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TSIA2/ACT/SAT Content Alignment Matrix
The TSIA2/ACT/SAT Content Alignment Matrix allows educators to identify key math concepts covered across the three major standardized tests—TSIA2, ACT, and SAT—by comparing content areas such as algebra, geometry, statistics, functions, and number operations. By highlighting content similarities and differences, the matrix aids in curriculum planning, test preparation, and identifying areas for improvement, ultimately supporting students in CCMR.
What to consider when determining which
assessment might be
best for students
What to consider when determining which
assessment might be
best for students
TSIA2: Best for students needing college readiness placement without advanced math experience. Success is rooted in targeted interventions and foundational mastery.
SAT: Favors students who have a strong understanding of algebra and data analysis, with moderate exposure to advanced functions.
ACT: Ideal for students with broad mathematical knowledge and strong time management, capable of solving a high volume of questions quickly.
Student Profile Matrix
Understanding which students excel on each test helps tailor strategies for success. Students will likely and should take more than one college readiness assessment. Districts should leverage their CCMR strategy to determine which assessment is best for their student population. The Student Profile Matrix shows a curated set of profiles based on the criteria of the assessment that may be helpful as districts navigate this decision. Here are profiles and characteristics of students most likely to succeed on each assessment:
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