How do I prepare for the ATI TEAS?
To prepare for the TEAS, the first thing you need to do is organize.
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Analyze each section of the TEAS and find appropriate materials that cover all the topics you will find on your test.
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See how much time you have before your test (the minimum amount of prep time is 6 weeks according to ATI).
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Carefully distribute your study materials over the time you have.
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Do not overlook any material because it seems basic. You should have a good understanding of all the topics you will be tested on.
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Take practice tests and engage in active learning to make sure you have a good grasp of all the topics.
When should I start studying for the TEAS test?
You should start studying for the TEAS as early as possible. ATI recommends at least 6 weeks of preparation before you attempt the TEAS.
We recommend you carefully assess all aspects of the test before scheduling your test day. Be realistic and give yourself plenty of time to learn and review all topics covered on the TEAS.
Where can I find free TEAS study resources?
You can find free TEAS study resources, such as cheat sheets, study guides, and practice tests here.
You will also receive materials from ATI after registering.
How long should I study for the ATI TEAS test?
You should give yourself at least 6 weeks to study for the TEAS.
What do I need to study for the ATI TEAS?
To study for the ATI TEAS, you should cover all topics that will be present on the test itself. The four categories you will be tested on are Reading, Maths, Science, and English and Language Usage. Here are some of the things you should review/ study for each section:
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Reading: writing a summary, identifying main ideas, comparing and contrasting, making inferences.
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Maths: conversions, equations with one variable, estimation strategies, proportions, ratios, percentages, rational numbers, real numbers, rounding.
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Science: human anatomy and physiology, biology, chemistry, scientific reasoning (methods, measurements, tools).
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English and Language Usage: conventions of standard English, grammar rules, analyzing word parts.
What is in the ATI TEAS Study Manual?
The ATI TEAS study manual is structured to cover each four sections and the respective sub-sections that you will find on the test.
At the end of each section, you will find a quiz and some key terminology. You are also given one free practice test at the end of the manual, along with an answer key.
How do I access my ATI Online Practice Assessments?
To access the practice assessments provided by ATI, you need to log into your student account. Go to the 'My ATI' tab, then access the 'Assessments' section.
Note: The amount of assessments you will be provided depends on the package you purchased.
How to access the Official ATI TEAS Prep App?
You can download the official ATI TEAST prep app from the app store on your device.
Keep in mind that you will need to purchase the premium version of the app to use a great part of its features.
Other than studying, how do I prep beforehand?
If you want to prepare beyond just studying, you can start by making sure you have all your login information, your government-issued ID, and any other required items set by your institution.
If you are taking the test at an institution or testing center, check to see what items you are or aren't allowed to bring on your test day. Check to see if you are required to bring any additional items.
If you are taking the exam remotely, check the technical requirements, as well as the room requirements. Make sure you meet all these before your test day.
What is the best study guide for TEAS?
The best study guide for TEAS is the guide that covers all materials and topics that you will find on the test. A good study guide should not skip over any material, while also not flooding the students with too much information that is not relevant.
Make sure that the study guide you choose will set you up for a successful TEAS attempt.
You can access our study guide, as well as other prep materials, here.
Is there a TEAS study guide?
There are many TEAS study guides. ATI provides study guides and manuals that are updated for the TEAS 7 blueprint.
You can access our study guide here.
Can I take a practice TEAS test?
You can take practice TEAS tests. ATI provides you with practice tests when you purchase one of their online practice packages.
You can access our practice tests here.
Is taking a TEAS practice test worth it?
Taking a TEAS practice test is worth it, as it is one of the most important aspects of your preparation. It helps you become familiar with the structure of the exam, and it also aids in figuring out what areas you need to focus on in your studying.
You can access our practice tests here.
Which TEAS practice test is the best?
The best TEAS practice test should offer you a very similar experience to the actual TEAS. Make sure that the types of questions, the structure, and the time limits emulate the TEAS as closely as possible.
You can access our practice tests here.
Is there a free TEAS practice test?
You can find free TEAS practice tests here.
You are also provided free practice tests by ATI, and you can access them on their website.
Is the ATI TEAS practice test harder than the actual test?
TEAS practice tests are not made to be more difficult than the actual test. You should look for tests that are similar in both difficulty and structure to the TEAS.
What is the best way to study for the TEAS test?
The best way to study for the TEAS is to plan your prep time before you begin the actual studying. Being organized will help you thoroughly cover all the material.
Using prep resources is just as important. Make sure you take practice tests, and review your results. This will help you understand your weaker areas.
What is the best study material for the TEAS test?
The best study materials for the TEAS are study guides, manuals, and practice tests. These are provided in different forms by ATI. They offer packages that include a variety of prep materials, at different price points.
You can access our free study materials here.
Is there a test bank for the TEAS test?
What are the most common mistakes on the ATI TEAS test?
Some of the most common mistakes made on the TEAS are:
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Rushing through questions - Remember that the time limit is tailored for each section. You have enough time to give answers to all the topics, so do not hurry.
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Not making educated guesses - Always use test strategies when possible. Eliminating certain answers and making logical connections are very useful strategies during standardized tests.
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Not reading instructions carefully - Do not skim the instructions then hurry to answer. Take your time, since understanding the instructions is a big step in answering correctly.
What should I focus on for the TEAS test?
You should focus on thoroughly reviewing all the materials that you will be tested on. Do not fixate on some aspects while ignoring others. Even the most simplistic aspects of the theory can become challenging if you do not prepare enough.
Can I use TEAS 6 materials to prep for TEAS 7?
You should not use TEAS 6 materials to practice for TEAS 7. If you are able, invest in new materials even if you already have TEAS 6 manuals.
Keep in mind that TEAS 7 has some significant differences from TEAS 6, like different question types and new sections.
How does ATI detect cheating?
To detect cheating, ATI uses Proctorio.
You can learn what behavior can be flagged during your test here.
What is a TEAS dry run?
A TEAS dry run is like a rehearsal for your test day. It simulates real test day conditions, to make sure that everything is prepared for your actual test.
Should I do a TEAS dry run?
We recommend you do a dry run a few days before your scheduled test day. This experience will let you know if you, your device, and your testing room are all ready to go for your official attempt.
Make sure you are doing this dry run in the room you will be taking your test.
How can I get started with a dry run?
The first step in getting started with your dry run is registering and paying for your TEAS.
Afterward, you will find a dry run practice assessment in your account after logging in. Go to the ‘My ATI’ tab, then select the ‘Test’ tab, and find ‘Remote Proctoring Dry Run’.
