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ATI TEAS 7 Test Study Guide
Some questions that were asked of me were:
Q: How long did you study for?
Complete Solution 2022 A: I started studying around mid-May, all the way through the month of June, and two weeks in
the month of July. So approximately two (2) months.
This study guide is based on my experience and how I studied prior to taking the TEAS 7 test. This My studying was interrupted as I contracted covid and was not in good condition to study.
was my first attempt taking the TEAS 7 since it was introduced, which I received an overallscore
Hence, why I only studied two weeks in July. The other two I spent the time recovering from
of 88%.
COVID.
The following information are the resources I used to study and how to study.
Before I got sick, I studied every morning until night (Hence why my study method, which
I will go over what topics I encountered, but I WILL NOT disclose specific information includes studying many hours, may not suit some who have a job that takes all their time from
(questions nor answers) directly from the test I took (it is illegal). studying but you can incorporate into your short study sessions).
I will also NOT disclose specific information from the resources I used to study due to copyright
reasons from the ATI TEAS 7 group). You would need to buy them yourself to review what is in
Q: What resources did you buy/use to study?
the resources.
A: I bought the ATI TEAS comprehensive package. Go to their website, www.atitesting.com to
This is not to say to ONLY focus on the following things I will mention. You should study as
check out their comprehensive package and what it includes.
much as you can and be prepared for any questions that could be asked on each section.
I also bought Brandon Craft9s ATI TEAS math review from his website,
All tests are different; therefore, you will not get the same questions on the real test like another
www.bcraftmath.com/quizzes to check out his products.
person9s test. Some might not even show up on your test. Bottom line is being well versed in
different categories is important for a good score. Smart Edition Academy is also another resource I used to study. The website is
www.smarteditionacademy.com to check out their product and what they offer.
Knowing how to study and how to remember information, even basic information, is key to
getting a great score.
Again, this is only my experience and if you want to follow my guide or incorporate it into your Free resources (from YouTube):
existing study routine, that is also acceptable. - Professor Yu: Has an ATI TEAS 6 playlist covering A&P, basic biology and basic
chemistry. She also has a separate playlist, TEAS 6 vs TEAS 7, which explains what the
difference between them are and adds information on top of her teas 6 videos. Definitely
One thing to keep in mind as to how I studied is that I am a full-time student 3 meaning that I do
check out her teas 6 playlist then add more information from the Teas 6 vs 7 videos.
not work.
, lOMoAR cPSD| 18634763 lOMoAR cPSD| 18634763
- Brandon Craft: Has a playlist dedicated to ATI TEAS math practice and how to solve
them. He gives tips on how to solve a problem faster and gives hints/tips to look out for
in a problem that trick you into picking the wrong answer.
• Reading (My score: 87.2 %)
- Tyler Dewitt: atomic structures, writing ionic formulas, isotopes, etc. - The best way to study and be prepared for this portion of the teas test is to take note and
tips on what to ask yourself when finding something in a passage, as well as taking
- The Organic Chemistry Tutor: acids and bases, periodic table of elements practice tests to practice reading and answering questions.
- Also look for YouTube videos relating to periodic table of elements trends - I used the ATI TEAS study guide and Smart Edition Academy. Whatever information
was not in one resource but was on the other, I wrote it down on my notes.
It helps if you do the practice test B of the ATI TEAS to tell you what you need to improve on
but if you want to review all of the content in each section, then it is up to you and it is totally
- Based on my experience, practice coming to a conclusion in a passage, make an inference
fine to apply what I did to study for each section.
of the passage, conclude the tone and perspective of the author in the passage, what type
of passage is it: expository, informational, descriptive, narrative, formal/informal
language, main idea, topic, etc.
Okay, Let9s get started!
- Just because this is my experience it does not mean this the ONLY thing to study. Like I
said previously, be ready for any and every type of question that might be asked in the
reading portion.
- For the ATI TEAS Study manual: summarize the information from each chapter and
summarize in your own words rather than copying word for word. Write down the
important information, not the supporting detail (minor details).
- Read every paragraph and try to summarize what the important information is.
³ Write down the definitions they give of a given word (ex: definition of: a topic,
main idea, expository, etc.).
ATI TEAS 7 Test Study Guide
Some questions that were asked of me were:
Q: How long did you study for?
Complete Solution 2022 A: I started studying around mid-May, all the way through the month of June, and two weeks in
the month of July. So approximately two (2) months.
This study guide is based on my experience and how I studied prior to taking the TEAS 7 test. This My studying was interrupted as I contracted covid and was not in good condition to study.
was my first attempt taking the TEAS 7 since it was introduced, which I received an overallscore
Hence, why I only studied two weeks in July. The other two I spent the time recovering from
of 88%.
COVID.
The following information are the resources I used to study and how to study.
Before I got sick, I studied every morning until night (Hence why my study method, which
I will go over what topics I encountered, but I WILL NOT disclose specific information includes studying many hours, may not suit some who have a job that takes all their time from
(questions nor answers) directly from the test I took (it is illegal). studying but you can incorporate into your short study sessions).
I will also NOT disclose specific information from the resources I used to study due to copyright
reasons from the ATI TEAS 7 group). You would need to buy them yourself to review what is in
Q: What resources did you buy/use to study?
the resources.
A: I bought the ATI TEAS comprehensive package. Go to their website, www.atitesting.com to
This is not to say to ONLY focus on the following things I will mention. You should study as
check out their comprehensive package and what it includes.
much as you can and be prepared for any questions that could be asked on each section.
I also bought Brandon Craft9s ATI TEAS math review from his website,
All tests are different; therefore, you will not get the same questions on the real test like another
www.bcraftmath.com/quizzes to check out his products.
person9s test. Some might not even show up on your test. Bottom line is being well versed in
different categories is important for a good score. Smart Edition Academy is also another resource I used to study. The website is
www.smarteditionacademy.com to check out their product and what they offer.
Knowing how to study and how to remember information, even basic information, is key to
getting a great score.
Again, this is only my experience and if you want to follow my guide or incorporate it into your Free resources (from YouTube):
existing study routine, that is also acceptable. - Professor Yu: Has an ATI TEAS 6 playlist covering A&P, basic biology and basic
chemistry. She also has a separate playlist, TEAS 6 vs TEAS 7, which explains what the
difference between them are and adds information on top of her teas 6 videos. Definitely
One thing to keep in mind as to how I studied is that I am a full-time student 3 meaning that I do
check out her teas 6 playlist then add more information from the Teas 6 vs 7 videos.
not work.
, lOMoAR cPSD| 18634763 lOMoAR cPSD| 18634763
- Brandon Craft: Has a playlist dedicated to ATI TEAS math practice and how to solve
them. He gives tips on how to solve a problem faster and gives hints/tips to look out for
in a problem that trick you into picking the wrong answer.
• Reading (My score: 87.2 %)
- Tyler Dewitt: atomic structures, writing ionic formulas, isotopes, etc. - The best way to study and be prepared for this portion of the teas test is to take note and
tips on what to ask yourself when finding something in a passage, as well as taking
- The Organic Chemistry Tutor: acids and bases, periodic table of elements practice tests to practice reading and answering questions.
- Also look for YouTube videos relating to periodic table of elements trends - I used the ATI TEAS study guide and Smart Edition Academy. Whatever information
was not in one resource but was on the other, I wrote it down on my notes.
It helps if you do the practice test B of the ATI TEAS to tell you what you need to improve on
but if you want to review all of the content in each section, then it is up to you and it is totally
- Based on my experience, practice coming to a conclusion in a passage, make an inference
fine to apply what I did to study for each section.
of the passage, conclude the tone and perspective of the author in the passage, what type
of passage is it: expository, informational, descriptive, narrative, formal/informal
language, main idea, topic, etc.
Okay, Let9s get started!
- Just because this is my experience it does not mean this the ONLY thing to study. Like I
said previously, be ready for any and every type of question that might be asked in the
reading portion.
- For the ATI TEAS Study manual: summarize the information from each chapter and
summarize in your own words rather than copying word for word. Write down the
important information, not the supporting detail (minor details).
- Read every paragraph and try to summarize what the important information is.
³ Write down the definitions they give of a given word (ex: definition of: a topic,
main idea, expository, etc.).
