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CSN students schedule to take the ATI TEAS Exam through ATItesting.com.
Note:
- Please visit the ATI website to register for TEAS exams offered by CSN
- Limited weekday remote testing is offered along with Saturday dates.
The TEAS is a computer-based diagnostic test instrument used to assess students' preparedness to apply to enter the health science field.
The test is specifically used to assess prospective students for CSN Health Science Limited Entry (LE) Programs.
The TEAS test contains 170 questions written in a multiple-choice format with four-option answers and has a total duration of 209 minutes.
The test is designed to assess the necessary academic skills in the subjects of Reading (45 questions for 55 mins.), Math (38 questions for 57 mins.), Science (50 questions for 60 mins.), and English and Language Usage (37 questions for 37 mins.).
Ensure that you have reviewed the "The things I need to know before I register for the ATI TEAS Exam" section (above) before starting the registration process.
- Step 1: Visit this link
- Step 2: Click either "TEAS Online Proctored by an Institution" or "In-Person Proctored by and Institution"
- Step 3: In the first drop-down box choose TEAS for Allied Health for in-person testing or Institution Remote Proctor- Allied Health for remote testing.
- Step 4: Follow the prompts to complete your registration.
*Note: It is essential to remember your ATI login once you create it. You will need this on exam day. Students who do not have their ATI login will be turned away from taking the ATI TEAS Exam.
TEAS Test Dates at CSN
(Listed under "Allied Health" option, all times are AM sessions unless noted)
2024
- April
- Thursday 4/25/2024 (9:00 AM) Remote
- Saturday 4/27/2024 (8:00 AM) Remote
- Saturday 4/27/2024 (9:00 AM) In-person
Whether you are taking the exam in-person or online, exam and student integrity are of utmost importance. Please see the following for more information: Consequences of Cheating.
In-person Testing:
What to bring:
- Photo ID: To be admitted to your testing session, you will need to present proper photo identification, such as a driver’s license, passport, or green card.
- ATI Username and Password: Test takers who do not have their ATI username and password will not be able to take the exam.
- You may also bring non-mechanical pencils.
*Scratch paper will be provided.
Do not bring:
- Mechanical pencils or pens.
- Watches (of any kind)
- Hats
- Headphones/earbuds
- Books/notes
Remote Testing:
Prior to exam start time
You must start your exam at the listed start time. If you do not start the exam within 30 minutes of the offered start time, you will not be able to test. Exams will not be refunded or rescheduled due to late arrival. Please start the log-in and set-up process 30 minutes before the exam start time.
- Assure you are using a fully charged or plugged-in laptop or desktop computer with a webcam and microphone.
- Headsets/earbuds are not permitted.
- Have a government-issued photo ID card available.
- Find a well-lit space and be ready for a room scan before the assessment.
- Ensure your photograph taken by the system is clear and the lighting is appropriate.
- Positioning of your webcam during the exam should ensure that you are always fully visible.
- Prepare one piece of blank paper to be used during the exam. Please destroy the paper upon completion.
- Non-compliance with the above may invalidate your test attempt.Taking the Exam
When it's time for your appointment:
- Open Google Chrome and Log into your ATI student account: My ATI tab > Assessments tab.
- Click the Add Product button and enter the assessment ID that was provided by the proctor.
- Click Continue.
- Move forward to the exam pre-checks regardless of the error you may see at this point.
- Click: Start exam prechecks, at the bottom of the page.
- Allow Proctorio to access your camera, mic, and screen.
- Click: Next at the bottom of the screen once the prechecks are completed
- Respond to the request to show ID to the camera.
- Click: Next for the site to conduct a webcam image test and scanning of the room for a compromised situation; your room must be well-lit in order to move forward
- Click: I understand (after reading the text)
- Sign the test taker agreement.
Click: Start test (Start Test will not appear until the proctor approves you to begin-it can take several minutes)
View a complete list of ATI's technical requirements.
Microphone: Any microphone, either internal or external
Webcam: 320x240 VGA resolution (minimum) internal or external.
Desktop or laptop computer (NO iPads, tablets, or phones are to be used) with the ability to download Google Chrome.
ATI Nursing Education and some nonprofit organizations have developed self-guided study materials to help you target your studies for success on the TEAS. Several package options are available, vary in terms of the extent of the package, and maybe obtainable at a cost. Refer to the ATI website for details.
You can also access other TEAS study resources at TEAS Test Study Guide, TEAS practice tests, Free TEAS practice tests. Also, see the ATI TEAS 6-Week Study Plan.
The Clark County Library has a free online prep for Reading and English, requires a library card.
Other links: (free) Union Test Prep; YouTube videos - Carolyn McAllister for TEAS Reading & Brian Craft for TEAS Math.
The TEAS is a computer-based diagnostic test instrument used to assess students' preparedness to apply to enter the health science field.
The test is specifically used to assess prospective students for CSN Health Science Limited Entry (LE) Programs.
The TEAS test contains 170 questions written in a multiple-choice format with four-option answers and has a total duration of 209 minutes.
The test is designed to assess the necessary academic skills in the subjects of Reading (45 questions for 55 mins.), Math (38 questions for 57 mins.), Science (50 questions for 60 mins.), and English and Language Usage (37 questions for 37 mins.).
Ensure that you have reviewed the "The things I need to know before I register for the ATI TEAS Exam" section (above) before starting the registration process.
- Step 1: Visit this link
- Step 2: Click either "TEAS Online Proctored by an Institution" or "In-Person Proctored by and Institution"
- Step 3: In the first drop-down box choose TEAS for Allied Health for in-person testing or Institution Remote Proctor- Allied Health for remote testing.
- Step 4: Follow the prompts to complete your registration.
*Note: It is essential to remember your ATI login once you create it. You will need this on exam day. Students who do not have their ATI login will be turned away from taking the ATI TEAS Exam.
TEAS Test Dates at CSN
(Listed under "Allied Health" option, all times are AM sessions unless noted)
2024
- April
- Thursday 4/25/2024 (9:00 AM) Remote
- Saturday 4/27/2024 (8:00 AM) Remote
- Saturday 4/27/2024 (9:00 AM) In-person
Whether you are taking the exam in-person or online, exam and student integrity are of utmost importance. Please see the following for more information: Consequences of Cheating.
In-person Testing:
What to bring:
- Photo ID: To be admitted to your testing session, you will need to present proper photo identification, such as a driver’s license, passport, or green card.
- ATI Username and Password: Test takers who do not have their ATI username and password will not be able to take the exam.
- You may also bring non-mechanical pencils.
*Scratch paper will be provided.
Do not bring:
- Mechanical pencils or pens.
- Watches (of any kind)
- Hats
- Headphones/earbuds
- Books/notes
Remote Testing:
Prior to exam start time
You must start your exam at the listed start time. If you do not start the exam within 30 minutes of the offered start time, you will not be able to test. Exams will not be refunded or rescheduled due to late arrival. Please start the log-in and set-up process 30 minutes before the exam start time.
- Assure you are using a fully charged or plugged-in laptop or desktop computer with a webcam and microphone.
- Headsets/earbuds are not permitted.
- Have a government-issued photo ID card available.
- Find a well-lit space and be ready for a room scan before the assessment.
- Ensure your photograph taken by the system is clear and the lighting is appropriate.
- Positioning of your webcam during the exam should ensure that you are always fully visible.
- Prepare one piece of blank paper to be used during the exam. Please destroy the paper upon completion.
- Non-compliance with the above may invalidate your test attempt.Taking the Exam
When it's time for your appointment:
- Open Google Chrome and Log into your ATI student account: My ATI tab > Assessments tab.
- Click the Add Product button and enter the assessment ID that was provided by the proctor.
- Click Continue.
- Move forward to the exam pre-checks regardless of the error you may see at this point.
- Click: Start exam prechecks, at the bottom of the page.
- Allow Proctorio to access your camera, mic, and screen.
- Click: Next at the bottom of the screen once the prechecks are completed
- Respond to the request to show ID to the camera.
- Click: Next for the site to conduct a webcam image test and scanning of the room for a compromised situation; your room must be well-lit in order to move forward
- Click: I understand (after reading the text)
- Sign the test taker agreement.
Click: Start test (Start Test will not appear until the proctor approves you to begin-it can take several minutes)
View a complete list of ATI's technical requirements.
Microphone: Any microphone, either internal or external
Webcam: 320x240 VGA resolution (minimum) internal or external.
Desktop or laptop computer (NO iPads, tablets, or phones are to be used) with the ability to download Google Chrome.
ATI Nursing Education and some nonprofit organizations have developed self-guided study materials to help you target your studies for success on the TEAS. Several package options are available, vary in terms of the extent of the package, and maybe obtainable at a cost. Refer to the ATI website for details.
You can also access other TEAS study resources at TEAS Test Study Guide, TEAS practice tests, Free TEAS practice tests. Also, see the ATI TEAS 6-Week Study Plan.
The Clark County Library has a free online prep for Reading and English, requires a library card.
Other links: (free) Union Test Prep; YouTube videos - Carolyn McAllister for TEAS Reading & Brian Craft for TEAS Math.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, Restroom breaks are allowed.
- Take Restroom breaks between sections to ensure that no time is lost, as breaks do not pause the timing when already in a test section.
- If you have technical issues, please alert Proctorio using the phone number provided in the Student Guide sent to you.
- Challenges to test questions or testing room complaints should be reported to Proctorio and ATI immediately after the exam.
- The ATI TEAS Remote exam is a secure exam proctored by proctorio. Each test-taker must take the exam in a responsible, safe, and civil manner per any security policies and academic integrity policies of CSN.
- A Government ID is required to take the exam.
- Personal Items are not allowed in the immediate testing area and will be inaccessible during the examination.
- Books
- Backpacks
- Computers
- Cell phones
- If a Cell phone sounds or vibrates during the exam, you will be dismissed.
- Watches
- And other Items
- Students are prohibited from discussing content, test questions, or other details relating to the TEAS exam to anyone.
- Information related to the test is confidential and may not be discussed or revealed to another student.
- The TEAS test comprises 170 questions in four multiple-choice sections. Each section varies in terms of several items and the time to complete that section.
- Students should plan to be tested for 209 minutes (approximately 3 hours and 29 min)
- The test has a built-in calculator. Students are not permitted to use personal calculators.
- ATI Nursing Education and some nonprofit organizations have developed self-guided study materials to help you target your studies for success on the TEAS. Several package options are available, vary in terms of the extent of the package, and maybe obtainable at a cost. Refer to the ATI website for details (http://atiteasprep.com/smart-prep/).
- You can also access other TEAS study resources at TEAS Test Study Guide, TEAS practice tests, Free TEAS practice tests. Also, see the ATI TEAS 6-Week Study Plan.
- The Clark County Library has a free online prep for Reading and English, requires a library card ~ https://ezproxy.lvccld.org/login?url=http://education.gale.com/l-lvccld.
- Other links: (free)Union Test Prep; YouTube videos - Carolyn McAllister for TEAS Reading & Brian Craft for TEAS Math.