⚕ Nursing & Allied Health
Nursing & Allied Health exam prep
From nursing-school entrance to licensure — the TEAS, HESI, NCLEX, and the allied-health exams that put you in scrubs.
TEAS
Nursing school entrance. The entrance exam most U.S. nursing programs use. Four sections — Reading, Math, Science, and English & Language Usage — and your score decides which programs you can get into.
See the full program →HESI A2
Nursing school entrance. The other major nursing entrance exam — used by programs that don't use the TEAS. Covers math, reading, vocabulary, grammar, and the sciences.
See the full program →NCLEX-RN
RN licensure. The licensure exam every registered nurse in the U.S. must pass. Computer-adaptive, clinical-judgment focused — the last gate between nursing school and your license.
See the full program →NCLEX-PN
LPN/LVN licensure. The licensure exam for practical and vocational nurses. Same adaptive format and clinical-judgment focus as the RN exam, scoped to the PN role.
See the full program →NLN PAX
Nursing school entrance. The National League for Nursing's entrance exam — verbal ability, math, and science. Required by a meaningful slice of nursing programs.
See the full program →PTCB
Pharmacy technician. The national certification for pharmacy technicians. Medications, federal requirements, patient safety, and order entry — with dosage math throughout.
See the full program →CMA (AAMA)
Medical assisting. The gold-standard medical assistant credential — clinical and administrative competencies plus general medical knowledge.
See the full program →CNA Written Exam
Nursing assistant. Practice for the written knowledge portion of the CNA exam — resident care, safety, communication, and legal/ethical basics. (Your state-approved training program covers the skills portion; we prep the written test.)
See the full program →NREMT
Emergency medical technician. The national EMT certification exam — patient assessment, airway, cardiology, trauma, medical emergencies, and EMS operations, in an adaptive format.
See the full program →Dosage Calculations
Every nursing student. The med-math course every nursing student needs: dimensional analysis, IV drip rates, weight-based dosing, unit conversions — pure worked problems, every step shown.
See the full program →Every program: $39/month, pass or your money back
Complete the program and pass — or get a full refund. Start with the free diagnostic to see where you stand.