What's Next After Failing The Teas? Don't Give Up - Powerful Next Steps!

🌈 Turning Setbacks into Comebacks After a TEAS Misstep! 🌈
Hey aspiring nurses! 🩺📚 It's okay to stumble; what matters most is how we rise. If the TEAS exam has been a hurdle, you're in the right place. Nurse Cheung is here to guide you through the 'What's Next?' with compassion, expertise, and actionable advice.
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🛤️ In This Video: We acknowledge the disappointment but swiftly move to empowerment. Discover a step-by-step plan to reassess, regroup, and retake the TEAS with newfound confidence and strategy. From understanding where things went awry to mastering study techniques that work, we've got you covered.
💪 Empower Your Study: Learn about personalized study plans and effective resources to keep stress at bay. We're diving deep into how to make your next attempt your last attempt by acing the TEAS.
🤝 Support and Community: Remember, you're not alone. Join a community of resilient TEAS conquerors who've turned their tales of retries into triumphs. Share experiences, gain insights, and find the encouragement to keep pushing forward.
Facing a TEAS setback isn't the end; it's a new beginning. "What's Next After Failing The TEAS? Don't Give Up - Powerful Next Steps!" is more than a video; it's a roadmap to turning your TEAS tale around. With Nurse Cheung by your side, let's turn this setback into a setup for a major comeback!
00:00 Introduction
00:16 Step One - Don't be discouraged
00:55 Step Two - Analyze Your ATI TEAS Exam Results
02:33 Step Three - Know & Understand your Retake Policies
04:04 Step Four - Create your Study Plan
07:36 Step Five - Use Additional Resources and Support
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[@lovedoll7884]

I passed my Teas with flying colors using only your videos & the notes on your website. I got accepted into my RN program and orientation is tomorrow! Thank you so much Nurse Cheung

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing your TEAS with flying colors and getting accepted into your RN program! 🌈🎉 That's an incredible achievement, and your hard work and dedication have truly paid off. It's wonderful to hear that the videos and notes were helpful in your preparation and that you saw such significant improvements in your scores. Orientation is a big step, and it marks the beginning of an exciting journey in your nursing career. You should be incredibly proud of yourself for not only meeting but exceeding the requirements and showing such remarkable progress. Thank you for sharing your success story and for your kind words. It's stories like yours that make it all worthwhile. Best of luck with your orientation and your studies in the RN program. You're going to make an amazing nurse! Keep shining, and if you ever need support or encouragement along the way, I'm here for you. ❤️👩‍⚕️📚

[@katherinecastillo2229]

Didn’t pass 2 sections on my first try. I felt so discouraged. Tried again and I passed 🥳 each individual score went up 12-20 pts!! Thank you Nurse Cheung!! Your videos have helped me so much! To pre-nursing students: watch the videos, write the notes, DO PRACTICE PROBLEMS! If you’re retaking TEAS look over your TEAS focused review. Feeling so grateful ❤️

[@NurseCheung]

Wow, congratulations on passing and on those incredible score improvements! 🥳 It's so inspiring to hear about your journey, especially how you bounced back after the initial setback. Your determination and hard work really paid off, and I'm thrilled to hear that the videos played a part in your success. Your advice to pre-nursing students is spot on. Engaging deeply with the material through videos, notes, and especially practice problems is such a crucial part of preparing effectively for the TEAS. Revisiting areas for improvement, as highlighted in your TEAS focused review, is also a great strategy. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and for your kind words. I'm beyond happy for you and wish you all the best as you move forward into nursing school! ❤️

[@katherinecastillo2229]

@@NurseCheung update: I got accepted to one of the top ranked nursing programs in my state 🙏🏾🤍 thank you !

[@yolandawilliams3767]

GIRRRRRRRRRL, U ROCK!!!! WE LOVE U SISTA!!!!❤🎉

[@NurseCheung]

Awww, thank you SO much! Your enthusiasm and positivity are absolutely contagious! 🎉❤️ I'm here to support and cheer you on, and it's messages like yours that make it all worth it. Remember, we're in this together, and I'm always here to lend a helping hand or an encouraging word whenever you need it. Keep shining bright, and let's keep rocking this journey together, sista! Much love and endless high fives your way! 🙌💖✨

[@Its_Nel]

Thank you!!!

[@NurseCheung]

You're welcome!

[@Poodie412]

I can finally add my post to this video thread. I passed and only because I have been eating, sleeping , and breathing your study guides. Thank you for taking your time to make sure the next generation of student nurses feel ready and equipped with the right mindset in going to take it. Thank youuuuuu soooooo muchhhhhh🫶🏽

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing! 🎉 It's absolutely wonderful to hear about your success and how much the study guides have helped you throughout your preparation journey. Your dedication and hard work-eating, sleeping, and breathing the study material-have clearly paid off, and you should be incredibly proud of yourself. Thank you so much for sharing your gratitude and for adding your post to the video thread. It's messages like yours that inspire and motivate me to continue creating and sharing resources to support student nurses like you. Knowing that the guides have equipped you with the right mindset and readiness to tackle the exam is truly the best reward. As you move forward in your nursing journey, remember that this achievement is just the beginning. There are so many more successes ahead of you, and I have no doubt that you'll approach each one with the same dedication and resilience you've shown here. If you ever need more support or have questions along the way, don't hesitate to reach out. You're going to be amazing. 🌟📚👩‍⚕️🫶🏽

[@cindylopez8183]

I needed this 😕

[@NurseCheung]

I'm really glad to hear that the video on what to do after a TEAS setback was helpful for you. It's perfectly normal to feel a bit down after a result that wasn't what you hoped for, but it's fantastic that you're already looking forward to preparing for your next attempt. Remember, each challenge is a stepping stone towards your goal, and it's great that you're ready to tackle it head-on. You've got this! 🌟📚💪

[@ZIONFIRSTDAUGHTER]

thanks for this

[@NurseCheung]

You're welcome

[@jackie4428]

I watched ALL YOUR VIDEOS! I wish i had started sooner (i only studied a month) and i got a 78.8%!! I can imagine how much higher it would have been if i started studying sooner- i wish i did!

[@NurseCheung]

Wow, getting a 78.8% after just a month of preparation is an impressive feat! 🎉 You should be incredibly proud of yourself for making such effective use of the time you had and diving into the videos with such dedication. It's a testament to your hard work and ability to absorb and apply the material quickly. It's natural to wonder "what if" regarding the timing of your studies, but remember, what you've achieved in such a short time frame is remarkable in itself. This experience has not only shown your capability and resilience but also given you valuable insights into how you approach challenges and set goals for the future. Celebrate this accomplishment and carry forward the lessons learned and the confidence gained into your next steps. You've got a bright future ahead, and this is just the beginning of your success story. 🌟📚👩‍⚕️

[@prettyluhdess]

thank you for helping! I didn’t pass the first time 😢 I retake the exam July 26th. I will be watching more of your videos and I downloaded the app and taking the free practice test questions I am so nervous!!

[@NurseCheung]

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. 🌟

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Im here to say i passed my teas as well. I can finally give my KAPLAN book back to its library 🥰 it seemed a ĺittle too easy.

[@NurseCheung]

That's fantastic news-congratulations on passing your TEAS! It sounds like you were well-prepared, and it's great that the exam felt manageable for you. Now you can move forward with your nursing journey with confidence. Best of luck in your upcoming studies and future career! 🎉📚

[@marifry7423]

took the Teas today and got a 48.7%. 74.4% in reading, 38.2% in math (toughest subject for me), 36.7% in science (another tough one) and 51.5% in english language usage. i'm able to retake but the deadline is in a week from today! i'm bummed but im hoping i can get a higher score within these 7 days!! youre videos helped me so much

[@NurseCheung]

I'm sorry to hear that you didn't hit your target score this time, but it's great to see your determination to try again and your positive attitude about improving. Given that you have just a week until your next attempt, focus intensely on the areas where you scored lower, particularly math and science. Since these are your toughest subjects, consider concentrating on the foundational concepts and key problem types that are likely to appear on the test. Quick review sessions using videos, especially those that helped previously, can reinforce these areas effectively. Even though time is short, your ability to identify specific areas for improvement and apply focused revision strategies can make a significant difference. Stay motivated, manage your study time wisely, and keep a positive mindset. You've got the resilience and resources to boost your score. Good luck with your next attempt-I'm rooting for you!

[@casseyboo89]

My exam is Feb 29th but im having the worst time studying. I feel overwhelmed. Im also taking A&P 2 and worried i wont retain enough info by my exam. Any study tips?

[@lifewithkat7633]

I recently took it and currently taking a&p2 as well this semester. I highly recommend going over chemistry and scientific reasoning more than a&p2 .... i felt like there were only 5 questions on a&p2. I failed overall by 2 points

[@nikkimichelle3809]

The best way to study is to take as man6 practice tests as you can and research your weaknesses. I used mometrix practice tests and nurse cheongs test on her Etsy! Got an 82 today and I attribute it to this study method

[@MU-rd5hk]

@@lifewithkat7633 I think maybe it felt like that... but its pretty standardized and there are 18 A&P, 9 Biology, 8 Chemistry and 9 Scientific Reasoning questions. So while you could focus on the 3 other areas.. A&P is still 41% of the questions in that section.

[@NurseCheung]

I totally understand how overwhelming it can feel, especially with your exam on the horizon and juggling A&P 2 at the same time. First off, take a deep breath. It's okay to feel this way, and you're definitely not alone in the struggle. Here's a more friend-to-friend approach for tackling your studies: Break it Down: Instead of looking at everything you need to study as one huge mountain, break it down into smaller, more manageable sections. Set specific goals for each study session. Find Your Rhythm: Everyone has times of the day when they're more focused. Find yours and schedule your toughest study sessions then. Mix It Up: Since you're also taking A&P 2, try integrating some of that material into your TEAS prep. There's likely some overlap, and it can help reinforce what you're learning in class. Practice Tests: If you haven't already, try doing some TEAS practice tests under timed conditions. It can really help with getting a feel for the pace you need and identifying areas where you need more review. Remember, you've already come so far, and you're capable of more than you think. Take it one day at a time, and trust in the work you're putting in. You've got this, and I'm rooting for you all the way to Feb 29th and beyond! 🌟📚💪

[@mybeautifullife9333]

So do you fail sections and retake that specific section over or do you fail the entire test once you fail any section

[@NurseCheung]

For the TEAS exam, if you don't achieve the required scores in any section, you typically have to retake the entire exam, not just the sections you didn't pass. Each nursing program might have specific scoring requirements, so it's a good idea to check the details with the program you're applying to. They'll provide the specifics on how they want you to handle the test, especially regarding minimum passing scores for each section or the overall exam.

[@cheychey9793]

Where’s the link for the study group ?

[@NurseCheung]

The link for the study group is right in the description of the video! Just scroll down a bit, and you should find it there. Looking forward to seeing you there and diving into some productive study sessions together! 📚🤝

[@naileahernandez2949]

I failed 4 times …😭 but I’m still taking it again

[@NurseCheung]

I'm truly sorry to hear about the tough times you've had with the exam, but your determination to keep going is incredibly admirable. 🌟 Remember, every attempt is a step forward, not backward. Each time you take it, you're gaining more insight into how you can improve. You've got this, and when you're ready to take it on again, go in with the confidence that you've learned, grown, and prepared even more. We're all rooting for you! 📚💪❤️

[@robleeg]

Keep going. I'm taking a full month to study, and going back a 3rd time.

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Really? I'm wondering are we all taking the same test? Mine seemed a bit too easy lol

[@mh0648g]

did u get the same questions for the test or was it different?

[@marcosmunoz7204]

I failed my teas and now Im stuck IDK what to do lol

[@NurseCheung]

I'm sorry to hear about the tough time you're having with the TEAS. It can really feel disheartening, but remember, many people take it multiple times before passing. I would attend one of our Live Tutoring Workshops on Tuesday and Thursday at 7PM EST and ask your questions. I provide a lot of good advice on how to study and bounce back from failing. Hang in there-you can do this! 🌟

[@marcosmunoz7204]

@@NurseCheung ok thank you

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

What score did you get?