The TEAS is the gate, and it is usually one section holding it shut
Four sections, one composite score, and most candidates are competitive in three of them. Your ATI score report breaks performance down by sub-content area, which means the fix is almost always narrower than it feels.
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Science and mathematics decide most outcomes
The TEAS covers reading, mathematics, science, and English and language usage. Candidates arriving here have usually been studying all four evenly, and their score report shows a strong reading score, a workable English score and a science or mathematics score dragging the composite below their program's cut.
That is good news, because it makes the plan narrow. Anatomy and physiology is the largest single chunk of the science section and the most learnable in a fixed window. Mathematics is almost entirely a small set of procedures, and the errors are usually the same three every time rather than a general weakness.
The other thing that decides TEAS outcomes is pace. It is a timed test with a lot of items, and candidates who know the material but work through it methodically can run out of time in exactly the section they most needed.
- The ATI score report read by sub-content area, not by section
- Anatomy and physiology prioritised inside the science section
- Mathematics diagnosed as specific procedures, not general weakness
- Timing practiced as a separate skill from the content
What your plan contains
Written after the first session
- A weighted breakdown of study hours by sub-content area
- The specific mathematics procedures you are losing points on
- A schedule built around your application deadline, not a generic one
- One timed full-length run, with the debrief
- A named tutor you keep throughout
What we work on
Science
Anatomy and physiology, biology, chemistry and scientific reasoning. The largest section and usually the one deciding the composite.
Mathematics
Numbers, algebra, measurement and data. Almost always a fixable set of specific procedures rather than a broad gap.
Reading
Key ideas, craft and structure, and integration of knowledge. Technique-heavy, and the section that most rewards pacing work.
English & language usage
Conventions, knowledge of language and vocabulary. The smallest section and the cheapest points to recover.
How a TEAS plan runs
Read the score report
By sub-content area rather than by section, so the plan targets the actual gap instead of a whole subject you are mostly fine at.
Weakest area first
Study weighted toward what is holding the composite down, usually science or mathematics, with the rest kept warm rather than restudied.
Timing under pressure
The TEAS is tight on time. Pace is practiced separately, because knowing the content and finishing the section are two different skills.
One full run, then taper
A timed full-length attempt and a debrief, then no new material. You sit it rehearsed rather than crammed.
Preparation is teaching and practice, never the exam itself
- No help of any kind during the exam, remote proctoring included.
- No live questions, no recalled items, no reconstructed TEAS banks.
- No sitting the exam on anyone's behalf, ever.
- We do not guarantee a score, and no honest tutor would.
- We guarantee the process: a named tutor, a set number of hours, and a plan built from your own score report.
ATI treats recalled and shared test content as a security violation, and a voided TEAS result can also mean a rejected application at every program you sent it to. Read the full policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends entirely on the program: cut scores vary by school and by year, and competitive programs sit well above the minimum. Send us the requirement from the programs you are applying to and the plan works backward from it.
Retake policy is set by the program you are applying to rather than by ATI alone, and schools differ on how many attempts they will accept and how long you must wait. Check the specific program before you book a date.
Whichever your score report says, and it is usually narrower than the section name suggests. Most candidates need one sub-content area within science or mathematics, not a whole subject restudied from scratch.
Bring whatever study package you already own and we will work with it. The value here is diagnosis and technique rather than another question bank, and most candidates already have more practice material than they can get through.
Plans start at $199, with the exact figure set by how many sessions the plan needs. Nothing is booked until you agree it.
Send us the score report
We will tell you which sub-content areas are actually holding the composite down, and what a plan would look like before your application deadline.
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