Compliance Snapshot
- TEAS 7 bank
- 3,000 original questions
- TEAS 7 access
- $29.99 standard / The 90 Club™ $39.99 -> $19.99 net after a $20 rebate for 90%+ on your first exam attempt - 6-month access
- HESI A2 bank
- 3,838 original questions
- HESI A2 study items
- 7,676 English/Spanish study items
- HESI A2 access
- $29.99 standard / The 90 Club™ $39.99 -> $19.99 net after a $20 rebate
- Core areas
- Reading, math, science, English/grammar, vocabulary, and anatomy/physiology where applicable
Who this guide is for
This guide is for nursing, allied-health, and pre-health applicants who need a practical way to compare TEAS 7 and HESI A2 prep before a school application deadline.
TEAS 7 study should prioritize Reading, Math, Science, and English/Language Usage. HESI A2 study often adds vocabulary, grammar, biology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology, and school-specific section requirements.
What to check before paying
A useful exam-prep page should answer the practical questions before checkout: how many original questions are included, whether practice is unlimited, whether explanations are shown after answering, how long access lasts, and whether the product is independent from the exam owner.
For bilingual or ESL study, also check whether Spanish is a full study-access layer or only a short marketing note. For coding, licensing, and healthcare exams, verify that the page explains what the course does not issue: no license, official score, certificate of board passage, or regulator approval.
- Confirm which test your school requires before buying.
- Check the school-required sections; HESI A2 requirements vary by program.
- For math, prefer worked explanations over answer-only keys.
- For science, use rationales to build concepts, not just flashcard lists.
How to use the question bank
Build a weekly rotation: math problem sets, reading passages, grammar/vocabulary drills, and science blocks. Put anatomy and physiology into spaced review because it decays quickly when studied only once.
Use short domain sets first, read every rationale, and then move into timed mixed blocks. The goal is to learn the rule behind each distractor, not memorize the answer position.
Independent prep and limitations
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Action Checklist
- 1Confirm whether your program requires TEAS 7, HESI A2, or both.
- 2Write the school deadline and official test date first.
- 3Take one diagnostic block in each required subject.
- 4Review missed math step by step until you can redo without notes.
- 5Use science rationales to build a short high-yield notebook.
- 6Move to timed mixed practice in the final 10 to 14 days.
FAQ
Are TEAS 7 and HESI A2 the same exam?
No. They are different nursing entrance exams with overlapping but not identical content. Always confirm which one your target program requires.
Which subject should I study first?
Start with the subject your diagnostic shows is weakest, but keep math and science in weekly rotation because those areas often need repeated practice.
Can a Qbank guarantee admission?
No. A Qbank is a study product and cannot guarantee an official score, application result, admission decision, or school acceptance.
Official Sources
This guide is general information for employer planning. It is not legal advice, and employers should confirm requirements with counsel, the regulator, or the requesting agency before relying on any course for a specific obligation.