What are good TSI scores?

You are considered college ready if your score falls within the range of 350 to 390. If your score is 349 or lower, you will be placed in a developmental course or Adult Basic Education course.

How is the TSI scored?

The TSI Assessments measure college readiness in reading, writing, and math. The scores are used for college placement purposes. Examinees take a placement test of 20-25 items per section, which produces a numeric scale score ranging from 310 to 390.

What happens if you fail the TSI?

If you do not pass one or all parts (reading, writing and math) of the TSI Assessment, you may be required to enroll in developmental education coursework or accelerated intervention before you can enroll in a college credit course for the subject in which you did not pass.

Is the TSI easy?

There are many students who don’t think the TSI is hard. Some say they only studied for a couple of hours for a few days and had great scores. But then again, if you don’t get properly prepared, the TSI (Texas Success Initiative) can be challenging and pretty hard to deal with.

Is a 4 on the TSI good?

1-4 Needs Improvement Indicates that the student’s performance needs to improve significantly in this area. Indicates that while the student has some skill in this area there is room for improvement.

Is a 950 A good TSI score?

Mathematics: College Readiness Score of at least 950 or CRC score below 950 and diagnostic level of 6 (Entry-level college Math or Statistics allowed). Obtaining a score of 950 or greater or a score below 950 and a diagnostic level of 6 enables students to register for MAT 1023,1033,1043 and MAT 1073 or STA 1043,1053.

Is a 930 A good TSI score?

You are considered college ready if your score falls within the range of 350–390. If your score is 349 or lower, you may be placed in a developmental course or intervention.

What happens if you score low on accuplacer?

If you do poorly on the ACCUPLACER test, you will be placed in a more remedial class, meaning you will still have to work your way up to that harder class eventually. And THAT means it will take you longer to get your degree and cost you more to get it due to the extra classes you will need to take.

Does TCC accept Accuplacer scores from other institutions?

TCC does not accept Accuplacer test scores taken for placement at other institutions; you must take the test (s) at TCC. Personal test scores expire after 5 years*. * if TCC changes the test or placement process, your score (s) will expire 2 years from the point the process or test changed.

How do I get my Accuplacer test scores?

The computerized testing system used for the Accuplacer exams enables individuals to get their test scores right away. After a person completes an exam they will be able to get their score report from the school where they took the test. Once they get their test scores, students might receive guidance from school counselors.

What are the 5 Accuplacer tests?

ESL tests measure English language learners’ command of the English language. Learn how to interpret scores on the five ACCUPLACER tests: Reading; Writing; Arithmetic; Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics; and Advanced Algebra and Functions.

What is a good score on the next generation Accuplacer?

The Next-Generation Accuplacer math tests and Reading and Writing tests are scored in the 200 to 300 point range. Students’ scores may determine if they have to take preparation courses first, which do not count for college credit. Scores may also affect which college-level classes they have the option of taking.

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