Do all nursing schools give the TEAS test?

[Nursetobe25]

or is is just dependent on the program

[SierraBravo]

It is dependent on the program because not all nursing programs require the TEAS test.

[MsReed10]

It definitely depends on the school. The one I'm trying to get into requires a successful score on the NLN. I "think" I even heard of one that has no entrance exam requirement.

[RN403, BSN, RN]

Dependent on the school for sure.

[RunBabyRN]

Some schools require the HESI, some the TEAS. Not all schools administer these exams, but most require them for acceptance, even if they don't administer them.

[Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN]

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It is very program dependent. As a high school senior her program only required the SAT

[LPN709]

Dependent on the program :) mine gives the hesi for the traditional program and the ace exam for the bridge program

[SwtRainbowbrite]

Depends on the program. I guess the next question is who doesn't require it ;-)

[TheCommuter, BSN, RN]

Not all nursing programs require the TEAS exam.

Other pre-entrance exams commonly used by nursing programs include the HESI, the NET, the NLN-PAX, the TABE, the HOBET, and the PSB.

I took the TABE prior to enrollment in a practical nursing program, and the NET prior to admission in an LPN-to-ASN transition program.

[efda2rn]

In Oregon, many schools here require no entrance exams. As memory serves, there are only 2 programs that include an exam as part of their admission requirement. They do, however, have a proctored essay requirement...

[VampyrSlayer, CNA]

In nh all of the community colleges are part of the same system but they each require a different entrance exam. Such a drag.

[Livetoride]

Where I live, schools here vary. My school requires the TEAS, one school I want to go to for BSN doesn't require the entrance tests, some of the more rural schools require tests I have never heard of to be honest. Very dependent on the schools themselves.