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Testing Center: Nursing Exams

Nursing Testing

Scheduling for the TEAS and PN Predictor is now available for January 6 - 17 and February 10 - 28 testing.

This will be for the Fall 2025 application.

 

Please call 307-778-1274 or email the Testing Center for an appointment.

TEAS Entrance Exam

Students who want to enroll in the first semester of the nursing program must successfully pass the TEAS test as part of the program application process. 

Please note:

  • There are a limited number of seats for each testing date and time.  An appointment must be made in advance.  Email the Testing Center or call 307-778-1274 to make an appointment.

  • Nonrefundable fee of $70 to test. This fee must be paid on the the day of testing at the Testing Center.  Cash, check or credit card accepted.

  • Timed three and a half-hour test. (170 questions - 150 scored and 20 unscored)

  • Overall score must meet or exceed the National Mean of 64.9, and the Reading score must meet or exceed 72.9.

  • A passing score is valid for 3 years.

  • Students can take no more than two tests in a 12-month period. (For example: a student tests on Jan 16, 2025. The student can retest one time before Jan 16, 2026). There is a two week waiting period between tests. If the student is unsuccessful on the second attempt, there is a one-year waiting period from the date of the last test.

PN Predictor

Students who are licensed as an LPN or have completed two consecutive semesters of nursing school and who want to enroll in the third or fourth semester of the nursing program must successfully pass the PN Predictor test. This test is like taking a mini LPN NCLEX. View more information on the nursing program advanced placement option.

Please note:

  • Must meet all other entrance requirements for advanced placement prior to taking this exam. See more details here.

  • There are a limited number of seats.  An appointment must be made in advance.  Email the Testing Center or call 307-778-1274 to make an appointment.  

  • Timed four-hour test (180 questions). Due to the length of this test, all appointments will be in the morning. 

  • Nonrefundable fee of $68 to test. This fee must be paid on the day of testing at the Testing Center.  Cash, check or credit card accepted.

  • Must meet or exceed the national mean score of 69.1 on the test.

  • Passing score is valid for one year.

  • Students can take no more than two tests in a 12-month period. (For example: a student tests on Jan 16, 2025. The student can retest one time before Jan 16, 2026). There is a two week waiting period between tests. If the student is unsuccessful on the second attempt, there is a one-year waiting period from the date of the last test.

TEAS Version 7 Exam Details

  • Computerized with immediate scoring.
  • Timer at top of screen.
  • Answers left blank will be counted incorrect, so make a guess.
  • Scratch paper and pencil provided. Calculator on screen.
  • 4 subject areas: Reading, Math, Science, and English.

Content Area   

# of Test Items  

Time Allowed

Reading 45 55 minutes
Math     38 57 minutes
Science 50 60 minutes
English 37 37 minutes

 

  • Reading: key ideas and details; craft and structure; and integration of knowledge and ideas.
  • Math: numbers and algebra; measurement and data.
  • Science: human anatomy and physiology; biology; chemistry; and scientific reasoning.
  • English: conventions of standard English; knowledge of language; and using language and vocabulary to express ideas in writing.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Testing Center

Cheyenne Campus
testingcenter@lccc.wy.edu

307-778-1274

Clay Pathfinder Building, Room 119

Map & Directions

Prepare for the Exam

TEAS and PN Predictor exams are conducted using ATI Testing.  Students who intend to take one of these tests must create a profile in ATI in order to test.  They will also find practice tests at this website.  This profile will be used extensively in the Nursing Program.

LCCC has study materials and tutoring available for both exams. Students can access study materials and practice exams on the Ludden Library's website at the Mometrix website. Students can also contact the Learning Commons to set up tutoring for the TEAS exam.