80% and getting into your ADN program! It sounds like your hard work and dedication really paid off. If you need any more help or tips as you continue your nursing journey, feel free to reach out. Best of luck in your studies and future career! 🎉👩‍⚕️📚

It sounds really frustrating to feel well-prepared and then encounter questions that seem out of left field. The TEAS has been adding more concepts that were not covered in the original outlines or guidelines. This is why I created my own study guides and practice questions to help bridge those gaps. Hang in there, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you need suggestions on other materials or strategies to tackle those surprising science questions!

I'm so glad to hear that the explanation helped clarify the relationship between fractions, percentages, and decimals for you! Understanding how they connect can really make a difference in handling various math problems more intuitively. Keep up the great work with your studies! If you have any more questions or need further explanations, feel free to ask. Happy learning!

When dealing with longer passages that have multiple paragraphs on the TEAS, the main idea is conveniently placed in the last lines of the first paragraph unless the passage ask for the main idea of a certain paragraph then it will be the last line of that paragraph.

Nikki!!!!! That's fantastic news! Huge congrats on passing your TEAS! 🎉 Keep pushing forward and thanks for the shoutout! 🌟 💪

Thanks for pointing that out and good luck with your TEAS exam next week! It sounds like you're really making the most of your study time. Keep going strong, and I'm glad the videos are helping you prepare! You've got this! 🌟

That's awesome to hear! I'm so glad the video helped clarify things for you. Thanks for the kind words, and keep up the great work with your studies! 😊

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Lots of Practice Questions. You won't have much time to get a lot of meaning study in for one week but practice questions may be the best route with such a short time.

That's fantastic! Congratulations on your great score, and I'm glad the materials were helpful for you. Best of luck as you continue with your next steps! 🎉

Here is the link for the complete Math video for ATI TEAS ua-cam.com/video/tpjx_nm4liY/v-deo.html

Great question. I have new A&P videos that will be coming out soon going into more details on each topic from this video. This video provides the generalized breakdown of everything you will need to know for the exam but many requested more clarifying information so please stay tuned to those videos :)

Wow, scoring a 98% is fantastic, especially after such a long break! I'm thrilled to hear that the videos felt like attending a lecture and helped you effectively prepare for your ACLS exam. Thanks for sharing your success; it’s really motivating to know the videos played a part in your achievement. Keep up the great work! 🌟📚💪

Don't lose faith. Failing means you are only delayed not denied. You got this!

Thank you for the kind feedback. I am humbled that my videos were helpful in your studies.

That's incredible <3 I am so happy that my videos were a part of your success.

Starting with a practice test can be a great way to pinpoint which areas you're struggling with before you dive deep into studying for the TEAS exam. Watching videos can be a helpful part of your study strategy, especially for visual and auditory learners, but actively taking notes and writing down key information can significantly boost your retention. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the amount of content, focus on one system at a time. Break your study sessions into smaller, more manageable topics and gradually build up your knowledge base. This approach can make the information less daunting and more digestible. Your proactive engagement with the material, like taking notes and practicing with quizzes, will reinforce what you learn and help you perform better on the exam.

It sounds like the course might not be structured in a way that's helping you focus on what you need to know for the TEAS. Using these videos as supplemental material is a great approach. They can help reinforce key concepts and fill in any gaps left by your primary study materials. If you're feeling overwhelmed, try to prioritize your study topics based on the TEAS exam content outline. Break your study sessions into manageable chunks, and make sure to incorporate plenty of practice questions to test your understanding. Don't hesitate to adjust your resources and strategies until you find a mix that works best for you. We have lives sessions every Tuesday and Thursday at 7PM EST where you have the chance to come ask your questions and learn in real time. This may be more helpful for you :)

If you're aiming for a composite score of 60 or higher, you would need to average at least 60% across all sections. However, some sections might be weighted more heavily depending on the school's criteria, so it's a good idea to score as high as possible in each section. It's important to check with the specific program for their scoring requirements to better understand how your scores will be evaluated.

Congratulations!!! I am so incredibly proud of you for getting such an amazing score on the ATI TEAS. Thank you for the feedback on my study guide helping you pass your test. It fills my heart

Deep breaths ❤ You got this. Make sure you are only studying one topic a day like one day is Chemistry, one day is A&P, etc... Also make sure you are taking a practice test before you create your study plan. This will help identify areas that you are struggling with. Study those areas you did the worse in to help bring up your overall score and do a light study of the areas you are strong in. You may want to try active learner where you speak the content out-loud as if you were teaching it to someone else. This helps with memory recall and retention. You got this, I believe in you ❤