Hi Jewel. Can you clarify your question? Are you trying to log in to change your membership or are you trying to watch the Tier 3 videos? I would like to answer your questions but not sure what specifically you need :)

You are so welcome!

Aww your making me blush. I am so glad you like it :D

You are so welcome!

That's a fantastic goal, and it's great to hear you're aiming high for your nursing program! Transitioning from an EMT to a nursing role is a significant step, and it sounds like you're well-prepared to take on the challenge. Good luck with your studying and on achieving that 82% or higher on your TEAS! You've got this! 🌟

I am so glad you enjoyed it shabnam. See you in the live sessions this week :)

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Wow, thank you

Hey bestie! Try practicing skimming through passages to grasp the main ideas without needing to read every word closely. This technique can help you identify key topics and main ideas swiftly. Another useful strategy is active reading-highlight or underline significant details such as names, dates, and main points as you practice. This will make it easier to summarize and review important concepts. Timing yourself during practice sessions can also help you get accustomed to the pace required to complete the section within the allotted time. Engaging in regular full-length practice tests will not only build your stamina but also enhance your time management skills.

That's awesome, congratulations on passing your TEAS with such a great score on your first try! I'm thrilled to hear that the videos and practice questions were helpful. Good luck with starting nursing school next month-you're going to do great! 🎉👩‍⚕️💕

That's fantastic news! Congratulations on passing your TEAS exam, and it's impressive that you managed to prepare so effectively in such a short time. It sounds like your hard work and focused study really paid off. Best of luck as you move forward in your nursing journey! 🌟

That's great to hear that the videos are helping you feel more prepared and at ease! It's normal to feel nervous, especially as the exam approaches, but you're doing the right thing by actively preparing and familiarizing yourself with the types of questions you'll encounter. Keep up the good work with your review sessions, and try to stay relaxed and confident. You've got this! Good luck on your TEAS this Friday!

The scores required on each section of the TEAS exam can vary significantly depending on the school and program to which you are applying. Each school sets its own benchmark for what is considered a passing or competitive score. It's best to check directly with the admissions office of the program you're interested in to understand their specific requirements. Remember that not all questions on the TEAS are scored, as some are trial questions used by the testing service to develop future tests. If you have specific score targets from the school, focusing your study efforts on those areas where your scores need improvement could be very helpful.

That's amazing news! Congratulations on getting into your program! I'm thrilled to hear that the resources were helpful for you. Wishing you all the best as you start this exciting new chapter in your journey. Keep up the great work! 🎉👏

Thank you for reaching out. I wouldn't be able to provide any feedback on this.

It's great that you're staying motivated and using more resources to prepare for your retake. Watching the videos and engaging with practice tests are fantastic ways to improve your understanding and test-taking skills. It's natural to feel nervous, but your proactive approach is already setting you up for a better outcome. Keep up the hard work, and good luck on your exam in July! You're doing all the right things to get ready. 🌟

The questions in my videos and study materials aim to closely mimic the style and content of the actual TEAS exam. However, while they're designed to give you a good sense of the types of questions you'll encounter, the exact questions on your TEAS exam will differ. The goal is to prepare you effectively by covering the key concepts and question formats you're likely to see, helping you build the skills and confidence to tackle the actual test.

Ah thank you :)

Me too

You can find the join button next to my subscribe button when you are logged into a computer. It tends to disappear when you log into your phone.

You got this! Best of luck

Hi! I'm glad you found the video helpful! For your questions about Capella University's MSN education programs, especially with the FlexPath option, it's great to hear you're considering it! Typically, Capella provides a good range of library resources and access to databases where you can find relevant materials for your research papers. Regarding the billing inquiries for FlexPath, Capella does provide invoices or billing statements for each billing cycle, which you can submit to your employer for reimbursement if required. It's always a good idea to confirm this directly with Capella's admissions or financial services to ensure their documentation meets your employer's requirements.

Awesome, thanks so much! So you would say that it was not hard to be able to find information and resources, I heard the classes also offer resources? Also, do you feel like you learned a lot in terms of being a better Educator with this program?

The $60 study guide and the members-only KZbin videos are separate purchases. Buying the study guide gives you access to the guide itself, while access to exclusive members-only videos requires a separate KZbin membership. If you're interested in both, you might consider subscribing to the KZbin membership to complement the study guide with additional video content.

To join the membership on KZbin, you should see a "Join" button next to the "Subscribe" button under any of my videos on the KZbin channel. If you're not seeing it, it might be due to the device you're using. Try accessing KZbin on a desktop or switch to the KZbin app on a mobile device. If it still doesn’t show up, check if KZbin memberships are available in your country. Hope this helps, and thank you for your interest in joining!

That is my plan once the 2025-2026 guidelines are released :)