ATI TEAS 7 Nursing Entrance Prep · 2026
TEAS Academy is a focused prep platform for future nurses preparing for the ATI TEAS 7. Sharpen every section — Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English & Language Usage — with realistic question sets, step-by-step rationales, timed mock exams, and progress analytics that show exactly where to study next.
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Question: Which structure is chiefly responsible for circulating oxygen-rich blood to the body's tissues?
A. Trachea B. Cerebellum C. Heart D. Pancreas
Correct answer: C. The heart acts as the central pump of the cardiovascular system, pushing oxygenated blood from the left ventricle into the aorta and onward to peripheral tissues.
Question: A medication vial contains 200 mL of solution. A nurse withdraws 15% of the total volume. How many milliliters did the nurse withdraw?
A. 10 mL B. 20 mL C. 25 mL D. 30 mL
Correct answer: D. Rewrite 15% as the decimal 0.15 and multiply by the total volume: 0.15 × 200 = 30 mL.
Question: Choose the sentence that uses subject-verb agreement correctly.
A. The nurses on the night shift was exhausted. B. The nurses on the night shift were exhausted. C. The nurses on the night shift is exhausted. D. The nurses on the night shift be exhausted.
Correct answer: B. The plural subject "nurses" requires the plural past-tense verb "were." Prepositional phrases like "on the night shift" do not change the subject.
Begin with a free section preview to gauge where you stand. When you're ready to commit, unlock the full question library, every rationale, performance dashboards, and timed exam simulations built around the official 2026 blueprint.
Members get access to more than 1,783 TEAS-style questions, organized into full mock exams and topical practice sets across all four tested areas. Every item ships with a clear written rationale so you understand not just the answer, but the reasoning behind it.
Absolutely. You can sample questions and preview practice sets without entering a card. Upgrading is only required when you're ready to unlock the entire item bank, full-length exams, score analytics, and advanced study modes.
The exam is split into four content areas: Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English & Language Usage. Of the 170 questions you'll face, a portion are unscored pretest items that ATI uses to validate future test forms.
Open with a diagnostic exam to spot weak areas, then build a routine: short daily question sets, careful rationale review, and weekly timed simulations. In the final two weeks, prioritize full-length mocks under realistic conditions to build pacing and stamina.
Required composite scores vary by school. A 60–75% range is common for ADN programs, while selective BSN programs often look for 78%+ — placing applicants in the Proficient or Advanced tier. Always confirm the cutoff with the specific nursing program you're applying to.
Total testing time is 209 minutes across the four sections: 64 minutes for Reading, 54 for Mathematics, 63 for Science, and 28 for English & Language Usage — 170 questions in total.
ATI permits retakes, but most schools enforce a minimum 30-day waiting period between attempts and cap how many times you can sit the exam during one admissions cycle. Check your program's policy before scheduling.
Yes. Our question bank, written guides, and full-length mocks are mapped to the most recent ATI TEAS 7 (2026) test plan, so what you study mirrors what you'll see on test day.