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How Much Does the ATI TEAS Cost?
TEAS at ATI and TEAS at PSI currently list at $120 plus sales tax. A school-priced exam can be higher, similar, lower, or folded into another charge. Missed exams are not refunded.
Short answer
ATI currently lists TEAS at ATI at $120 plus sales tax, and TEAS at PSI at $120 plus sales tax whether you test at a PSI center or remote through PSI. Checkout is that exam fee plus tax. ATI says there are no additional ATI fees on top of that price. A school-priced exam can be higher, similar, lower, or look free because the school folded the cost into another charge. An extra transcript is $29.99. TEAS registrations are not refundable.
$120 is the ATI and PSI list price, not every campus total
TEAS at ATI and TEAS at PSI currently list at $120 plus applicable sales tax. The PSI price is the same for a testing center or PSI’s remote proctoring. ATI says checkout is the exam fee plus tax, with no additional ATI fee on top. Confirm the amount on the checkout that matches how you will register. After the fee is clear, start exam-style practice questions in the Passy ATI TEAS prep app.
A school or testing center sets its own price. ATI’s cost page says many of those fees are close to the ATI price, and some include proctoring, room, or scheduling costs. The same page says a school fee can also look lower than $120, or free, because the school folded the TEAS into another charge such as an application fee. That is a school price, not an ATI average and not a cap.
TEAS fees at a glance
| Cost | Amount | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| TEAS at ATI (remote, ATI-proctored) | $120 plus sales tax | No additional ATI fee at checkout |
| TEAS at PSI (test center or PSI remote) | $120 plus sales tax | Same price for a center or remote seat |
| TEAS through a school or testing center | Set by the school | Can be higher, similar, lower, or bundled into another fee |
| Extra official transcript | $29.99 each | TEAS at ATI and TEAS at PSI include one transcript credit |
| Reschedule (exams scheduled on atitesting.com) | $15 each time | At least 48 hours before the appointment |
| Retake | Full price again | Each attempt is a new registration |
| Refund | None | ATI says TEAS registrations are not refundable |
ATI’s cost page also says active-duty military members, their spouses, and dependents can request a discounted registration, and that ATI study materials are sold separately from the exam fee.
What the registration fee does and does not include
Registration for TEAS at ATI and TEAS at PSI includes one official transcript credit. Extra schools require another credit. ATI currently prices an additional transcript at $29.99. That is a score-sending cost, not a second exam, and it is a different intent from how long scores remain usable.
The fee also does not buy unlimited reschedules. Rescheduling through ATI is $15 each time when you are eligible. ATI’s refund policy says it does not refund missed, canceled, rescheduled, or invalidated TEAS exams.
A no-show, a late arrival, or an ID mismatch can therefore cost a full new registration. That is why where you take the TEAS matters before you pay: some programs will not accept a remote transcript, and ATI says refunds are not provided if you chose a delivery method the school will not use.
Retakes are another full price
A retake is a new attempt with a new fee, plus whatever wait your school sets. ATI TEAS retake rules explain spacing and school limits.
Do not assume a school voucher covers PSI, or that a PSI receipt covers an on-campus administration. Pay on the path the program named.
Budget without invented extras
Use the amount shown at checkout for your appointment type. If the school collects payment on its own site, that school’s total is the authority—not ATI’s $120 list for TEAS at ATI/PSI.
The ATI TEAS hub and Guides cover structure and scoring.
If two programs want the exam, check each program’s official TEAS requirements before you pay a second time. Confirm that both would accept the same administration.
Trust the source
Official sources
Exam policies can change. Use these primary sources for the most current details.