What is Texas College Bridge?

Are you an 11th or 12th grade student ready for your next big step?

With Texas College Bridge you can take college prep courses in Math and English, completely online and free. The courses are tailored to you, covering only the skills you need. And if you need extra help or have a question, a teacher facilitator is a click away.

Texas College Bridge is self-paced. No strict schedule, no stress and on your own time. It also includes college and career resources like financial aid information, resume help and tips for finding the right college for you.

Get on track and sign up for Texas College Bridge.

Information referenced from www.texascollegebridge.org

Sign Up for Texas College Bridge

Before you can sign up for Texas College Bridge, you'll need to see if your school offers Texas College Bridge as a course.

You must also be an eligible student for the program.

Eligible students are:

In 11th or 12th grade.
Have taken the TSI Assessment, SAT or ACT and not met a "college-ready" score on Math and/or English.

What is a "college-ready" score?

The following table shows what a "college ready" score is in English and Math on the TSI, SAT and ACT. Colleges and universities will review these scores to determine if you are eligible to enroll directly into college level academic courses. If you do not meet a "college ready" score, your college will require you to complete remedial courses in the subject area in order to register for the college courses you need. Remedial courses do not count as college credit and must be paid for by the student. If you plan on attending any type of school after high school, the best way to save your time and money is to prepare and make a college-ready score on one of these assessments - or complete Texas College Bridge courses.

Signing up

Below is a video tutorial and a student registration guide to help you through the steps of enrolling in a Texas College Bridge English and/or Math course. You will want to enroll in the course that is linked to your school/teacher. Before you enroll, make sure you know who the Texas College Bridge instructor is on your campus.

Student Registration Guide:

Texas College Bridge Student Registration Quick Start Guide v4.1.pdf

Premier High Schools:

Texas Works:

Founders Classical, Ignite, Quest, iSchool:

How to use Texas College Bridge

Once you have registered for Texas College Bridge courses, you'll want to know how the course works.

This video tutorial will show you how the student dashboard works and how to complete the modules in the course.

How to retrieve your Certificate of Completion for Texas College Bridge

Once you complete a Texas College Bridge course, your certificate will be available in about 15 minutes after completion. The video tutorial and quick steps will walk you through where to find your certificate of completion.

Quick Steps

Log in and click the View your Goals button
Click on your name near the top of the page
Click My Account in the dropdown menu to be taken to the My Achievements page where you can see your certificates.
Click the Go To Certificate button to be taken to Greenlight Locker, where you can either register an account or log into your existing account.

Does Texas College Bridge count as high school credit?

Texas College Bridge courses in English and Math can count as high school credit.

.5 or 1.0 credit towards an Elective
.5 or 1.0 credit towards a 4th English
- You must be on a Foundation Plan and have completed 3 English courses already. You cannot receive a 4th English credit for Texas College Bridge if you are on a 4x4 Plan since it is required you take English 4.
.5 or 1.0 credit towards a 4th Math
- You must have completed Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II in order to receive a 4th math credit for Texas College Bridge.

More resources

For more resources, including video tutorials, visit https://texascollegebridge.org/student/

You can also contact your counselor or teacher for assistance.

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