Review the ATI TEAS exam's individual performance profile document that you receive after taking the test.
Review your scores at the top of the page. The report will list an adjusted individual score, national mean, program mean, national percentile rank, program percentile rank and your ATI Academic Preparedness Level, which is the criterion-based measure that determines how ready you are to meet a nursing program's academic objectives. The preparedness level will read "Exemplary," "Advanced," "Proficient," "Basic" or "Developmental."
Review the definition of the five ATI Academic Preparedness categories at the end of the report. Exemplary and advanced scores indicate a high level of preparedness, proficient scores indicate a moderate level of preparedness, and basic and developmental scores indicate a low level of preparedness. If you score at the proficient, basic or developmental level, the report will list topics to review, which are subject areas that require improvement.