ATI TEAS

Choose your exam format first, then register through the ATI shop to book a date. The TEAS is one exam offered through four proctors - online via ATI or your institution, or in person at an institution or a PSI testing center. Confirm which one your school accepts before you pay, since registering for the wrong exam type is non-refundable.

Your school decides. Some programs accept only an in-person exam or a specific proctor, so check first - a few schools do not accept scores from remote exams taken at home. If your school allows a choice, remote testing requires a personal computer that meets system requirements plus a webcam in a quiet, private room.

No. There is no universal passing score - each nursing or allied health program sets its own minimum, so check your program's admissions requirements for the score they expect and aim comfortably above it. ATI publishes no single cutoff, and a score that satisfies one school may fall short at another.

After you complete an exam, you must wait at least 48 hours before scheduling a retake through ATI. ATI does not limit your total attempts, but many schools do, so confirm your program's cap before registering. Each exam counts as an attempt, even if you do not finish or submit it.

Exact pricing depends on the format and proctor you choose and is shown at checkout; ATI does not publish a single flat fee. Your fee covers exam registration plus one free transcript sent to a school of your choice. Additional transcripts and any prep packages are purchased separately.

Some scores are available immediately; others take up to 2–3 business days. How your results reach your school depends on the school - some receive them automatically through ATI, others require you to send a transcript. Transcripts can add extra time, so confirm your program's score deadline and plan backward.

Your registration includes one free transcript. Transcript credits cost $27 each and cover one submission per school; credits do not expire and can be used any time after you complete your proctored exam. If you have tested more than once, you can choose which set of results to share. Manage credits under the RESULTS tab after logging in.

A physical, non-expired government-issued photo ID is required for both in-person and at-home exams. Digital copies, such as a photo of your ID on your phone, and printouts are not accepted. The name on your ID must match your registration name exactly. Accepted forms include a driver's license, state ID, passport, military ID, permanent resident card, or U.S. visa.

You can reschedule an exam through ATI, but you cannot cancel one, and ATI's rescheduling policy is strict - not every exam type can be rescheduled or refunded. Read the policy before you pay, and reschedule as early as possible if your plans change. Exam purchases are refundable only with the required documentation.

Registering for a format or proctor their school does not accept, assuming a retake is available immediately rather than after the 48-hour wait, and leaving transcript delivery too late for an application deadline. Confirm your school's requirements by email at least two months before deadlines, and request accommodations before registering - approved accommodations cannot be added after you book.