TEAS Math study plan
TEAS Math · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Science & Mathematics
Inventory every Science sub-topic (human anatomy and physiology, life and physical science, scientific reasoning) onto a checklist and rate confidence 1-5 for each
Take a 30-question math diagnostic covering fractions, decimals, ratios, and percentages to establish a baseline
Build a 60-card spaced-repetition deck for the cardiovascular, respiratory, and digestive systems
Block six 60-minute study sessions into a calendar and label each with a specific topic
Your checkpoint
A baseline scorecard listing each domain's diagnostic percentage plus a ranked list of your 10 weakest topics
Science & Mathematics
Convert between metric and household units across 40 practice items with at least 90% accuracy
Label the chambers, valves, and major vessels of the heart on a blank outline drawn from memory
Solve 25 ratio, proportion, and dosage-style word problems showing each step
Recite the path of blood through pulmonary and systemic circulation without notes
Your checkpoint
A hand-drawn heart and circulation diagram produced from memory, paired with an error log of every missed math item and its cause
Science & Mathematics
Explain how the respiratory, digestive, and urinary systems each contribute to homeostasis in three written paragraphs
Compute multi-step problems that combine fractions, decimals, and percentages
Interpret line graphs, bar charts, and tables to answer 20 data-interpretation questions
Convert temperatures between Celsius and Fahrenheit in 15 practice items
Your checkpoint
A 20-question mixed math quiz scored at 80% or higher with worked corrections for every miss
Science & Mathematics
Apply the steps of the scientific method to identify independent variables, dependent variables, and control groups in 15 experiment scenarios
Solve linear equations for x and interpret slope and intercept in context
Calculate and compare mean, median, mode, and range for six data sets
Distinguish mitosis from meiosis on 20 comparison items
Your checkpoint
A 60-question mid-point practice test across all four domains with a score report broken out by domain
Reading & English and Language Usage
Identify main idea, supporting details, and author's purpose across 30 short passages
Separate fact from opinion and flag biased language in 15 editorials
Draft, revise, and proofread a 300-word essay using a three-step writing process
Correct comma splices, apostrophe errors, and run-on sentences in 25 items
Your checkpoint
A timed 25-question reading set scored at 75% or higher plus a revised final draft of the essay
Reading & English and Language Usage
Decode 50 unfamiliar words using Greek and Latin roots and use each correctly in a sentence
Resolve 30 grammar items covering subject-verb agreement, pronoun agreement, and misplaced modifiers
Summarize a multi-paragraph passage in exactly two sentences
Evaluate the strength of three written arguments and name the flaw in each weak one
Your checkpoint
A 40-item grammar and language quiz scored at 85% or higher with a list of the rules you missed
Science & Mathematics & Reading & English and Language Usage
Re-work every item in your error log from weeks 1 through 6 and mark each as resolved or still shaky
Complete two timed 40-question mixed sets under test-day pacing of about 60 seconds per question
Re-drill the 100 science flashcards you rated lowest in week 1
Write out the full list of math formulas and conversions from memory, then check it
Your checkpoint
A second full-length practice test with a domain-by-domain comparison against your week-4 scores
Science & Mathematics & Reading & English and Language Usage
Review only the topics still flagged as shaky after week 7
Take one final timed full-length test under real conditions
Compress all four domains into a single one-page concept and formula sheet written from memory
Confirm test-day logistics: location, arrival time, ID, and permitted items
Your checkpoint
A final scorecard showing your overall and per-domain scores alongside a completed one-page memory sheet
Milestones
Week 2: Metric and household conversions at 90% accuracy, and the heart diagram reproduced from memory without referring to notes
Week 4: Mid-point practice test at 65% overall with at least 60% in both Science and Mathematics; if either falls short, shift one weekly hour from Reading or English into that domain for weeks 5 and 6
Week 6: Reading set at 75% or higher and grammar quiz at 85% or higher, confirming that the language domains can be maintained on lighter weekly hours
Week 8: Final full-length test meeting your target overall score with no single domain below 65%, plus a one-page concept sheet reproduced from memory