#282: Five Tips to Improve Your TEAS Score

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When you don’t meet your target school’s criteria on this ATI TEAS entrance exam, it can lead to feelings of discouragement and even thoughts of giving up on your dream.
If this describes you, I want you to know that you are not alone! In this episode, I’m sharing five tips for improving your TEAS score. I’m also speaking with a rep from ATI and a rep from Rasmussen University who share their tips for getting your best possible score and making a good impression during the application process.

ATI is generously offering Straight A Nursing fans 15% off of Official TEAS Prep by ATI, including ATI TEAS SmartPrep and the Official ATI TEAS Online Practice Tests. The ATI TEAS SmartPrep Tutorial has proven results to raise your score by more than 7.5%. Don’t just prep to pass – prep to get your highest score possible with ATI.
Visit the ATI website for more information and use promo code SAN15 when you make a purchase to get that 15% discount.
Get the support you need from a national leader in nursing education—Rasmussen University. You can begin sooner with multiple start dates per year and no waiting list at many campuses for qualified applicants. Learn more at rasmussen.edu/nursing!
A big thank you to both ATI and Rasmussen University for sponsoring this episode!
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Last Updated on April 19, 2026 by Maureen Osuna, MSN, RN
