Your TEAS study plan
A good TEAS 7 study plan starts with a short diagnostic, spends most of your time on the topics that cost you the most points, mixes a lesson with practice questions every day, and checks progress with a timed test each week. Tell us when your exam is (or that you don't know yet) and how much time you have, and we'll build the schedule from your results.
1. Your exam and your time
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2. Where you stand
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3. Your day-by-day plan
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| Time until the exam | How to split it |
|---|---|
| 1 week | Day 1: the free diagnostic. Days 2–5: your weakest topics, a short lesson plus 10 practice questions each. Day 6: a timed test and your mistake book. Day 7: light review and rest. |
| 2 weeks | Diagnostic on day 1. Then one weak topic a day: short lesson plus 10–15 practice questions. A section test every 4–5 days. Light review the day before. |
| 4 weeks | Week 1: diagnostic, then your two weakest sections. Weeks 2–3: rotate all four sections, weakest topics first. Week 4: two timed section tests and your mistake book. |
| 6–8 weeks | Learn content before drilling: one lesson a day across all TEAS topics, practice questions after each. Full-length timed test every two weeks to track progress. |