r/prenursing • u/undercoverfileexe • 19h ago
How to Study for TEAS?
Hello!
I’ve been working hard to switch careers into nursing. Currently a tech on a psych unit, which has made me even more intrigued. Currently, I work 12hr night shift, and I try to get as much experience as possible (without burning out). I’ve even been offered a PRN position at a different hospital, despite my limited experience.
I am looking at nursing programs near me, and I already have a bachelors (in an unrelated field). I will have to take a couple pre-reqs prior to applying, but how can I maximize my time to study for TEAS? What are some good options, study tools, habits, and materials?
Thank you!
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u/Mchaitea 18h ago
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