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Taking The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS)
Taking The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS)
Students may take the TEAS test on a walk-in basis at several Sinclair locations. However, students must
take note that the test requires a four hour block of time.
* Due to COVID-19, students may take the TEAS test remotely (from home) or in-person at select regional
center locations at this time. In-person testing is not currently available at the Dayton campus. Remote tests
can only be administered if all technology requirements are met (See Student Quick Start Guide for details).
Students must reserve their testing appointment at least 48 hours in advance.
Important: the TEAS is not administered during mid-term and final exam week.
DAYTON CAMPUS
Building 10, Room 445
444 West Third Street | Dayton, OH 45402 | 937-512-2211
MON – THURS FRI SAT*
Must arrive between 8:00am and 2:30pm Must arrive between 8:00am and 12:30 pm Must arrive between 8am and 8:30am
COURSEVIEW CAMPUS
Building A, Room 103 | 5386 Courseview Drive | Mason, OH 45040 | 513-339-1212
Appointments: Sinclair regional centers in Englewood, Huber Heights, Centerville, and Mason offer TEAS testing by
appointment only. Call 937-836-8750 (Englewood), 937-233-5550 (Huber Heights), 937-512-2146 (Centerville), or 937-
512-5500 (Mason) to schedule an appointment. Visit the Testing Center website for more information.
Prior to Testing
Register with ATI: In order to take the TEAS, you will need to register for the test online, where you will create a
username and password. This can be done on the day of the test, but you can also do this ahead of time.
Please bring photo identification (Tartan ID card or state/government issued ID) and a credit/debit card to the
Academic Testing Center. The cost of the TEAS test is $65 plus tax (an additional $5 for remote testing) and is paid
for through the ATI Testing website at the time you arrive to take the test.
Information about the TEAS
The proctored TEAS measures basic essential skills in the academic content area domains of reading,
mathematics, science, and English and language usage. Each question on the TEAS is mapped to one of 115
objectives, all of which address topics presented in grades 7 to 12. The TEAS is a 170-item, four-topic, multiple-
choice examination offered in computer-administered formats. Please note that students are only permitted one
break in between sections of the exam.
Content Area # of questions Time Limit
Reading 53 64 minutes
Math 36 54 minutes
Science 53 63 minutes
English 28 28 minutes
TOTAL 170 3 hours 29 minutes
Once finished with the TEAS, students should contact an Academic Advisor to discuss their results.