United States · Entrance examPut in your TEAS date and the planner spreads our 32 short lessons over the days you have left, from main ideas and inferences to ratios, unit conversions, the body’s systems, cells, pH and comma rules. Two days before the test it sets our 20 practice questions and a redo of the ones you missed. If your score report from an earlier attempt lists Topics to Review, start with those chapters.
Pick the date of your test and how long you can study each day. You’ll get a plan that takes you right up to the test.
How do you build an ATI TEAS study plan?
- Ask your school for its required score and accepted format, and book a date that leaves time for your result to reach it before the deadline.
- Take ATI’s free 60-question practice test first. It has 15 questions per subject, so it shows which section needs the most time.
- Work through the objectives your weakest section lists. ATI’s sample score report names every one, with the Study Manual chapter for each.
- Practise to the real timing: Reading 45 questions in 55 minutes, Math 38 in 57, Science 50 in 60, and English 37 in 37.
- In the last week, take a full timed practice test and go back over every question you missed.