The TSI Assessment (TSIA) is the result of the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) mandated by the Texas State Legislature. The assessment is designed to guide Texas public institutions of higher education in helping them determine whether students are ready for entry-level college coursework in the areas of English Language Arts Reading (ELAR) and mathematics. Students are exempt from this assessment if they meet college readiness benchmarks on the SAT, ACT, or successfully complete the high school College Preparatory Course. Click here for a complete list of TSI exemptions.
TSIA scores and exemptions are valid five years from the date an assessment was taken documenting benchmarks were met.
Students who do not meet a TSI exemption must take the TSI assessment before college enrollment. Students who do not meet one or more of the established TSI benchmarks are admitted, however, they are required to receive developmental education academic support as determined by the institution.
There are more than 50 deliverables included in the TSIA2 Math Toolkit that districts and campuses can download and use immediately.
To better navigate these resources, a comprehensive list is included at the link above which provides access to each resource presented in the Toolkit. Additionally, they have Systems Areas and Role Designation identifiers for quicker reference.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Sile Robinson at Commit Partnership.