TEAS Assessment Schedule 2027

  • April 2027 dates TBD

The TEAS Assessment begins exactly at the scheduled time.

Please arrive 15 minutes early with your TEAS payment receipt, pencil, and photo ID.

 

Reserve a TEAS Assessment date using the registration link below.

TEAS ASSESSMENT REGISTRATION FORM


 

Students may either pay when submitting the registration form, OR pay the $100 testing fee at Student Services on the Harrison or Mt. Pleasant campuses. Payment must be made BEFORE your scheduled assessment time.

On your scheduled assessment day, plan on arriving 15 minutes before the scheduled start time. Students need to bring a pencil, picture ID, and TEAS payment receipt. Students will not be permitted to enter the room once the assessment has started and will be required to register for a different session, if available.

Students may take the TEAS Assessment a maximum of two times. There must be at least four months in between attempts.

If you have questions, or need to cancel or change your reservation, email nursing@midmich.edu.

The TEAS Exam is an admission requirement for all applicants to Mid’s ADN Nursing Program.

Find the answers to some frequently-asked questions about the exam below:

What is the TEAS Admission Assessment (ATI TEAS) Exam?

The TEAS Exam consists of four academic exams. All applicants for the Nursing Program are required to complete the TEAS Exam prior to admission.

Total time allotted to complete the exam is 3.5 hours. Applicants must schedule the exam online prior to the testing date. Students must arrive 15 minutes prior to their scheduled time with their payment receipt and photo ID.

What is tested?

Reading

Focus — Key ideas and details, craft and structure, and integration of knowledge and ideas  (45 questions)

 

Mathematics

Focus — Numbers and algebra, and measurement and data  (38 questions)

Science

Focus — Human anatomy and physiology, biology, chemistry, and scientific reasoning (50 questions)

English & Language Usage

Focus — Conventions of standard English, grammar, sentence structure, and spelling, knowledge of language, and word choice and effective communication  (37 questions)

Approximately 20% of the questions can be something other than traditional multiple choice. These include:

  • Multiple Select — select all correct answers
  • Fill-in-the-blank
  • Hot Spot  identify an area on an image
  • Ordered Response — put items in the correct sequence

There is no partial credit. For example, if a multiple select question requires threee correct answers and the student only selects two, the question is scored as incorrect.

How do I sign up for the TEAS Exam?

Register for the exam at midmich.edu/nursing; choose the date you would like to take the exam. Once registered, go to the cashier’s office at either Harrison or Mt. Pleasant and pay the $100.00 fee and obtain a receipt. Keep the receipt as it will need to be presented on the day of the exam.

How Should I prepare?

A study booklet, ATI TEAS Study Guide 2026-2027, can be purchased at each Mid Bookstore or online. There is also a free practice test available at https://www.atitesting.com/teas/free-teas-practice-test

What should I bring with me?

On the day of the exam, arrive 15 minutes early. Bring only photo identification and receipt to testing. Testing supplies will be issued, including paper and a pencil. Do not bring any personal items to testing. Calculators are not allowed to be used for the exam. The exam is all on a computer.

What if I don’t pass the TEAS the first time?

Students have the option to retake the test one time but must wait for four months to retest. Students will retest with a different version of the exam— no student will have the same exam items twice. A retesting fee of $100.00 will be charged. Students can take the TEAS Exam a maximum of twice. Scores from other schools will not be accepted.

More Questions?

Do you have more questions about the TEAS Exam? Please contact the Nursing Office, nursing@midmich.edu, for additional help, or to cancel or change your exam reservation.

Last Reviewed: August 2026