How to Register for the ATI TEAS

Register for the ATI TEAS in five steps

1. Check each program’s TEAS policy: the format it accepts, how it wants you to register, and its retake and score rules.
2. Create one ATI account at atitesting.com, using the first and last name exactly as they appear on your government-issued photo ID.
3. Choose a format the school accepts: TEAS at ATI (remote), TEAS Online at Institution (remote), TEAS at Institution (in person), or TEAS at PSI (test center or remote).
4. Pay and book. Through ATI you choose the school, date, and time. For TEAS at PSI, you pay ATI and then schedule with PSI. TEAS at ATI and TEAS at PSI cost $120 plus tax.
5. Save the confirmation, the delivery type, and the time zone. TEAS at ATI appointments are scheduled in Central Time.

If a school collects payment on its own website, follow that school’s link instead of step 4.

The school policy is the first click

Registration starts with the school you are applying to, not with a random date on ATI’s calendar. Some programs handle payment on their own website. Others require www.atitesting.com. ATI does not set a waiting period between attempts. A wait or an attempt limit, if there is one, comes from the school. ATI TEAS retake timing is that rule. Read the school policy for attempt limits, any wait, and minimum scores before you pay. If the seat is delayed, keep a steady study plan going in the Passy ATI TEAS prep app →.

You still need an ATI account to take the exam, see the score, and send official results. Create it before test day. The first and last name used to register must match a valid government-issued photo ID. Photocopies and phone photos of an ID do not count. Exam-day ID rules cover what to bring on the day.

Four ATI delivery options when the school uses ATI

If the school sends you to ATI, ATI currently describes four options. The school may require one of them.

TEAS at ATI remote. You test at home. ATI proctors. You pick the date and time in ATI. Times are scheduled in central time; convert yours. You send results to schools. One free transcript is included.

TEAS Online at Institution remote. You test at home. The school proctors. You choose the school, date, and time in ATI. Results go automatically to that school.

TEAS at Institution in person. You test at a campus or testing center the school names. The school proctors. Results go automatically to that school.

TEAS at PSI. You pay ATI, then schedule with PSI for a PSI center or a PSI remote seat. You send results. One free transcript is included.

Remote administrations have device requirements. Complete ATI’s current system check before you pay. Remote setup covers the room and device. Where to take the TEAS helps you decide if the school allows more than one option.

Some schools will not accept a remote transcript. ATI says refunds are not provided and the attempt still counts if you chose a format the school rejects. Confirm that in writing before checkout.

When the option is locked, registration is not the only useful progress. A short review of the four sections can continue while the seat is pending.

Transcripts and older versions

To send results to more than one school, buy additional transcripts. ATI also warns that ATI TEAS Version 4 (IV) scores apply only to the institution where that version was taken and cannot be sent elsewhere. Version 7 is the current exam described on Passy’s what is on the TEAS page.

Cost explains the $120 ATI/PSI list price versus campus add-ons.

Finish registration, then stop tinkering

After payment, save the confirmation, time zone, and delivery method. Do not create a second ATI account because the first one “looks stuck.” Use ATI support or the school testing office.

The ATI TEAS hub and Guides cover what is on the exam and how to prepare.

If two applications disagree about remote testing, do not pay until you have checked each program’s official requirements and both would accept the same administration. Passy does not verify school rules. A second receipt is not a backup plan.