ATI TEAS 6 (Legacy) Practice Test

The ATI TEAS 6 is a legacy version of the exam. While the core subject areas (Reading, Math, Science, English) remain, the TEAS 7 features an updated question distribution, a slight reduction in total questions, and revised content emphasis within sections (e.g., more biology and chemistry, less human anatomy). Some institutions may still accept or require TEAS 6 scores. It is crucial to confirm the specific exam version required by your target program before registering.

Score requirements vary significantly by institution. Generally, competitive programs often look for an Adjusted Individual Total Score in the 'Proficient' (58.7% - 79.3%) or 'Advanced' (79.4% - 100%) classification levels. Some highly selective programs may have a minimum score requirement, such as 80% or higher. Always check the specific admission guidelines of the schools you are applying to for their defined competitive or minimum score thresholds.

A professional study plan begins with a diagnostic practice test to identify strengths and weaknesses. Allocate study time proportionally to the test sections: Science (31%), Reading (24%), Mathematics (23%), and English (22%). Use official ATI study materials and a comprehensive review guide. Dedicate time to both content review and practice questions, focusing on application. Plan for 6-8 weeks of consistent, daily study, increasing intensity as the test date approaches.

No. For the ATI TEAS 6 exam, you are not permitted to bring or use your own calculator. A basic four-function calculator will be provided on-screen for use during specific questions within the Mathematics section. You must be proficient in performing fundamental arithmetic, algebra, and data interpretation without a personal calculator.

ATI TEAS scores are typically valid for two years from the date of testing. However, individual nursing and health science programs may set their own validity period, which could be shorter (e.g., one year). It is your responsibility to verify the score expiration policy with each institution to which you plan to apply.