SCHULENBURG - The Texas Success Initiative Assessment 2.0 (TSIA2) is an assessment of college readiness for students enrolling in public institutions of higher education in Texas. This test helps determine a student’s readiness for entry-level college course- work in the areas of English Language Arts and Reading (ELAR) and Mathematics.
Students may be exempt from taking this assessment if they have met college readiness standards on a standardized test like the SAT or ACT or successfully completed a high school college preparatory course. Students should contact the college they’ll be attending to see if they need to take TSIA2.
Additionally, students interested in beginning their dual-credit journey who are still in high school are encouraged to take this exam.
The Alliance for College & Career Student Success (ACCSS) program will offer a free mini-boot camp to help students at partner high schools prepare for the TSIA2 test.
The workshop will be held on July 21 and 22 for ELAR and July 23 for Math at Blinn College - Schulenburg Campus, 100 Ranger Dr., Room #121. Sessions are from 10 a.m. - noon. Then, on Friday, July 24, those who wish to take one or all sections of the TSIA2 test may do so. Testing fees will be underwritten by ACCSS. A photo ID is required for students to test. Students interested in participating should RSVP to the ACCSS Coordinator of Student Success Initiatives, Sarah Nickel, at sarah.nickel@ blinn.edu.
ACCSS shares academic and career resources, student advising, and support needed for every student, regardless of background, to earn post-secondary credits or workforce credentials to pursue their individual goals.
ACCSS is a collaborative program involving Blinn College District and eight regional independent school districts including Flatonia, Schulenburg, Weimar, Columbus, Fayetteville, Moulton, Dime Box, and Sealy ISDs.
For more information on ACCSS, please like and follow the ACCSS Facebook page @ACCSS5 or visit www.myACCSS.net.
