TEAS and HESI A2 exam fees, scheduling and results
Built to TEAS Version 7 / HESI A2 (Elsevier review 6th ed.).Last reviewed .Changelog
Both exams are delivered through schools and testing vendors, so fees and scheduling depend on where you test.
ATI TEAS is a trademark of Assessment Technologies Institute; HESI and Elsevier are trademarks of Elsevier Inc. Neither was involved in the production of, and neither endorses, First Try Academy.
TEAS
ATI offers TEAS at institutions, at PSI test centers (in person or remote), and remote-proctored by ATI. The fee is shown at checkout. One transcript is free; additional transcripts are $27 each. Wait at least 48 hours before scheduling a retake.
Source: ATI TEAS registration
HESI A2
Elsevier publishes no blueprint or fee; schools choose the sections, the item counts and the retake gap. One school lists Reading, Vocabulary, Grammar and Math at 55 items each plus A&P at 30, in person or via ProctorU, with exams at least 60 days apart and results in 48 to 72 hours.
Source: Tarrant County College: HESI A2 exam information (school-published)
FAQ
- How much does the TEAS cost?
- ATI shows the fee at checkout and it varies by testing site; many sites charge in the range schools publish, so check yours.
- When do TEAS results arrive?
- Immediately for some delivery options and within 2 to 3 business days for others, per ATI.
More TEAS/HESI guides
- TEAS practice test: free, timed in four sections like the real TEAS 7
- TEAS 7 study guide: sections, sub-content and where the points are
- How to study for the TEAS test: a plan that follows the scored counts
- Retaking the TEAS or HESI A2: rules and what to change
- TEAS 7 science section: anatomy and physiology at textbook depth
- HESI A2 grammar: the "which part of the sentence is incorrect" question
- Changelog
Science and math explanations are grounded in OpenStax textbooks (Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, Prealgebra), published by OpenStax at Rice University under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license, https://openstax.org. OpenStax was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, First Try Academy.