Complete program curriculum
Four weeks of focused ATI TEAS 7 revision
A focused weekday plan for busy students who want structure, high-yield revision, live practice, and a clear path to exam day. Attend the morning or evening version of each live lesson and use recordings for review during your access window.
The weekly rhythm
- Monday: Master the MathMathematics
- Tuesday: Master the ReadingReading
- Wednesday: Master English & Language UsageEnglish & Language Usage
- Thursday: Master the ScienceScience
- Friday: Review, Practice & Ask QuestionsWeekly Revision + AMA
Program Week 1
Build the Foundation
Establish the core skills that appear repeatedly throughout the TEAS 7.
Monday: Mathematics I: Numbers, Fractions, Percentages & Ratios
Fractions
- Proper and improper fractions
- Mixed numbers
- Simplifying fractions
- Adding and subtracting fractions
- Multiplying and dividing fractions
- Converting between fractions and mixed numbers
Decimals
- Decimal operations
- Comparing decimals
- Rounding
- Decimal place value
Fractions, Decimals & Percentages
- Fraction → decimal
- Decimal → percentage
- Percentage → decimal
- Percentage → fraction
- Rapid conversion techniques
Percentages
- Finding a percentage of a number
- Finding the original amount
- Percentage increase and decrease
- Discounts and markups
- Real-world percentage problems
Ratios & Proportions
- Simplifying and finding equivalent ratios
- Solving proportions
- Setting up proportions from word problems
Rates, Estimation & Rounding
- Unit rates
- Rate of change
- Real-world rate problems
- Estimation strategies
- Identifying reasonable answers
- Using estimation to eliminate answer choices
Practice: Timed Math drill focused on fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions.
Tuesday: Reading I: Understanding What You Read
Main Ideas
- Identifying the central idea
- Main idea vs supporting detail
- Explicit vs implied main ideas
Supporting Details & Summaries
- Important vs irrelevant information
- Evidence supporting a main idea
- Summarizing passages quickly
- Choosing information that belongs in a summary
- Removing unnecessary information
Inferences
- What a passage says vs what it implies
- Drawing logical conclusions
- Avoiding unsupported assumptions
Directions & Sequence
- Following written and multi-step instructions
- Understanding sequence
- Chronological order
- Cause-and-effect sequences
- Recognizing transition clues
Locating & Combining Information
- Scanning passages efficiently
- Finding specific information without rereading everything
- Extracting information from charts, tables, graphs, and diagrams
- Combining visual information with written text
Practice: Timed short passages followed by TEAS-style comprehension questions.
Wednesday: English & Language Usage I: Grammar Essentials
Sentence Structure
- Complete sentences
- Subjects and predicates
- Independent and dependent clauses
Sentence Errors
- Sentence fragments
- Run-on sentences
- Comma splices
Agreement & Verb Usage
- Singular and plural subjects
- Compound subjects
- Difficult subject–verb agreement situations
- Verb tense
- Irregular verbs
- Consistent verb tense
Pronouns & Parts of Speech
- Pronoun agreement, case, and clear references
- Nouns
- Pronouns
- Verbs
- Adjectives
- Adverbs
- Conjunctions
- Prepositions
Punctuation, Spelling & Capitalization
- Commas
- Apostrophes
- Periods
- Semicolons
- Colons
- Quotation marks
- Spelling
- Capitalization
Practice: Rapid “Spot the Error” challenge using TEAS-style sentences.
Thursday: Science I: Human Anatomy & Physiology Foundations
Human Anatomy & Physiology is the largest individual Science subcategory on the TEAS, so it receives significant attention throughout the program.
Anatomical Organization
- Cells → tissues → organs → organ systems
- Anatomical position
- Body planes
- Directional terminology
- Body cavities
Homeostasis
- Maintaining internal balance
- Negative feedback
- Positive feedback
- Homeostatic disturbances
Skeletal System
- Functions and structure of bones
- Types of bones
- Joints
- Bone marrow
- Calcium storage
Muscular System
- Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle
- Muscle contraction
- Muscles and movement
Integumentary System
- Skin structure
- Epidermis and dermis
- Temperature regulation
- Protection
- Sweat and oil glands
Respiratory System
- Air pathway
- Lungs and alveoli
- Gas exchange
- Oxygen and carbon dioxide transport
- Diaphragm
Practice: Anatomy diagrams, system identification, and TEAS-style Science questions.
Friday: Week 1 Revision + Diagnostic + AMA
Bring Monday through Thursday together and leave knowing exactly which topics need more attention.
Session Includes
- Rapid Math recap
- Reading strategy recap
- Grammar recap
- Science recap
- Timed mixed-question diagnostic
- Instructor walkthrough of difficult questions
- Common TEAS traps
- Identifying individual weak areas
- Question-and-answer session
- AMA — Ask Me Anything
Practice: Complete the timed diagnostic, review every difficult question, and record individual weak areas.
Program Week 2
Application & High-Yield Concepts
Move from basic understanding into more complicated TEAS-style questions.
Monday: Mathematics II: Algebra & Word Problems
Algebraic Expressions
- Variables
- Constants
- Coefficients
- Combining like terms
Order of Operations
- Parentheses
- Exponents
- Multiplication and division
- Addition and subtraction
Equations & Inequalities
- Solving one-variable equations
- Understanding inequality symbols
- Solving basic inequalities
Turning Words into Math
- Recognizing mathematical keywords
- Building equations from word problems
- Identifying what is being asked
- Removing irrelevant information
- Choosing the correct operation
Advanced Application
- Advanced ratios, rates, and proportions
- Percentage word problems
- Rate of change
- Money
- Time
- Distance
- Quantity
- Population
- Measurements
Exam Strategy
- Reverse-engineering answer choices when a full calculation would take too long
Practice: Solve multi-step TEAS word problems and compare direct calculation with answer-choice strategies.
Tuesday: Reading II: Craft, Structure & Author’s Purpose
Purpose & Perspective
- Author’s purpose: inform, explain, persuade, entertain, and describe
- Point of view
- Author’s perspective
- Tone
Fact, Opinion & Bias
- Fact vs opinion
- Recognizing biased language
- Separating evidence from opinion
Context Clues
- Determining unfamiliar word meanings
- Synonyms
- Antonyms
- Examples
- Definitions
- Inference from context
Text Structure
- Cause and effect
- Compare and contrast
- Problem and solution
- Sequence
- Description
Function in a Passage
- Purpose of paragraphs and sentences
Practice: Timed passages identifying purpose, tone, perspective, bias, and meaning from context.
Wednesday: English II: Grammar, Clarity & Paragraph Structure
Clear Sentences
- Writing clear sentences
- Misplaced modifiers
- Dangling modifiers
- Parallel structure
- Active vs passive voice
- Sentence combining
Appropriate Language
- Choosing language for audience
- Choosing language for purpose
- Choosing language for situation and formality
Paragraph Organization
- Topic sentence
- Supporting sentences
- Evidence
- Concluding sentence
Transitions & Flow
- Addition
- Contrast
- Cause
- Effect
- Sequence
- Logical flow
Concise Writing
- Redundancy
- Wordiness
Practice: Reorganize and correct TEAS-style paragraphs.
Thursday: Science II: Major Human Body Systems
Cardiovascular System
- Heart chambers and valves
- Blood flow through the heart
- Arteries, veins, and capillaries
- Pulmonary and systemic circulation
- Blood components
Digestive System
- Mouth
- Esophagus
- Stomach
- Small and large intestines
- Liver
- Pancreas
- Gallbladder
- Nutrient absorption
Nervous System
- Central and peripheral nervous systems
- Brain
- Spinal cord
- Neurons
- Sensory and motor pathways
- Sympathetic vs parasympathetic systems
Endocrine System
- Hormones
- Pituitary gland
- Thyroid
- Adrenal glands
- Pancreas
- Negative feedback
Urinary System
- Kidneys
- Nephrons
- Filtration
- Urine formation
- Fluid balance
Immune System
- Innate and adaptive immunity
- Antibodies and antigens
- B cells
- T cells
- Immune response
Practice: Body-system connection questions combining two or more systems.
Friday: Week 2 Revision + Mixed TEAS Challenge + AMA
Session Includes
- Week 1 + Week 2 rapid review
- High-frequency Math errors
- Reading passage challenge
- Grammar correction challenge
- Body-system rapid recall
- Mixed timed questions
- Review of every difficult question
- Individual weak-area identification
- Test-taking techniques
- Open AMA
Practice: Complete the mixed TEAS challenge and update your weak-area list from the review.
Program Week 3
Master the Details
Target the details and question types where students often lose easy marks.
Monday: Mathematics III: Measurement, Geometry & Data
Measurement
- Metric system
- Standard/US measurements
- Converting units
- Length
- Weight and mass
- Volume
- Capacity
Metric Conversions
- Milli-
- Centi-
- Kilo-
- Basic conversion shortcuts
Geometry
- Perimeter
- Area
- Circumference
- Volume
- Rectangles
- Squares
- Triangles
- Circles
- Rectangular prisms
Data Interpretation
- Tables
- Bar graphs
- Line graphs
- Pie charts
- Scatter plots
Statistics
- Mean
- Median
- Mode
- Range
Relationships Between Variables
- Positive relationships
- Negative relationships
- No relationship
- Interpreting trends
Practice: Timed mixed Measurement & Data TEAS set covering tables, graphs, statistics, relationships, geometry, and standard/metric conversions.
Tuesday: Reading III: Arguments, Evidence & Multiple Sources
Claims & Arguments
- Identifying a claim
- Identifying evidence
- Strong vs weak evidence
Evaluating Arguments
- Relevant and irrelevant evidence
- Credible support
- Unsupported conclusions
Reasoning Forward
- Predictions
- Advanced inferences
- Drawing conclusions
Comparing Passages
- Similarities
- Differences
- Themes
- Perspectives
Integrating Multiple Sources
- Combining information from passages, charts, graphs, tables, and visual media
Practice: Complex TEAS-style multi-source questions.
Wednesday: English III: Vocabulary & the Writing Process
Word Structure
- Prefixes: pre-, post-, anti-, hyper-, hypo-, inter-, trans-
- Suffixes
- Roots
- Using word parts to determine meaning
Vocabulary in Context
- Synonyms
- Antonyms
- Context clues
- Choosing precise vocabulary
Writing Process
- Planning
- Drafting
- Revising
- Editing
- Proofreading
Revision vs Editing
- Distinguishing fixes to ideas and organization from fixes to grammar, spelling, and punctuation
Effective Word Choice
- Precision
- Clarity
- Conciseness
- Appropriate tone
Practice: TEAS-style vocabulary and editing questions under time pressure.
Thursday: Science III: Biology & Chemistry
Cell Biology
- Cell theory
- Prokaryotic vs eukaryotic cells
- Cell membrane
- Nucleus
- Mitochondria
- Ribosomes
- Endoplasmic reticulum
- Golgi apparatus
Cell Transport
- Diffusion
- Osmosis
- Active transport
Genetics
- DNA
- RNA
- Genes
- Chromosomes
- Protein synthesis
- Dominant and recessive traits
- Genotype and phenotype
- Punnett squares
Biological Macromolecules & Disease
- Carbohydrates
- Proteins
- Lipids
- Nucleic acids
- Microorganisms and disease
Atomic Structure & Matter
- Protons
- Neutrons
- Electrons
- Atomic number
- Mass number
- Solids
- Liquids
- Gases
- Physical and chemical changes
Chemical Reactions & Solutions
- Reactants
- Products
- Factors affecting reactions
- Solute
- Solvent
- Concentration
Acids & Bases
- pH scale
- Acids
- Bases
- Neutral substances
Practice: Rapid Biology vs Chemistry question rounds.
Friday: Week 3 Revision + Weak Area Clinic + AMA
Turn the weaknesses revealed across the program into marks.
Session Includes
- Mathematics speed drill
- Reading inference challenge
- Grammar rapid-fire quiz
- Biology recall
- Chemistry recall
- Anatomy recall
- Mixed timed mini-exam
- Question elimination techniques
- Managing difficult questions
- Personal weak-area clinic
- Open AMA
Practice: Complete the mini-exam, classify misses, and bring unresolved topics to the weak-area clinic.
Program Week 4
Exam Readiness & Score Maximization
Shift from learning content to performing confidently under TEAS conditions.
Monday: Mathematics IV: Timed Math Simulation
Final Math Review
- Fractions
- Decimals
- Percentages
- Ratios
- Proportions
- Algebra
- Equations
- Word problems
- Geometry
- Statistics
- Graphs
- Measurement
- Conversions
Timed Mathematics Simulation
- Complete a TEAS-style timed Math set
Error Analysis
- Knowledge error — the concept was unknown
- Calculation error — the concept was known but calculated incorrectly
- Reading error — the question was misunderstood
- Time error — the question took too long
- Strategy error — an inefficient approach was chosen
Final Math Strategies
- When to use the calculator
- Estimation
- Answer elimination
- Checking answers quickly
- Avoiding careless mistakes
Practice: Complete the timed simulation and classify every missed question by error type.
Tuesday: Reading IV: Timed Reading Simulation
Rapid Review
- Main idea
- Supporting details
- Summary
- Inference
- Conclusions
- Sequence
- Directions
- Charts
- Author’s purpose
- Point of view
- Tone
- Fact vs opinion
- Bias
- Context clues
- Arguments
- Evidence
- Multiple sources
Timed Reading Practice
- Practice at approximately the pace required by the actual TEAS Reading section
- Current ATI pacing reference: 55 minutes for 45 Reading questions
Reading Time Management
- When to read the question first
- When to read the passage first
- How to scan
- How to eliminate answers
- How long to spend on difficult questions
- How to avoid overthinking
Practice: Complete the timed Reading simulation and review pacing decisions as well as answers.
Wednesday: English IV: Final English Masterclass
Rapid Review
- Grammar
- Sentence structure
- Subject–verb agreement
- Pronouns
- Verb tense
- Punctuation
- Spelling
- Paragraph organization
- Transition words
- Audience
- Tone
- Vocabulary
- Prefixes
- Suffixes
- Roots
- Writing process
Timed English Challenge
- Emphasis on speed
- Current ATI pacing reference: 37 minutes for 37 English & Language Usage questions
Final Grammar Rules
- Build a last-minute grammar checklist for the final days before the exam
Practice: Complete the timed English challenge and finalize your grammar checklist.
Thursday: Science IV: Scientific Reasoning + Final Science Review
Scientific Method
- Observation
- Question
- Hypothesis
- Experiment
- Results
- Conclusion
Experimental Design
- Independent variable
- Dependent variable
- Control group
- Constants
- Experimental group
- Reliability and validity
Scientific Reasoning
- Scientific measurements
- Interpreting experiments
- Reading scientific graphs and tables
- Cause and effect
- Predictions
- Drawing evidence-based conclusions
Final Anatomy Review
- Cardiovascular
- Respiratory
- Digestive
- Nervous
- Endocrine
- Urinary
- Immune
- Skeletal
- Muscular
- Integumentary
- Reproductive systems
Reproductive System
- Male reproductive anatomy
- Female reproductive anatomy
- Reproductive hormones
- Menstrual cycle fundamentals
- Fertilization
Final Biology & Chemistry Review
- Revisit high-yield Biology and Chemistry concepts before the final assessment
Practice: Interpret experiments and scientific visuals, then complete rapid Anatomy, Biology, and Chemistry recall.
Friday: Final TEAS 7 Revision + Mock Challenge + AMA
Bring the entire four-week program together in one final exam-readiness session.
Ultimate Rapid Review
- Math: equations, percentages, ratios, conversions, and data
- Reading: main ideas, inference, evidence, and purpose
- English: grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, and sentence structure
- Science: anatomy, biology, chemistry, and scientific reasoning
Mixed Timed TEAS Challenge
- Complete a 60-question mixed timed assessment covering all four subjects
Live Answer Review
- Why the correct answer is correct
- Why the other answers are wrong
- How to recognize traps
- How to eliminate choices faster
Exam-Day Strategy
- Time pressure
- Difficult questions
- Flagging questions
- Educated guessing
- Second-guessing
- Mental fatigue
- Break management
- Section transitions
- Final answer checks
TEAS Question Formats
- Multiple-choice
- Multiple-select
- Fill-in-the-blank numeric
- Hot-spot
- Ordered-response
Final AMA
- Difficult questions
- Topics that still are not clear
- Practice-test results
- Exam concerns
- Study-plan questions
- Time-management questions
Practice: Complete the 60-question mixed challenge, participate in the live review, and leave with a personal exam-day plan.
What the program covers
- Official TEAS 7 domains: Reading, Mathematics, Science, and English & Language Usage
- Numbers & Algebra, Measurement & Data, and TEAS-style mathematical reasoning
- Human Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, and Scientific Reasoning
- Key Ideas & Details, Craft & Structure, and Integration of Knowledge & Ideas
- Standard English conventions, Knowledge of Language, vocabulary, and writing skills
- 20 live class days, 40 hours of instruction, four Friday AMAs, weekly mixed reviews, timed practice, topic drills, error analysis, exam strategies, and a final mixed TEAS challenge
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