’ve been using the ATI Testing app to prepare for my TEAS exam, and it has been an invaluable resource! The app is user-friendly, well-organized, and provides a structured approach to studying. I love the interactive practice questions, detailed explanations, and customized study plans that help reinforce key concepts.One of the best features is the ability to track progress and identify weak areas, allowing for targeted review. The science and math sections, which I initially struggled with, have become much clearer thanks to the comprehensive breakdowns and rationales provided.If you’re preparing for the TEAS exam, this app is a must-have! It makes studying more efficient and helps build confidence before test day. Highly recommend!

I was cramming for the test and came across this app! Highly recommend!! You get some features for free, but it’s $8 a week for everything which is a great deal! I spent $50 for the test book so this is also a cheaper option! It gives you explanations if you miss a question and adds your missed question to a separate folder so you can review them again! Every section that is on the test is on here and you can study specific sections along with taking a practice test. It’s great on the go! You can go over it in the car or at work. I ended up passing with over the national average!!

I used it for about a week or two leading up to my exam and it worked well. Showing me likely what the questions would be and how to answer them. I passed my exam in the bracket I was aiming for, actually a little better than I thought I would do. I highly recommend trying it out before taking the test just to give it a shot.

I have gone through 8 total questions on this app and have already come across two that are impossible to answer. The first was something along the lines of “You are reading about monarch butterflies where in the table of contents should you go to find blank topic?” followed by a list of page numbers. There was no book. There was no table of contents. It was a blind guess. The second question I had an issue with was “Which of the following best describes the italicized term?” followed by a sentence which lacked an italicized term. Another blind guess. It says the app is made by “experienced educators” but I am beginning to doubt that.