I am very sad because I have taken the Teas 3 times and failed all 3 tines, I have been told that I have test anxiety. I am getting old the clock is ticking away, I don't know what else to do. I am at my wit's end!!! Somebody please help me!!! My burning desire is to become a nurse!!!

My ATI TEAS Study Manual helped me achieve my dream of getting into the ADN Program! I was really worried about the exam but after studying the manual, I felt well prepared!

I always wanted to go to nursing school. I just never found the “right” time to go back to school. Between a military career, a husband, and children, life was busy. Finally, I decided there would never be a right time. I went to an open house at Rasmussen College and bought my TEAS book/registration. Everywhere I went, I took my prep book. I slept and ate with it. I studied and studied as much as I could. Then the day of my test date came, my daughter passed away. I couldn’t even fathom the idea of continuing on life, let alone taking this test. After some deep thought and encouragement from family. I vowed to continue on my journey to a nursing career. Once the day came for the test, I was so nervous, but I knew I reviewed that book from cover to cover. I was so confident in myself, but yet still so nervous. I passed my TEAS on my first attempt and I am exempt for 2 classes based on my score. I started my first semester of nursing school. I could not have made it to such a milestone without my ATI TEAS prep book.

I was super nervous about taking the ATI TEAS exam. After researching into it, I decided to get the study manual. It definitely helped ease my nerves getting to gain an idea of the type of material I'd be tested on and getting to study it. After I took the test I was SO relieved that it was done and that I had taken the time to study and invest into my score through studying for it, instead of just winging it.

I took the teas test twice this year, the first time I was not prepared I had the wrong materials. I got a book from amazon which covered some of the materials. However, it really didn’t help I ended up failing my first teas test. I did a little research and got the ATI book with the book I got a 72 on the teas. I studied the book for almost weeks weeks and got a great score I was okay with. It covered a lot of items with examples, explanation and practice test as well as a calendar I found online. I recommend this book to everyone and even pass on my books for those who need it. The book helped and I know it will help others.

I used the study guide with practice questions and applied those to the knowledge foundation i already had and had incredible results. The study guide was very helpful.

After completing my associates in business in the winter, I realized that industry wasn’t for me and quickly decided to uproot my life and move home to apply to nursing school, I only have a month until the deadline for applications and less than 3 weeks until the teas test. I quickly started to study with the the Study Manual and it helped so much. I scored an 81 on the TEAS and got accepted into Northampton ADN program that only accepted 38 out of 500 applicants! Thank you ATI for the prep!

Taking the TEAS was not an easy task for me. It took me 3 tries to get the score I wanted. The first try I was very nervous I didn’t study much which reflected the grade I got, this also happened the second time. Now on my last try I studied really hard, I read the ATI TEAS study Manual and all I can say is if I didn’t study that manual I probably wouldn’t have done so well. I definitely recommend to my friends who are gonna take the TEAS to buy the study manual

Had to re take TEAS a second time to improve my scores to be sure I was accepted into the RN program. This Manual improved all my scores, and I got in!

These products helped me on making a good score on my test. I was able to identify context clues in passages as well as learn to immediately know what the main idea was. Also, the ATI TEAS manual as well as the mometrix book had various practice questions that I was able to work on to see where I needed improvement and they were relevant as to what would be on the test. Also, the study manual was very detailed and went through a step process of how to answer some of the questions, which improved on my critical thinking when it comes to answering questions in a timely manner. Without these resources, I wouldn't have made the score I did.

It helped me by giving me an idea of exactly what I needed to know, then I could review my weak areas. I was able to take the practice questions as many times as needed because I would write my answers on a separate sheet of paper, go back and grade myself and if I didn’t like how I did I could start over again. The ati study guide helped with the format of the test. The ati app was very helpful. It gives you example questions and grades you. It also will provide you a graph with your scores so you know which area you are strong in and which area of study you need improvement. Lastly I would use you tube videos to help with the areas I was confused by ex: math and fractions. I don’t think I would have scored as high as I did if it wasn’t for my dedication to studying the study Manuel and using the app.

I read the TEAS Study Guide manual from the beginning to end on my 3rd try of retaking the exam. I also studied with Nurse Chueng on nursechueng.com who was very helpful for the test.

It made sure I study on the areas needed based on my prep exam

I purchased the TEAS study manual and started studying 5 weeks in advance of the test. The study booklet had pages of review material that went in depth to each of the four subjects that you will be tested on. The most helpful part of the study manual was the practice test. They were challenging, but very helpful. I feel like they had me well prepared for my test! I did well on the test and would definitely recommend the study manual.

I used some of the study guide this summer after completing AP 1 Even though I didnt get to complete the study guide I do believe it helped me succeed on my first try taking the TEAS exam I highly recommend getting at least this piece of material to help you prepare

My senior year of high school was bouncing around on my future plans. I did not know what I wanted to major in. I originally decided to major as a medical lab technician but quickly released that lacked the patient interaction which I enjoyed. With a month before graduation, I chose to be a registered nurse and the career choice felt completely right for me. I loved helping people, I had always been interested in medicine and the human body. _x000D_ As I was doing research on Harrisburg Area Community College's program I noticed something that many other schools did not have, the TEAS test. A lot of student nurses I had talked to were not able to pass the test and were forced to leave HACC's program. It was a big obstacle standing in the way of my goal but one I was determined to overcome._x000D_ I purchased the ATI TEAS Study Manual two months before my first test date and started studying right away. The study manual had an easy to follow thirty-day lesson plan but I wanted more time to study. I had still not completed Anatomy and Physiology II or Microbiology and I knew it was going to be on the TEAS. I needed to essentially teach myself two classes that I had not yet taken. I worked full time and was taking summer classes so it was definitely a struggle to find time to study. I was reading the book during the breaks and in between classes. The test date was quickly approaching and I still felt far from being ready but I continued to read the book and trust in the process. I was taking the practice tests in the book and doing fairly well on them. The night before my test, I was so nervous about how I would do, I did the online practice test to see around what I would get. With at least practice questions under my belt, I felt more confident about the test. _x000D_ On the day of the test I was so nervous, I could barely eat breakfast but I felt as prepared as I could be for the test. I went through the questions with relative ease and finished with an hour and a half to spare. The minimum score for qualifying was 70% and I was above with 75%!! However, I wanted a higher score in order to have a better chance of acceptance in the Harrisburg campus day program. I only had two weeks in between tests so I was back to reading my study manual, this time focusing on the areas the TEAS I did not do as well on. This time around, I was not nearly as nervous and felt more confident taking the test. I raised my score to 78% and was finally happy with my score. I was a little nervous about getting in for my first choice campus and time but I felt confident that I would be accepted to at least one of the campuses. _x000D_ Yesterday night, I received my acceptance letter...to my first choice campus and time!! I would not have been able to do it without the help of the study manual and the practice tests from ATI.

The study manual was very helpful. I was able to take practice tests and review all my answers. It helped me to get my passing score.

First of all, I am not a strong test taker. When it comes to any test I feel anxious and nervous where it affects my concentration so I thought trying out the strategies from the ATI book would help. I know that the area I struggle with most is Science so I mainly focus on this area and did as many free practice test online that I could find. I also brush up on the other areas too. What helped me the most was I read the ATI book from beginning to end. I found that this was especially helpful since there were many tips throughout the book that helped me while taking the test. Most important tip of all, was answering as many questions as possible in the time allowed and don’t take too much time on any one question. You can always flag a question that you are unsure on and if you have extra time you can always go back and double check that answer. In the end, I’m glad I used the study guide that ATI offered because it was very helpful and made me get the score that I needed to get into the Nursing school of my choice. Thank you ATI!

I took the TEAS test two years ago and I failed by one point. Then I took it again and still failed by 3 points. I felt awful and shattered. I gave up on a career in the Nursing program because of my age and the fact I failed the test twice. Then I decided to try again but this time I purchased the TEAS study manual. The manual was wonderful! The way it breaks the prep down into the same categories you see on the actual test, was so very helpful! The guide gives you both tips and a ton of information to study but also has practice tests throughout. So needless to say, I passed this TEAS test. I was accepted into the Nursing program at a local college and I am due to start this Fall. So I am very thankful for the study guide!

By purchasing the TEAS prep materials if helped me prepare for the test better than I would have without it. By passing the TEAS test, I can now achieve my goal my going into the nursing field and become an LPN and keep working my way to an RN and further yet. It has been my dream to become a nurse and I will keep trying until I get there no matter what.

I just want to first say that I'm not currently enrolled in college, but will try again next year. I took the TEAS test twice, improving my score on my second attempt with the help of the study manual, but I was still one point short of what I needed. The TEAS study manual has been easy to read and understand, the explanations given really help the information I'm reading sink in. I'm a mother of two boys and have been out of school for about 20 years, so I'm an older person trying to go to school to better myself and to be able to provide better for my family. I also appreciate in a way that I have to retake the test and try again next year so my kids see that it doesn't if you pass or fail what matters is you don't give up no matter how many attempts you make, you keep going until you reach your dream and/or goal. I like that they see it's ok not to make your first or second time as long as you never stop trying.

The teas prep helped me achieve my goal because I studied the book over and over again. I am a visual learner so I had my mother print and copy all the practice test in the book and did them on my own. Then after I corrected them myself

I took the TEAS exam in September of 2019 so that I could apply to an accelerated nursing program at MGH Institute of Health Professions. The TEAS Exam Study Manual that I purchased was amazing for preparing me for this test! The questions were formatted exactly as they were on the exam, which made me feel very comfortable answering them, and having practice exams was a great tool, as it gave me a good idea for what it would be like taking the exam. I ended up earning an advanced score on the exam, and I believe a lot of it was in part to having the ATI TEAS Study Manual to help study!

The study manual was of great help. I reccomend it to you fellow students

The ATI study manual along with the handy book 5 teas practice test helped me achieve the goals of passing the test and getting the scores I needed for every school applied to. I used my time to do a 2 hour test a day and also read the study manuals detailed instructions in each section. I passed math section with a B which was not expected I was so surprised at how well I accomplished each section due to the study material offered. Now I’m ready to enter my future career with confidence!! Thanks ATI

I was unsure on how to prepare myself and how to study for the ATI TEAS exam because they don’t tell you what exactly to expect to see on the exam. It’s an exam that takes a couple hours and it’s timed, with knowing only that much my anxiety had me all worked up and overthinking it. I went and bought a study guide book specific for the ATI TEAS exam and it not only gave me things to study in math, science, language use and English sections of the exam but it also gave me tips on how to study the material that lies within the pages and how to try and just relax. The study guide helped a lot and helped me to feel much more prepared in succeeding in the big exam.

After 10 years of being out of school, I was very nervous about taking the TEAS exam. I bought the TEAS study manual and it was a life saver. It broke up each section and had practice questions that were very similar to actual exam questions. I walked away with an advanced level placement score and could not have been happier. I am now enrolled in a great BSN program and hope to achieve my life long dream of being a nurse.

Used study guide and scored high on my teas.

When preparing to take the TEAS, most of my concern was towards the math section. I assumed math was going to be my weakest section of the test, so I used the ATI TEAS study manual to really buckle down and review (all sections of course... but put the most time towards math). Not going to lie, I was really nervous on test day, but it turns out my best section was math! So I thank ATI for their study manual, and for helping me get accepted into HACC Gettysburg’s ADN program!

The study manual was very informative and help me tremendously resurface alot of the details and topics I’d long forgotten. It’s a good starter and I used the science part at an outline for what I needed more details about since I’d heard the test was extremely hard.

It helped me a lot

I bought a study guide and practice test on eBay and read through all the information. Took the practice test after about 3 weeks of studying and ran over the questions an categories I needed work on. Overall I did very well on the test because of the book I bought

I graduated high school in 2011 and took college courses for two years before circumstances happened in life beyond my control and forced me to drop out for six, almost seven entire years. Coming back into college in 2019 was incredibly exciting but nerve wracking, especially when I found out that my program now required the TEAS test. I knew nothing about the TEAS test and was very intimidated when I found out that it was standardized testing over a variety of basic material. Sure I got A's and B's all throughout high school and college, but those courses were anywhere from 5-11 years years behind me. I knew that I'd struggle with the math and science portions in particular due to my lack of using these skills in my everyday life in the last decade. That's why I purchased the TEAS Study Manual, because without it I didn't feel that I'd stand a chance. Well, thanks to the material that I found within the manual, I got an 82.7% on my TEAS test, and even a 90% on the Math portion that I was so worried about! Without the TEAS Study Manual I don't know how I would have pulled that grade off, and for anyone who might be tackling nursing school later in life the way that I am, or anyone who gets nervous ahead of big tests I cannot recommend the ATI preparation products enough. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful from the time that I arrived at the testing center to the moment that they printed my results, congratulating me on my score and wishing me luck getting into my program. The TEAS started out as an experience fraught with nerves and uncertainty, but quickly turned into a source of personal pride and accomplishment, all thanks to the study manual that helped me feel confident in myself and gave me the ability to submit a score that I'm very proud of!

When studying for the teas I broke up weeks to dedicate to each subject. Not only did I use the ATI teas Manuel I also used an online site called prenursingsmarter.com. I felt that each one helped tremendously. I tried to focus harder on the science section because I knew that was my weakness. At the end of the test I was so happy to see that I passed. Now I’m applying into nursing schools and I’m really hoping that I get accepted into one.

When I was studying for the teas I used the ati teas study guide and flash cards. I also used old notes i saved from school, my anatomy book and youtube to help me study. I watched reviews about the teas and found test prep questions as well to help me prepare

After being an LPN for 16 years, it is time to advance my education and study for my ADN. I studied for my TEAS test ( being 30 years removed from high school) by purchasing the ATI TEAS study guide, set aside several hours per week to study, which is not easy working full time, and having 13 grandchildren that we are very involved with and a husband and a little dog. I passed the TEAS on my first attempt. I will be starting my nursing courses at Excelsior College in a few weeks. I already passed my microbiology and anatomy and physiology 1 and 2.

I took the TEAS test to apply for nursing school. With the help of the study manual, I was able to score high on my first attempt and not worry about retaking it! My test proctor congratulated me on my score and told me I would definitely be accepted into nursing school, and I was! The study manual provided lots of practice questions and outlined the test very specifically.

The TEAS prep material truly became a tool to get one step forward on to becoming a nurse. I hope that one day I can use my skills as a nurse to help those in their most vulnerable moments. If tools like the TEAS prep materials were not available I could not have been a step closer to achieving my dream. Thank you for providing students with the necessary tools to succeed!

For the TEAS I used a majority of the ATI Study manual. I also used you tube videos to help prepare for the science and math portion which I used while driving home from work.

I missed the required scores for my first choice school by a couple of points in 3 of the 4 sections. I only had 2 months to attempt the TEAS one more time before the application deadline. I used the free TEAS testing apps on my iphone everyday when I had a free second. I mainly used the printout from my first attempt that showed me what to focus on with the TEAS study guide. I not only made the scores, but I improved immensely. I went from a 71.9% to a 84.4% in Math, 59.6% to a 72.3% in Science and a 62.5% to 87.5% in English. My total score was 79.3% (Advanced). The study guide was more than enough to help prepare and I have been accepted into the nursing program! I feel accomplished and I am extremely proud of myself, because it was not easy to study with 2 small children, a job and a full time class schedule.

I have been struggling to make ends meet with my current job and decided I need to do something about it. When I got invited to take the ATI TEAS exam, I was beyond excited to be one step closer to making a better income as a nurse. With the help of the ATI TEAS study manual, I was able to pass the exam with a good score! I didn’t know what to expect on the exam until I studied this manual! It really was the reason I passed the exam and am on my way to being in a better financial situation as a nurse! Thank you!

This study manual allowed to to achieve an 87 percent on the TEAS test with only two weeks of studying!!

It’s challenging but study hard and practice makes easier to get success.

I needed to go back to school at 26 and loosing science credits that I had previously taken. I chose the ATI Teas Study guide because I like hands on learning and the book was the best! I bought the book and started studying 1 month before the test and I started using the practice tests the week prior to my test. It helped so much it refreshed my knowledge of things I had not learned about in 10 years. I also PASSED THE TEST WOOHOO! Passing the test was such a huge relief for me and I know a huge part of that was studying. I am so thankful for this test as it really placed me at where my knowledge level is and what I may need some help with moving forward.

Hi! My name is Gracie and my biggest help for studying for the TEAS exam was studying the flashcards that I had made using the study manual! I decided to go to nursing school at Bridge Valley during my senior year of high school. It wasn’t my plan to begin with, but I had my daughter my junior year of high school and I realized I had to change my plans. Having my daughter hasn’t stopped me from achieving my goals. She has actually shaped me into a better person and has challenged me to better myself for her. I took my TEAS exam in December and up to that point I wasn’t very nervous for it because I do well on tests, but when the day of the exam came I felt it all! Haha. So we go into the testing room and you can feel the nerves inside of everyone in there. I go through the first section of the test and realize that it’s not the end of the world and that I’ve got this! I was really scared of failing or getting a bad score because I took the exam 2 days before the application to the nursing program was due! So if I wanted to attend the program in the fall, I had to do well. Of course, I stressed myself out for no reason, and I did very well. I feel like the TEAS exam has prepped me for other big nursing exams that I have coming in the future! Thank you for this opportunity and I hope you guys enjoyed my story! :)

The study Manual gave me insight on what to expect on the Teas Test. It gave me an idea of what I needed to brush up on.

Holy crap, ya'll. I haven't taken a proctored exam in over 9 years. I literally didn't know how/where to start studying for this exam. Thank goodness for this study manual. Thank you for the passing score! :)

The TEAS was an important milestone in my nursing school journey. I began to prepare myself for the TEAS as soon as I started college. I knew the importance of this test and that I needed to succeed. I had two semesters of prerequisites to complete before taking the TEAS. I used these two semesters very wisely, and I studied harder than I ever had before. I also had many amazing teachers who played a very significant role in my achievement. My school heavily prepared its students to do well on this test. My A&P teacher was phenomenal, and she set a timeline to follow for the TEAS. I decided it was best to take the test after I finished her class in May. I was given about a two month period to take the test, because I had to apply for nursing school in July. The TEAS is very nerve-racking. Luckily, I was provided with relevant information such as;a scoring scale, step-by-step instructions on how to sign up (in my case, at a PSI), where to find helpful study material, etc. I decided to purchase the ATI TEAS study manual for extra practice. This book was a crucial part of preparing me for the test. It had very helpful insight, and it was very closely related to all of the material on the actual TEAS. I also googled TEAS reviews for other helpful tips from previous test-takers. I had to register for the TEAS at a PSI. This means I had to take the test at a testing center instead of my college. It was very easy to navigate my way through the signing up and registering process. I received emails with all of the details for test day. Once test day arrived, I felt very anxious. I knew I was well prepared, but I was still very nervous. This mostly being because it was a PSI and I did not know what to fully expect. Also, because this test literally determined my future! However, as soon as I walked through the testing center doors I felt at ease. The workers were very helpful and told me exactly what had to be done. As I was taking the test, I instantly knew all of my studying and hard work had paid off. I did encounter some difficult questions, but overall I felt more than prepared. I walked out of the testing center with no regrets. The scores only took a couple days to come in. This meant a great deal to me because my application deadline for nursing school was quickly approaching. I was able to apply after only taking the TEAS one time, and I was a WIN candidate at my school. This meaning I was automatically accepted into nursing school because I met all of the required criteria. I just want to thank ATI for my pleasurable experience taking the TEAS at a PSI, and I hope this inspires future test-takers!

I used the materials to review all the previous math and reading and science skills that needed to be resurfaced in order to pass the TEAS test and further help me succeed in nursing school.

The ATI study manual was very thorough and helped me retain lessons I learned and the quizzes were similar to the test

I didn't ever think I would get into a BSN program considering how competitive programs are these days. I had bought two of the ATI TEAS study guides/manuals, one which included a whole practice exam online. Classes were very hard but I had to sacrifice time like once or twice a week in the months leading up to it. I ended up finding out I had to take my TEAS on the LAST day they offered it at my school right after Christmas break which made me very nervous. Over Christmas, I kept getting questions wrong and I thought I had no chance of scoring as high as I intended so during the last two weeks of break, I ended up getting on a plane and going on vacation to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It was such a beautiful country but visiting my older sister who's a medical student there, and who spent all her days studying pretty much encouraged me to dedicate the vast majority of my vacation time to prepping for the TEAS exam. THE PRACTICE QUESTIONS SAVED MY LIFE. Once I started getting them right I was on a roll. I knew that I would be okay. It sucked not being able to spend as much time enjoying the vacation but sitting in the warm, humid climate under palm trees and being able to study with the guides that I took was an ideal match. I guess you could say my environment made the studying a more positive experience and the two study manuals really made studying easier. The few days leading up to the exam were stressful because it was the start of a new semester and a new job with plenty to do and overcome but YouTube videos came in handy to solidify the info already learned. I was very nervous when I entered the testing sight only to find out the majority of people there were RETESTING. And since this was the last day to take it (I know, I should have taken it earlier) I really thought I wasn't going to pass the national average! I tend to test fast and on top of that I was desperate to go to the bathroom. It was a nightmare. I was rushing through and nervous that I wasn't doing well while trying to hold my urge to use the bathroom. I finished the exam with almost two hours to spare and when it said I could view my results, I knew I had to brave the truth. But I was SHOCKED to see that I had somehow scored an awesome 86%, managed to get into the 96th percentile and pretty much a perfect score on the math section! I was sooo shocked. I went and told my adviser upstairs about it and she congratulated me. I finally had all I needed to apply to the program and after a couple months wait, I got the email and letter saying I got into the Upper Division for the BSN Program. Honestly I can say that balancing my two weeks in Malaysia with studying and vacationing was the best thing that could happen to me because now I'm on my way to becoming the newest Neonatal ICU Nurse in town.

While preparing for the ATI TEAS test and becoming increasingly anxious as my test date approached closer, I figured that obtaining a study guide from ATI would be helpful towards leveraging me towards success on my test preparation journey. After pursuing through my study guide from ATI, I was able to refresh myself of all the materials that I’ve learned throughout my secondary education experiences in-depth. I am greatly appreciative of how profound and detailed the study guide was that I used and has led me to my success in achieving an advanced score on my ATI TEAS test. I am greatly proud to say that with the help of ATI’s study materials, I was able to successfully get admitted to both Cal State San Bernardino and Cal State Long Beach, and am planning on attending CSU Long Beach for the upcoming Fall term.

I purchased the hard copy of the teas prep book. That was extremely helpful. The first time I took the test, unfortunately I did not pass. However, I did not purchase any study materials or attempt to study using online resources. The second time I took it, i prepared with the Study Manual, and the focused review from my last test. The focus review was amazing! It did not provide the exact questions I missed, however gave detailed descriptions as to which topics I needed to focus on for next time. The study manual is a great investment because the text goes over every topic on the TEAS, and really narrows things down so you are not studying extra material.

The TEAS manual was very helpful with explaining the rational and how to get the correct answer. The practice questions were also very helpful.

The ATI study manual has definitely helped me to prepare for the TEAS exam. The study questions and explanations of the answers were very helpful. Without the study manual I don’t think that I would’ve passed the exam. It is very in depth and after you take the exam it breaks down each section and what could be improved upon.

I was very nervous about the test and as soon as I received my study book in the mail I started studying. I sat in coffee shops and libraries and even my car going through practice problems. This really helped me gain some confidence that I knew what I was doing!

I have been working on getting into nursing school for a long time. I am happy with my TEAS score

I studied every single page of the ATI TEAS Study Manual for about two months. I ensured that I could fully understand the tips that were presented in the manual and that I reviewed topics that seemed harder for me for longer than other topics that are easier for me. Not only did I cover the basics that were presented in the manual, but the manual gave me an outline as to what material I needed to cover in-depth.

My TEAS success story has been a long time in the making. Just to give a little background, I went to nursing school when I was 19 but quit after a semester and a half. A few years later, I got married and started a family. While my daughters were young, I decided to work out of my home by doing medical transcription. After 14 years of transcription work and with my daughters getting older, I decided to go back to school. A neighbor of mine had attended a local technical college's surgical technology program which was only a year long. This had been something I had thought about doing for a while and I figured this would be a fast track into the OR, which in turn introduced me to everything OR nurses do. I was content being a surgical technician but felt I could do more with my medical knowledge, so I decided to apply at my local state college's nursing program. When I found out a requirement of the program was to take the TEAS Exam, I immediately bought the study manual at the college's bookstore and made a commitment to preparing myself as best I could, especially considering some of the science material I hadn't covered in a very long time. A coworker of mine had taken the TEAS and let me borrow his TEAS Secrets Study Guide. I studied both books as if my life depended on it, wanting to prove myself on this test. I signed up to take the TEAS in early March and took the test in late April, so I gave myself plenty of time to make studying a part of my daily routine. Whenever I took my lunch break at work, my study guides were always open in front of me. I tried to focus on those areas that I thought were the weakest (math and science). On the day of the exam, I woke up early, ate a good breakfast, dropped my daughter off at school and headed to the testing location. I was a bit nervous but more eager to prove to myself that my disciplined studying habits would pay off. After arriving early and calmly waiting to be seated in the exam room, I began the test by pacing myself (knowing the time was ticking down) and flagged those questions I was unsure of so I could go back to them later. Thanks to my studying I felt confident with most of my answers, yet I still used almost all the time allotted for the purpose of double checking my answers, making sure I didn't make a simple error due to rushing through a question. Also, because of my diligent preparation, I felt the test was not as difficult as I had expected it to be;I even surprised myself when my second best section was math. My very supportive and encouraging husband and coworkers were eager to hear how I had done and I was pleased to tell them that all my efforts had led to a high score that I couldn't be prouder of. Nursing school here I come! :)

I purchased the book as well it gave so many test day tips that helped me slow down and work through problems while managing my time

I've taken the TEAS a total of five times. Each time doing a little bit better in each section. My best section by far was the Math section, I received an 88. My worst section was Science, in which I first received a 25. Each time taking the test I received a higher score. The 4th time taking the test I received a 44 in the science portion. I was told by the instructor that she would take that score as passing but if there were more people than seats that I would not be able to get in the RN program. I read the entire Science section of the TEAS study book. I went to class the day I was to take the test, of course I was nervous the entire day, hoping and praying that I would pass. I took a breather before going into the testing room. Once I finished the math section I decided to sit back for a few minutes and attempt to relax. Once I finished the entire test my scores came up and I almost cried. I had recieved a 58 in the science section. I was so excited, I called my mom and tried to act as if I had failed once again. I ended up telling her the truth and she cried. She knew how hard I had been working to be able to pass this test and how long I have been wanting to get into the RN program. I am so very proud of myself, and I'm hoping I make it into the program this fall.

I purchased the TEAS Study Manual and I used it! I spent a month prior to my test reviewing, reading, highlighting and making note cards. I took the TEAS Exam and scored in the 99th percentile nationally with a perfect score in math and a 97.7% in science. Upon checking out I was told that they'd never seen a score that high in science before. Awesome!

My name is Kacy-Ann and I prepare for the teas by first purchasing the ATI teas book from amazon 6 months before the exam. Each day for at least a hour I read through a section of the book and I make my own notes. I also write down and google each word that I do not know so it enhances my vocabulary and it also helps me with the reading and english portion of the teas since I am not good at English. I know that for many people who go to school it’s hard to balance out school and the teas so to help balance out school and studying for the teas I purchased the ATI teas book 6 months in advance so I can get a headstart I read at least a page a day or more when I have free time and I do the practice exams in the back of the book. I also study while I am at work on my down time or my break.My school, which is Kingsborough Community College also a class that preps students for the english and science portion of the teas that i attended as well to aid with my studying . I work full time, so I made sure that I am off two days before the exam to brush up on certain topics i had trouble with so I can go in and feel confident about the test.

Omg I was so nervous about taking my test. I went on you tube to see test others took to study. I seen ATI so I ordered it off amazon. I study for a week and by surprise I retained the material being that I’m easily distracted but it is the meat and potatoes you need. I passed my test as a matter of a fact. I gave the book to my friend for her testing. Thank you guys so much.

I studied for a month straight with ATI and made a much higher grade on the TEAS test than what I needed. It was awesome to see how my hard work pay off.

The study guide and practice tests helped me to know what to expect the day of the test. I came to the test very confident in my ability to do well.

While preparing for the ATI TEAS test and becoming increasingly anxious as my test date approached closer, I figured that obtaining a study guide from ATI would be helpful towards leveraging me towards success on my test preparation journey. After pursuing through my study guide from ATI, I was able to refresh myself of all the materials that I’ve learned throughout my secondary education experiences in-depth. I am greatly appreciative of how profound and detailed the study guide was that I used and has led me to my success in achieving an advanced score on my ATI TEAS test. I am greatly proud to say that with the help of ATI’s study materials, I was able to successfully get admitted to both Cal State San Bernardino and Cal State Long Beach, and am planning on attending CSU Long Beach for the upcoming Fall term. The ATI TEAS Study Manual not only provided me with the straightforward, succinct information or topics I needed to focus on, but also it was the ATI TEAS test report that provided me with significant information on what to improve on for the following TEAS exam as I took it a second time and earned a high 90 on my second attempt!

I failed the TEAS test two times. I was so discouraged the first time I didn't take it for two years. The second time around I purchased the manual at my local Barnes and Noble and studied a little bit, just enough to feel confident. I failed again by 6 points, more points than first attempt. So I finally decided enough was enough and I meticulously studied all the sections, looked at the reason why I got them wrong, and prayed about it. I asked God if it was meant for me to be a Registered Nurse, if it was meant for me to heal people please show me my way. I took the exam the next day and it was one of the happiest days of my life!

Hello all!!! My name is Hanna and I am 23 years old, work full time, and live alone with my dog. I have a degree in biology and knew I wanted to go back to nursing school. When I signed up to take the TEAS, I bought the study manual right away! I only had one week to prep as my busy schedule only allowed me to take the test one week after I signed up! Every night I studied a different section of the manual. I knew I struggled more with math, so I focused on that section the most. The day of the test came and I reviewed all of my notes and highlights that morning. I ended up scoring really well and got into my school, Wilson College of PA! I will be starting in the fall :)

I used 2 different ATI teas book i Used the secret one and then the 2019 one I did all the practice tests out of them and read them, it helped a lot. I passed the test and cant WAIT to start the nursing program in the Fall!

Why do many of us obsess over the idea that third time’s a charm? I understand “three strikes you’re out,” but there are nine innings in a baseball game, four quarters in a football game, and twelve rounds in boxing. In other words, the fight isn’t over until you decide it is. For me, just like my birth order, the fifth time’s a charm. I was interested in applying to the AAS Nursing degree program at the City Colleges of Chicago. At that time, I was working forty hours a week in a health center as well as attending school part-time. The requirements were to take a few prerequisite courses and to obtain a TEAS score of 65%. So I figured, why not? I was close to finishing the required classes and only needed to pass the TEAS exam. Because of the short notice, I only had about a week and a half to prepare before taking the exam in time to submit my application. I didn’t study as much as I should have and hoped to pass using prior knowledge. The morning of my exam, I sent a Snapchat message to my two best friends captioned, “You’ll never know unless you try.” I walked in, took my seat, and immediately became anxious. Nevertheless, I stuck through it and completed the exam. I didn’t realize our scores would appear immediately. Unfortunately, I didn’t pass. I scored a 61.3%. Not only was I upset, but I also had to share the news with my family. That set the tone for the weekend, and it took me a week to regroup. I decided I would study and apply for the next application period. This time, I had more time to study and was at an advantage because I had already taken the exam once. My sister even bought me a TEAS study guide book. In addition to studying for my other classes, I made time for TEAS prep. I visited my school’s library and requested any study materials that were available. The books were often checked out, but I used whatever I could find, even older editions. I discovered a small, comfortable study room at the library and reserved it frequently. I would set an alarm, turn off my phone, and play relaxation music. I was determined to try again. The morning of the test, I woke up, got dressed, and continued to review as much as I could. This time, both my mother and sister came with me for support. I listened to the proctor give the instructions, and I’ll never forget her saying, “If this is your second or third attempt, enter the following code.” I thought to myself, how many times have people taken this exam? You’re only allowed to take the TEAS exam three times in a year. I continued with the exam and felt relieved as I approached the final section. But when my score appeared, it was lower than before. I was in complete shock. How could I have done worse? Once again, I had to share the news that I didn’t pass. I remember losing my appetite, but my family and friends continued to support me. I had one more attempt before the deadline, one available test date at Malcolm X College, and the morning off work—so I went for it. This time was different. I didn’t tell anyone I had registered. I was tired of being the bearer of bad news. At the new location, I felt more relaxed. I sat in a corner and focused completely. During the English and Language Usage section, I covered my score with a scratch sheet because I couldn’t bear to look. I decided to wait to check the results. That evening, I logged into the TEAS website—only to see I still hadn’t earned the score I needed. A few weeks later, I received a call from the healthcare programs admissions department. They reviewed my application and GPA and offered me a spot in the Practical Nursing program. I declined. I had set my sights on the AAS Nursing Program, but I realized I needed to take a step back. I decided to focus on completing my prerequisites to apply for a BSN program instead. After several years of working at a federally qualified health center, I decided to resign from my job. That experience taught me a lot about working with diverse populations and supporting Spanish-speaking patients. I learned medical terminology, observed clinical visits, and gained empathy for those I served. It was an invaluable experience, but I knew I needed formal training to truly make a difference. I began my journey as a full-time college student, determined to meet every requirement for nursing school. With help from my advisor and the transfer center, I explored multiple programs and narrowed it down to two—Resurrection and Dominican University. Both required similar prerequisites, but the dreaded TEAS score still loomed. This time, I was motivated and prepared. By now, I was a pro at taking the TEAS. I knew the timing, the sections, and what to expect. I reviewed all my previous scores, identified weak areas, and used every TEAS study guide I could get my hands on. My dresser was stacked with different editions, and I even followed online videos from students who had passed. I set aside focused study time and built a new game plan. I prayed, prepared, and promised myself this would be the time I’d make it happen. The morning of the exam, the sun was shining—a good sign. I checked in, took my seat, and worked steadily through each section. This time, I was calmer, more confident, and better prepared. When the results came in, I saw improvement—a big step forward. My advisor encouraged me, saying my score could still qualify for committee review. It was progress, and I was proud of that. Weeks later, Dominican reached out about my score. I was honest that I hadn’t met their benchmark. To my surprise, they extended the application deadline. I took it as a sign to try again. I reminded myself of the advice I’d given my sister years before—not to let one test define her future. I had to live by those words. On my fifth attempt, I walked into the testing center focused and calm. I took my time, paced myself, and stayed determined. When the proctor handed me my results and congratulated me, I could hardly believe it—I had finally earned the score I needed. I stepped outside, sunlight pouring down, holding my results with tears in my eyes. This journey taught me patience, perseverance, and faith in my purpose. I’ve learned that everything happens at the right time. I’ve never been prouder of myself. The phrase “third time’s a charm” no longer applies—because for me, it was the fifth.

So I have had a troubling time with school over the past few years. I always knew I wanted to be a nurse and I would take the necessary steps to get there. I went to CCAC at Boyce campus to take all my prerequisites. I finished all of them but was shy of my gpa because I worked full time with school full time. My last semester I only had C’s and even though that is passing that doesn’t help your gpa. So I was determined to reach that gpa and I took a year in a half to take classes I know I’ll get As and Bs in to help raise it. I finally schedule for the TEAS exam and take it at Boyce I didn’t pass and got a little discouraged. I didn’t stop there I made sure I purchased the TEAS exam manual. I studied what I didn’t do great on because ATI tells you what areas you were lacking in. I also took practice tests online non stop. I took the exam again at Shadyside and I passed. Now I’m applying to a couple schools so I can start this fall. Even though I was discouraged a little bit I still made it. I’m glad I kept pushing myself. Soon I will be a nurse I always wanted to be.

I waited to sign up for the TEAS test until after I had passed Anatomy and Physiology I and II. After passing both science classes with an A and while enrolled in Microbiology I chose a date and signed up for the TEAS test. Unfortunately I had neglected to check my Microbiology schedule and had set up to take the TEAS test the same day I had an exam in Microbiology. When not at work and not studying for Microbiology, I spent a few hours in Western Technical College's library going over the TEAS practice material. Once I felt comfortable with what I would see in the science and math sections, I downloaded a bit of audio covering what I would encounter during the reading and English language sections. I am a distance runner training for Grandma's Marathon in Duluth MN, so I listened to the audio during a few of my long runs. After my study sessions I felt pretty confident I would be ready for anything that I would see on the TEAS test. The day of my test started with my Microbiology lab and then exam during lecture. I scored a 100% on my Micro exam, finished up lecture and before starting the TEAS test, took some time to grab a sub sandwich for lunch and decompress. I met with the ATI proctors, signed in, and waited for all the other students to arrive. I was a little nervous, thinking maybe I could have spent more time studying math or science. Nerves were set to high alert once we were asked to remove all items from our pockets, and lock them up along with watches, hats, pencils, etc. That is when I said to myself, "Whoa, this is serious here!" We were then led to the classroom, shown how to sign in on our computers, and read the rules for the test. Then we were set free to let our brains do the work. I passed through each section feeling more and more confident that I would successfully pass the TEAS test the first time. Once finished with the English language section, my final section, I took a quick survey and was shown my score of an 86% automatically. After logging out I was sent back downstairs to get my results and my personal items. I was congratulated on my good work and informed that Western Tech would receive my score automatically. I was also informed on how to send my score to other schools if I should chose to do that. I called my wife as I left the building to tell her the great news. Once I got home I cut the grass since we have had a lot of rain this spring. I grabbed an ice cold beer and started up the grill to relax with a few cheeseburgers for dinner knowing that I am now one big step closer to getting into nursing school. I will finish microbiology this summer and hope to get into the nursing program this fall or next spring if I have to wait for an opening.

This journey has definitely been a unique one for me. I switched majors while attending an online university, and now I’m applying to nursing school after working as a CNA for a little over a year. In preparation for the TEAS test, I asked around to get an idea of which guides to use and what study tips might help. I know that everyone studies differently, so I took the advice I was given and focused on what worked best for me. I had a little under two weeks to study for this test—and I had a mini vacation scheduled beforehand, so talk about pressure! I got the ATI Study Guide, grabbed my highlighters and trusty giraffe pen, and started studying. I studied during downtime at work, in between cooking dinner and washing dishes, and even while eating dinner! My mini vacation was to Savannah, and I studied on the plane, during my layover, and early in the mornings while my best friend slept before we ventured out to enjoy the city. When I returned home from my trip, I made sure I wasn’t forgetting anything so I’d feel prepared on test day. I’m so thankful for the incredible support system behind me—my parents, who encouraged me, and my son, who cheered me on every step of the way. On test day, I was a ball of nerves! Even though I got a good night’s rest and ate a decent breakfast, the drive to the testing site did little to calm me down. I was especially nervous about the math section, since it’s never been my strongest subject. I arrived early, checked in, and took a few moments to center myself, saying a few prayers before the exam began. As the test started, I read every question carefully and double-checked my answers. When I finally submitted my test, the waiting felt endless. After several minutes, the director came out with a stack of papers and called my name. She handed me my results—and I had passed! I was so excited that I did a little victory dance right there in the classroom. This journey hasn’t been easy, but it’s been worth it. I know it’s not over—I have big goals ahead, including becoming a CRNP. If I’m awarded this gift card, it will go straight toward nursing school supplies! I look forward to becoming a medical professional and gaining the knowledge I need to keep helping people—because that’s what I love to do.

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I am applying to the ADN program at Wallace. The book helped me tremendously! Without it I would have never passed the exam. It helped give me confidence that I could do it and the materials to make it happen.

I purchased the ATI TEAS study manual and worked my way through the entire book. It adequately prepared me for the exam and I passed!

Hello, my name is Saira Khan and I’m sharing my TEAS Success story! Passing my TEAS exam seemed to be just another SAT-like exam to me as I’ve been an A student for the most of my school life. it was in college when I started to get my first B’s, and then I even went on to get 2 C’s in college! But the content on the TEAS exam were outlined pretty straight and I thought it wouldn’t be that difficult. I scheduled my exam for dec 28th for a few reasons. One was because it was a Friday and I wanted to chill for the weekend and be happy about the fact that I was finally done with it. Second, I wanted to take it before New Years. I wanted to begin the new year by finally submitting my CAS application that I had filled out 1 month in advance and was just waiting for my TEAS score, I was pretty confident I’ll definitely make it! A friend of mine scheduled it a day later than me and said she hasn’t studied much and was confident too. I had been studying day and night after the semester was over. The day of my exam I was nervous but happy that I could sleep tonight and I won’t have to carry all these books to my room for studying anymore. I prayed that morning and left. Staring at that bright computer for 3 hrs gave me a bad headache but I was happy I was done, somewhere deep down i knew I did bad but then the thought that I had studied so much for this and I’m always underestimating myself made me feel at ease. My mom asked me how it was, I said ok. “You don’t look too happy!” My mom said, but I told her I was fine. The next night at 8:02 pm, the results came. I didn’t want to look but had to. My parents and my brother heard the sound of the email and everyone quickly stood up. I failed. I had proficient overall but I didn’t make the reading mark, the reading portion was pretty bad at 53%. It came as a shock to me that I failed an exam for the FIRST time ever! I felt bad but my advisor emailed me that this can be retaken and I still had a little time. I asked my friend Rose about how she did. At 1 am she msged me saying she got advanced. I was happy for her but deep inside, I was upset I didn’t make it. Rose was my lab partner in A&P and she used to tell me I was really smart. I realized she lied to me and I was crying that night, and went to sleep crying. The next morning I reregistered to take it on Jan 11. I had about 11-12 days in between to study and I made it a goal to pass this time. I kept telling myself getting a 69% isn’t difficult at all. On Jan 1 of 2019, at 12 am, I was sitting in my room studying while everyone in my house was asleep. I could see and hear fireworks from my window. I started crying, my notes started to get wet:( I wanted all this over before New Years but here I was studying after a failed attempt on New Years. Again, I went to sleep crying. The day of my 2nd attempt, my parents hugged me and said, “if god wills, you will pass this time!” My older sister msged me that morning and said, “it’s been long since we had cake. When you pass, we’ll get cake to celebrate!” I went to take it. The lady that was suppose to check us in said, “weren’t you here a few days ago?” Very sadly I said yes I’m retaking. I realized it were the same questions but I wasn’t happy, I didn’t want the same reading questions. I thought they were quiet difficult. I took my time thoroughly this time. When I went to the bathroom to take a 5 minute break, I was sweating. I don’t know why, it was really cold but I was sweating. I just didn’t want my break to end and I didn’t want to enter that room again. That earlier feeling I had during my 1st attempt started sinking in and made me feel nervous. After it was over, I waited for my ride and I stood there crying. I somewhere knew and felt that I failed AGAIN! When the results came the next night, everyone stood up again, I looked. Proficient again and I improved but I failed the reading portion yet again. The reading had become a big obstacle to me passing the teas. I sat there sobbing, not in my room this time but right there at that spot that moment. My parents said it wasn’t a big deal and all I kept saying was “it’s all over, this was my last try!” My dad said I shouldn’t give up and try again. I told him I didn’t have it in me to go through all the studying, the crying at night, the bright computer screen and being in the the exam room again. It was Jan 12th and Jan 15th was the deadline! How on earth could a miracle happen and I all of a sudden pass before the deadline? It was IMPOSSIBLE at this point and I had given up. But my dad hadn’t given up, I don’t know what he saw in me but he was confident that I’ll get through this before Jan 15th. He told he to sign up just once more. Very hesitantly I grabbed the laptop and started looking for dates, I live in Maryland Baltimore and all the dates were after Jan 15th. I didn’t need them after Jan 15th. However, there was one date exactly on Jan 15th in Delaware at 8. It was an hr drive from me and my dad said don’t worry about the money or the ride. I resisted to sign up for that date but my dad insisted so much and I signed up for the 3rd TIME with NO HOPE OF PASSING WHATSOEVER! That night, instead of crying, I only studied the reading section in my manuals and compared my 2 score reports to see which specific areas in reading I needed to focus on and perhaps it might help me when questions regarding that topic would arise and if it were the same questions again I’d read it carefully and put my next best guess for that question instead of the old answers I guessed because of timing and nervousness I gave both times. We left for Delaware at 6 AM, my dad kept reassuring me the whole ride that I shouldn’t be nervous and have experienced this 2 times already so it’s nothing new and Now I have enough practice and experience to ace it this time. I nodded but I was scared again, the same mixed feelings like before. I went to take it. The math, science, and English language usage portions I could do blindly now that it was my 3rd time. The reading was what I took my most time on and this time, instead of being nervous and worrying about the computer screen brightness, I FOCUSED! All my wrong answers seemed pretty straight now that I read carefully instead of worrying about the time and failure. I came out pretty quick and this time I felt different than I did the first 2 times. My dad was waiting in the car outside and asked, “you came out quick and you seem happy, how was it?” I smiled and said “I focused on the area that was the most difficult for me instead of focusing on time and failure and being nervous.” On my way back home I just kept thinking that if I didn’t pass this time, I’ll change my major to avoid the teas completely and even emailed my advisor, Ms. Sara Q. Lillard about it. It was literally the 15th, the deadline. The next day my results came in and this time I had the ringer off because I didnt want them to stand up again to hear that I failed AGAIN so when I read it, it said I passed with advanced and finally made the reading mark way passed my expectation. Then I told my parents that I received the email and I passed! They were so proud of me. I emailed my advisor my report and even she was really proud of me. I msged my sister that we’ll get cake tomorrow! I went to sleep smiling that night and ever since, I’m just smiling! If it wasn’t for the support of my parents especially my dad who encouraged me to pick up the laptop to register one last time, who drove me to Delaware at 6 am, who paid for this exam of mine for the 3rd time, who believed I could pass this, I wouldn’t have made it! I finally submitted my CAS application on Jan 17th with immense happiness that I made it! Today, I’ve been accepted into CCBC’s nursing school and not only that but also to Towson University for the ATB nursing option! I’ll be dually enrolled at both schools fall 2019! Can’t wait!

I actually bought the TEAS study manual for my younger sister because she also wants to be a nurse. I decided to take the TEAS a bit earlier than expected, so I took back my book. My sister laughed and let me have the TEAS manual to study from. I studied each night for an hour for a week and half then took my exam. My spontaneity and diligence payed off because I took the exam and got the score I wanted.

I just did the book and everything from the exam was exactly as the book

I don't know what I would have done if TEAS prep materials weren't available to me when I was preparing to take my TEAS exam! I was pretty worried about taking my TEAS exam because I didn't know if I could absorb all the information of all the subjects I needed to know. One thing that was great about my study manual was that it broke down each subject into the key ideas that I needed to know, without it being overwhelming. I split my studying days dedicating them to a specific subject, and then did some practice questions for all the subjects. Doing practice questions really helped too because it got me in the habit of understanding the format the TEAS would be given in and how I should be answering my questions. I went into my exam and ended up getting a great score and got accepted into my nursing program!

The study guide helped me pass the Teas test and Im glad I brought it

I used the TEAS Study Manual for my couple of months leading up to my exam. This study tool was incredibly thorough and helpful because it was written very similarly to the actual exam, given that is was written by the same people. I felt as though I had all the tools I needed that were provided in that book and more because throughout the study manual there were supplemental videos to watch if I so pleased. I did in fact use them, and because I am a visual learner, that was an important step to my process of studying. On the actual day of the test I was nervous, but felt prepared. My nerves were a combination of excitement because I am finally taking big steps towards my future nursing career, as well as nerves from not knowing how was going to do. During the test I told myself to take my time and pretend I was just taking one of the practice tests I did in the study manual. This way I would feel less pressured because I was always doing my practice exams in the comfort of my living room. When I reached the end, just under three hours, I pressed submit for the last question. I took a deep breath and then saw my score. I let out that breath and felt overwhelming relief and accomplishment. I felt so proud of myself for completing this exam and getting myself that much closer to getting myself where I want my career, which is to be a nurse. Nursing school if competitive to say the least, and because of my study preparations with ATI TEAS Study Manual, effort, and drive, I feel confident that I will be in a nursing school that I want to be at in a year.

My name is Jodi and I currently work as an LPN. I worked all throughout my previous nursing program. As I decided to go back to school, I ordered my TEAS study manual and began studying before completeing all of my core classes. I studied for at least 3 hours a week, on top of working a full time job and managing a household. My study manual currently looks like a coloring book...every page is highlighted with something to remember. The week of my test i was freaking out....completely! I studied for hours and answered every practice question and read the rational to all of my missed problems. It was like studying for boards all over again. The night before my test was a disaster. The kids were abandoned (not really) and I went to bed super early only to have nightmares all night. The morning of my test, I focused on my weakest areas then gave it all up. Im a nurse. I am smart. I know this. I took my TEAS at ASU and scored 10 points higher than my program requirement. I am thankful for my study habits and my hard work seemed to pay off.

After being an LPN for 35 years I decided it was time to finish my RN degree. Now I can achieve my goal.

I used the TEAS prep book and it helped me to prepare to take a test that would determine my future in the nursing field a passion I have had for the last 10 years. Having been out of school for awhile I didn’t think I had what it took but with the help of the prep book I was able to pass and am just awaiting the decision of whether or not I got in

I had purchased the ATI TEAS Study Manual in preparation to take the test. It helped me overcome the anxiety and test taking stress when I was always wondering what could be on the test. The manual was helpful in giving me that idea about how the test was like. I passed of course and that was worth every penny.

Hi! My name is Victoria & I’ve wanted to be a nurse for most of my life, 15 years! Since I was 9 years old! I joke all the time & say “nurse” was probably my first word as a baby. As time went on I started to do life backwards. I fell in love with an Army soldier, got married and moved 1300 miles away from everything I knew! Got pregnant with my now 4 year old daughter and as much as I love them both dearly I slowly but surely began to lose hope on my dreams. We moved back to Florida when he got out of the army and I supported him through his dream of going to school for radiology, meanwhile I went to work at my county’s sheriffs office. Almost two years of working there I finally realized it wasn’t “me” and with that I was determined to fearlessly get back in track with my goal of becoming a nurse. I went to my local technical college on March 21 without the slightest clue of the journey I was about to embark on, walked in there and got loaded with information. If I wanted to get into the LPN program that started in July I needed to take the TEAS test before April 3rd. I ran to the website, found a location and time to take it on April 2nd and then ran to amazon to purchase the ATI TEAS manual along with a “cheat sheet”. I then proceeded to spend the next two weeks vigorously studying the manual so I could get my “60 or higher” for admission into the program. April 2nd comes. I sit down with two other hopeful students to take this nerve wracking, future changing exam. I flew through the exam in an hour and a half and with the last 4 questions remaining I had a mental breakdown because I thought “I’m finishing this exam two and a half hours early, there is no way I passed”. I hit submit and got a 74%!!!!! I BAWLED MY EYES OUT! Two days later I happily quit my job and now am counting down the days til I begin my dream! (69 days, 12 hours if anyone is wondering). I plan on going from LPN to RN to ARNP!!! Thank you ATI for your wonderful studying materials & I look forward to using them again in the future!!! Thank you for assisting in fulfilling my lifelong goals!!

ATI test prep materials helped me brush up on some old subjects and even learn a couple new things. Each day for 3 months I spent 10 hours in my ATI TEAS test prep books before I took the test. On test day, my hard work paid off. My score placed me in the 97th percentile in the nation and I was so thankful for all of my study materials.

The TEAS manual gave specific study materials along with general overview of subjects to study. This material was very helpful in obtaining the score I did. I have not yet taken tan A&P course so the material discussed in the teas manual really gave me the necessary knowledge i needed to get into nursing school.

I used an ati study manual from amazon and the study manual from the ati test site. I couldn’t believe how well it helped me to prepare considering it’s so hard to know what to study until you actually take the test. I was very happy with my score because of it. I applied to the mane program at Ridgewater College. I could not stop smiling once I finally got the score I had wanted. Thank you ati! I’m excited to start my future in nursing.

I had no idea what i was getting myself into. So i looked everywhere for tips on how to study for this exam. I used the ATI TEAS study manual to grasp a general knowledge of what could be on the test. I took multiple online TEAS test, I also used the tests from the book as a study tool. One of the biggest things to help was reading what would be on the test, then watching YouTube learning videos to help complete the learning circle.