what is the difference between teas for allied health and nursing

 

AspectTEAS for Allied Health ProgramsTEAS for Nursing Programs
PurposeDesigned for applicants to alliedSpecifically tailored for nursing
health programs, such as medicalprograms, including both
assisting, radiologic technology,registered nurse (RN) and licensed
dental hygiene, and more.practical nurse (LPN) programs.
ContentCovers a range of academic subjectsEmphasizes content relevant to
including reading, math, science,nursing practice, including
and English language usage.reading, math, science, and
English language usage.
Science SectionIncludes general science questions,Includes science questions that are
which may cover biology, chemistry,more specific to nursing, such as
physics, and anatomy and physiologyhuman anatomy and physiology,
topics.microbiology, and more.
Math SectionCovers general math concepts,Focuses on math skills relevant to
such as arithmetic, algebra, andnursing practice, including dosage
geometry, but not specialized forcalculations and basic math
healthcare applications.concepts in healthcare.
Reading SectionAssesses reading comprehensionEmphasizes reading comprehension
skills through a variety of texts.skills with passages related to
healthcare scenarios and topics.
English and Language Usage SectionEvaluates English language skills,Focuses on language usage and
including grammar, punctuation,grammar skills relevant to nursing
and vocabulary.practice and communication.
DurationTypically a 209-minute exam withGenerally a 209-minute exam,
170 multiple-choice questions.consisting of 170 multiple-choice
questions.
ScoringScores are reported on a scaleScores are reported on a scale
from 0 to 150 points for eachfrom 0 to 150 points for each
section, with a total possiblesection, with a total possible
score of 600 points.score of 600 points.
ApplicationMay be required or recommendedCommonly required as part of the
as part of the application processapplication process for nursing
for allied health programs.programs, especially for RN and LPN
programs.

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