Review notes and practice questions for ATI proctored exams across all major nursing subjects.
597 Study Resources AvailableATI (Assessment Technologies Institute) provides nursing education tools used by hundreds of nursing schools across the United States. ATI proctored exams assess student knowledge in core nursing subjects and are used by programs to predict NCLEX success. Subjects include Medical Surgical, Mental Health, Pharmacology, Maternal Newborn, Pediatrics, Fundamentals, Community Health, and Leadership.
ATI exams use a Level system (Level 1, 2, 3) to measure proficiency. Achieving Level 2 or 3 demonstrates strong content knowledge. StudyRift offers review notes and study guides to help nursing students understand ATI content areas and improve their proctored exam performance.
ATI's Active Learning Templates help you organize information about diseases, medications, and nursing skills in a structured format that mirrors how ATI exams test knowledge.
Understand what Level 2 proficiency requires for each subject. Level 2 means you have a solid foundation; Level 3 means you exceed expectations. Target Level 2 as your minimum goal.
After each ATI practice assessment, carefully review the Focused Review report. It identifies your weak content areas and links to targeted learning resources.
ATI proctored exams are timed. Practice answering questions under time pressure so you develop the pace needed to complete the exam comfortably without rushing.