Now that you've explored college and career preferences, your next step is to understand the testing requirements colleges or universities consider as part of their admissions process.
Most college entrance exams, like the SAT and ACT are usually taken during 11th and 12th grade. The TSIA 2.0 is a college placement exam in the state of Texas, it may determine your eligibility to take certain college level courses even while in high school. The TSIA 2.0 can be taken at any grade level but is mostly taken in grade 8 and beyond.
Preparing now for these tests can help you attain better test results. That is why understanding what they are all about can be of great benefit to you.
The Texas Success Initiative Assessment 2.0 (TSIA2) is a series of placement tests for students enrolling in public colleges and universities in Texas. The tests help Texas schools determine whether you’re ready for college-level courses in the areas of reading, writing, and math.
That depends on your preference. Both exams are widely accepted at most colleges and universities. It is recommended that you take both exams at least once to see which one is a better fit for your test style. It is also recommended to take your best fit exam at least twice. Most students increase their scores the second time after reviewing their score report and following the test preparation plan suggested. Click the tab below to watch a video about the differences between them.
A little nervousness before a test is normal and can help sharpen your mind and focus your attention. But with test anxiety, feelings of worry and self-doubt can interfere with your test-taking performance and make you miserable. Test anxiety can affect anyone, whether you're in high school or college, or you're an employee who has to take tests for career advancement or certification. Here are some quick tips that can help you overcome testing anxiety.