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Students who have completed their TSIA2 exams, but did not meet a passing score, will be enrolled in a program called Texas College Bridge. Texas College Bridge is an online program built to prepare students for college readiness as an alternative to the TSIA2. When students finish their College Bridge coursework, they will receive a certificate of completion that will also appear on their official transcript for future college admissions.
Texas College Bridge Overview
Who will take College Bridge?
Who will take College Bridge?
Students who have taken, but not earned a passing score on their TSIA2 exams are eligible for College Bridge.
If a student passed one TSIA2 exam, but not the other, they will be enrolled only in the subject they did not pass
How will students access this information?
How will students access this information?
Students will see a new course appear on their Genius Dashboard labeled "College Bridge-Math" and "College Bridge-English." The course will have a link embedded in it to take you directly to your College Bridge sign-in page. There will also be a College Bridge section added to the live lesson document in Genius with the link.
How often do students need to work in College Bridge?
How often do students need to work in College Bridge?
Students should plan to work in College Bridge at least 1 hour a week. This will include taking unit diagnostic tests, working through lessons, and completing knowledge checks.
College Bridge is added in addition to student's scheduled classes. Students need to work on classwork and then spend time in College Bridge.
What should I do first?
What should I do first?
Look for a registration email from Mrs. Dalyn
Use that email to access your account
Ensure that you are in the correct sections based on your TSIA2 scores (English, Math, or both English and Math)
Helpful Links
Helpful Links
College Bridge Account Registration Video: CLICK HERE
Student Registration Quick Start Guide: CLICK HERE
College Bridge Completion Requirements: CLICK HERE
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