TEAS

Course Information:  Detailed class information will be communicated approximately 5-7 business days prior to the first day of class.

Registration Fee

$350 per student - Full Course (Fee includes ATI TEAS Study Manual, two official online practice tests, and supplementary materials.)

Refund Policy: Thank you for investing in your success with Collegiate Test Prep. Because materials are purchased for each student upon enrollment, we are not able to provide refunds.

Cell Phone Policy: We want all students to be fully engaged in their course. To encourage full immersion, we ask that students limit cell phone use during class. Students are welcome to use their cell phones on breaks, but phones should be tucked away for the duration of learning.

TEAS scores are an important part of the admissions process for entrance into Nursing and Allied Health programs. It is recommended that students complete their core courses including Anatomy and Physiology before sitting for the ATI TEAS Exam.

This 170-item multiple-choice exam measures essential skills in mathematics, reading, science, English and language usage. TEAS is offered in a computer administered format. Each of the four sections is timed for a total of 209 minutes (3 hours and 29 minutes). No breaks are allowed. Test results are available immediately after completion of the test.

Content areas are divided in the following manner:

Reading: 64 minutes / 53 questions
o    Key ideas and detail
o    Craft and structure
o    Integration of knowledge and ideas

Mathematics: 54 minutes / 36 questions
o    Numbers algebra
o    Measurement and data

Science: 63 minutes / 53 questions
o    Human anatomy and physiology
o    Life and physical science
o    Scientific reasoning

English and Language Usage: 28 minutes / 28 questions
o    Conventions of standard English
o    Knowledge of language
o    Vocabulary acquisition

Students applying for admission to Nursing and Allied Health Programs are required to take the TEAS. The exam is scored from 0 to 100%. Admission requirements vary by program; please check with your program of choice for specific testing requirements.

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