TEAS Science study plan
TEAS Science · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Science
Diagnose baseline knowledge by completing a timed 40-question science practice set and logging missed items by subtopic
Define and write out the four TEAS science subtopics (human anatomy and physiology, life and physical sciences, scientific reasoning) in your own words
Build a one-page reference sheet mapping each body system to its primary organs and core function
Schedule four recurring 90-minute science study blocks per week on your calendar
Your checkpoint
A scored baseline science practice set plus a subtopic error log with at least 10 logged missed items categorized by body system or topic
Science
Memorize the structures and functions of the cardiovascular, respiratory, and digestive systems using labeled self-drawn diagrams
Explain the pathway of blood through the heart and the path of air through the respiratory tract aloud without notes
Relate each system to at least one real-world clinical or everyday example
Complete 30 practice science questions and re-test every item missed in week 1
Your checkpoint
Three hand-drawn, fully labeled body-system diagrams plus a 30-question practice set scored at 70% or higher
Science
Diagram and describe the nervous, musculoskeletal, and endocrine systems, including major hormones and their target effects
Distinguish between the urinary, integumentary, and reproductive systems by listing each system's primary organs and functions
Apply the steps of the scientific method to two sample experimental scenarios
Identify independent, dependent, and controlled variables in 10 practice experiment descriptions
Your checkpoint
A completed systems comparison table covering all major body systems plus a 10-item variables worksheet answered with 80% or higher accuracy
Reading
Identify the main idea and supporting details in five short science or health passages
Annotate passages by circling key terms and underlining evidence that answers each question
Define the common logical fallacies and bias types tested in reading comprehension and find one example of each
Practice evaluating an author's purpose, tone, and point of view across three passages
Your checkpoint
A timed 20-question reading practice set scored at 75% or higher with written justifications for each answer
Mathematics
Solve ratio, proportion, and percentage problems including dosage-style conversions
Convert between metric and household units and set up dimensional-analysis chains for unit conversions
Interpret tables, charts, and graphs to answer data-based questions
Complete 25 mixed math practice problems under timed conditions
Your checkpoint
A timed 25-question math practice set scored at 75% or higher with a worked-solution log for every missed problem
Mathematics & English and Language Usage
Solve multi-step algebra word problems involving rates, averages, and proportions
Apply standard grammar and punctuation rules to correct 20 error-filled sentences
Identify and fix subject-verb agreement, pronoun reference, and modifier placement errors
Choose the most precise word among similar options in 10 vocabulary-in-context items
Your checkpoint
A 20-item grammar correction worksheet plus a 15-question math word-problem set, both scored at 80% or higher
English and Language Usage & Reading
Apply spelling rules and commonly confused word pairs in 20 fill-in-the-blank items
Construct well-organized paragraphs with clear topic sentences and logical transitions
Analyze two paired reading passages and compare their arguments in writing
Review and correct all errors from weeks 4-6 practice sets
Your checkpoint
A written two-paragraph comparative response to paired passages plus a corrected error log from prior weeks
Reading & Mathematics & Science & English and Language Usage
Take two full-length timed practice exams under test-day conditions
Review every missed item and label the cause (content gap, misread question, time pressure, or guessing)
Re-drill the 20 highest-frequency missed concepts across all four domains
Finalize a one-page formula, grammar, and body-system quick-reference sheet for test day
Your checkpoint
Two completed full-length practice exams with a scored trend report showing improvement and a finalized one-page quick-reference sheet
Milestones
Week 2: Score 70% or higher on a 30-question science practice set and have three labeled body-system diagrams completed
Week 4: Score 75% or higher on the timed reading practice set and complete the systems comparison table
Week 6: Score 80% or higher on both the grammar worksheet and the math word-problem set
Week 8: Improve full-length practice exam score by at least 10 percentage points over the week 1 baseline