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The TEAS (ATI TEAS) is the standardized entrance exam used by the majority of nursing and allied health programs in the United States and Canada. It assesses the foundational academic skills you need to succeed in a healthcare program: reading comprehension, math, science (anatomy and physiology, life science, physical science, scientific reasoning), and English and language usage. The exam is computer-based, contains roughly 170 multiple-choice questions, and runs about 209 minutes. Most programs publish their own minimum score requirement.
The TEAS exam evaluates your knowledge across these areas:
Key ideas and details, craft and structure, and integration of knowledge across passages.
Numbers and algebra, measurement, data, and word problems used in clinical settings.
Anatomy and physiology, life and physical science, and scientific reasoning.
Conventions of standard English, knowledge of language, and vocabulary acquisition.
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Every domain on the TEAS content outline is represented across the question sets.
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Mix practice questions into your study from day one to find the topics that need more attention.
Revisit questions you have seen before. Spaced review locks in long-term retention.
When ready, attempt a full set in one timed sitting to build the stamina you need on test day.
Use the explanations to understand each mistake and concentrate on the weak spots.
The TEAS covers four sections: reading, math, science, and English and language usage. The science section, particularly anatomy and physiology, carries the most weight on most program rubrics.
If you are applying to most ADN, BSN, LPN, surgical tech, dental hygiene, or radiologic tech programs in the US or Canada, you will likely need a passing TEAS score. Each school sets its own cut-off.
Start with a content review for the four sections, focus extra time on anatomy and physiology, then build to timed full-length practice exams. Our TEAS question bank gives you realistic practice with detailed explanations so you can spot weak areas before test day.
Earning a strong TEAS score positions you for admission into the nursing or allied health program of your choice. With solid scores in reading, math, science, and English, you demonstrate the academic foundation programs look for.