TEAS 7 Prep Tutoring for Houston Nursing School Applicants
Houston's nursing programs are competitive — and the TEAS 7 is your first major hurdle. Our certified tutors deliver personalized, online coaching built around your target school's exact score requirements.
📱 Self-Study Portal — $29/moWhich Houston Nursing Schools Require the TEAS 7?
The ATI TEAS 7 is required by the majority of BSN and ADN programs in the greater Houston area. Before you book your exam, verify the exact minimum score your target program requires — it varies significantly.
- 🏥University of Houston — College of NursingCompetitive BSN program. Typical admitted student TEAS composite: 70%+
- 🏥Houston Christian University — School of NursingRequires TEAS 7 with strong Science and Reading focus.
- 🏥UTMB School of Nursing (Galveston)Premier Texas nursing school. Science section especially weighted.
- 🏥Texas Southern University — College of Pharmacy & Health SciencesRequires TEAS 7 for BSN. Composite minimum typically 58%+.
- 🏥San Jacinto College — Nursing ProgramADN program requiring TEAS 7. Strong community college option.
Note: Score requirements change annually. Always verify directly with your target program's admissions office.
Houston Nursing School Score Comparison
| School | Exam | Min Score | GPA | Degree |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Houston | TEAS 7 | 70%+ | 3.0 | BSN |
| Houston Christian Univ. | TEAS 7 | 62%+ | 2.75 | BSN |
| UTMB Galveston | TEAS 7 | 65%+ | 3.0 | BSN |
| Texas Southern Univ. | TEAS 7 | 58%+ | 2.5 | BSN |
| San Jacinto College | TEAS 7 | 58%+ | 2.5 | ADN |
| HCC Coleman | HESI A2 | 75%+ | 2.5 | ADN |
Scores are approximate competitive minimums. Verify with each school's admissions office.
When to Start Studying for Houston Nursing Programs
STEP 1
Start Prep: October–November
Most Houston BSN programs (UH, HCU, UTMB) have February deadlines. A 6–8 week plan means starting by early November at the latest.
STEP 2
Take TEAS: December–January
Schedule your exam at UH, HCU, or via ATI remote proctoring. Leave 2–3 weeks buffer before your deadline in case you need a retake.
STEP 3
Submit Applications: February
UH, HCU, and UTMB typically close in February for fall cohorts. ADN programs (San Jacinto, Lone Star) often have rolling or spring deadlines.
💰 Why Nursing in Houston Is Worth It
Houston's Texas Medical Center — the largest medical complex in the world — drives relentless demand for qualified nurses. BSN holders earn 15–20% more than ADN graduates in the Houston market.
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⭐ What Houston Students Say
"I was applying to UH's BSN program and needed at least a 72% composite. My diagnostic was a 54%. After 6 weeks with my tutor, I scored a 79% on test day. The Science section coaching alone was worth every penny — my tutor broke A&P down into systems I could actually memorize."
— Ashley R., Houston
Admitted to University of Houston BSN, Fall 2025
"Working full-time at Memorial Hermann and studying felt impossible. My tutor scheduled sessions around my 12-hour shifts and gave me a realistic 4-week plan. I passed with a 68% composite — enough for San Jacinto's ADN program. Starting clinicals this January."
— Marcus T., Pasadena
Admitted to San Jacinto College Nursing, Spring 2026
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