Ace your RN program. Topic by topic.

ATI proctored exams are standardized, remotely monitored assessments your school administers at the end of each nursing module (Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Med-Surg, etc.). Most programs count your ATI score toward your final grade or require a minimum score to progress. Failing one can put you on academic probation.

Yes — Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Med-Surg, Mental Health, Leadership, Maternal-Newborn, Pediatrics, Community Health, Critical Care, and Gerontology are all covered. Each subject has its own topic breakdown aligned to ATI and HESI content frameworks.

Minimum passing scores vary by school and subject, but most programs require a Level 2 (around 66th percentile) or a raw percentage between 62–70%. Your program handbook will have your specific cutoffs. Erudiway's drilling is designed to get you well above those minimums.

ATI and HESI sell their own review modules, but they're expensive and often surface-level. Erudiway gives you topic-by-topic drilling with detailed rationales — you find your weak spots, drill them specifically, and close the gap. It works alongside whatever your school provides.

That's exactly how it's designed to be used. Students who drill a little each week — not just in the days before an exam — consistently outperform students who cram. The topic structure maps to how your program is sequenced, so you can drill in real time as your class covers each subject.