We found 3 District of Columbia nursing programs that publish TEAS rules on their own pages. 2 publish a total minimum of 58.7%. One more names only an ATI level. None sets a separate section minimum. Requirements change each cycle, so compare your score with each program below, then confirm on its page before you register.
It depends on the program; ATI sets no passing score. 2 of the 3 District of Columbia programs in this dataset publish a total minimum of 58.7%. 1 more program names an ATI level instead of a number. A program’s minimum is the lowest score it accepts, not the score that makes an application competitive.
None of the District of Columbia programs in this dataset publishes a separate section minimum. Some may still use section scores when they rank applicants, so read each program’s page.
A 70% total meets 2 of 2 published total minimums in the District of Columbia in this dataset. Meeting a minimum makes you eligible to apply; it does not predict admission, and section minimums or ranking may still apply. Treat any practice score as an estimate.
None of the District of Columbia program pages in this dataset states an in-person-only rule, but ATI notes that some schools reject remote or outside scores. Ask each program before you register.
One program here publishes an attempt limit, Trinity Washington University: Results are valid one year, so test in the 12 months before the deadline. Wait 30 days between attempts, with up to three attempts in 12 months. ATI itself requires no waiting period between attempts; the program’s rule is the one that counts.
Requirements change each admission cycle. Data checked October 25, 2026. Confirm the score, section minimums, attempt rules and testing format with the program before you register.
TEASPATH is independent of ATI. ATI TEAS® and TEAS® are registered trademarks of Assessment Technologies Institute, L.L.C., which is not affiliated with and does not endorse TEASPATH. Practice results are not official scores or admission predictions.
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