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We are dedicated to improving student outcomes in 3 primary areas:

Graduating more students from high school who are College, Career, and Military Ready (CCMR)

Helping more students enroll in a postsecondary pathway with confidence

Empowering more students to persist and earn a degree or credential and enter the workforce prepared for a successful career

Fort Worth ISD Students: What's your next step?

In year one (2020-2021), all Fort Worth ISD juniors and seniors are eligible to complete the T3 Partnership Pledge. By taking the pledge, the T3 team will help you build a customized plan focused on life after high school. Effective Fall 2021, eligible students will receive a "last dollar" tuition-free scholarship to Tarrant County College (TCC) for up to eight (8) consecutive semesters or the completion of a certificate or associate degree.

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By taking the T3 Partnership Pledge, you become a T3 Scholar. This means our program is here to support you to and through your college and career journey.

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The Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSI) is the state-approved placement test offered at TCC.

TSI Assessment Process Overview

The following is a start-to-finish overview of what to do if you're required to take the TSI.
Please make sure the campus you start this process with is the same campus you continue this process with from beginning to end.

1. Contact one of the following for a test referral:

2. Complete your Pre-Assessment Activity (PAA) online through WebAdvisor.

To take the PAA,

1. Log in to WebAdvisor.

2. Choose Pre-Assessment Activityunder the Prepare to Register heading of the student menu.

3. Request a date to take your test and pay. On-campus and remote options available.

4. Take the TSI.

5. Meet with an academic advisor to review your scores and determine your next steps towards registration.

More About the TSI Assessment

You can also learn about:

Before You Take the TSI Assessment

If you attend or plan to attend TCC

You must complete the Pre-Assessment Activity (PAA) before you can register for the TSI Assessment. The PAA provides an overview of the TSI Assessment, including sample questions and additional resources to help you study.

To complete the PAA,

1. Log in to WebAdvisor.

2. Select the Pre-Assessment Activity link, located under the Prepare to Register heading.

If you attend an institution other than TCC

You can take the TSI Assessment at TCC-but only until the end of July.

During the month of August, TCC Testing Centers do not administer the TSI for students attending other Texas institutions. Testing for other institutions ends July 31, 2021.

To take the TSI Assessment at TCC for another institution, you must:

If you're testing for another institution, you will be required to pay both the TCC TSI Assessment fee, and the $25 Examity proctored test appointment fee. TCC will not cover the cost of your Examity proctored test appointment fee.

Your fees must be paid before you can obtain a voucher and schedule your testing appointment.

If you're a dual credit student

You must contact the dual credit office for help completing your TSI Assessment registration.

Registering for the TSI Assessment through the TCC Testing Center

What are my testing options for the TSI Assessment?

The TSI is being offered through one of the following options:

Remotely through Examity

In person by appointment only at an on-campus testing center

If you do not have the technical resources or equipment to take TSI online remotely, contact the Information Center at 817-515-8223 or asktcc@tccd.edu.

How do I sign up for the TSI Assessment?

1. The academic advisor/Success Coach/dual credit office will create a test referral.

2. You will request an appointment to take your TSI and pay testing fees.

3. You will receive a confirmation email from RegisterBlast via Testing Services.

4. For remote testing appointments: Testing Services will create a voucher, and Accuplacer will email you a link with your voucher code and more instructions.
For on-campus appointments: You will not receive a voucher.

You can contact the Information Center at 817-515-8223 or asktcc@tccd.edu for additional assistance getting started.

What if I no-show or miss my remote scheduled test appointment?

Contact your campus Testing Services for next steps.

What to Expect During the TSI Assessment

What's the difference between taking the TSI remotely through Examity versus taking it in-person?

The main difference between taking the test in our testing centers and taking the test online is using a live proctor via webcam with Examity.

The live proctor will monitor you while you're testing, and you will be video recorded.

You may use scratch paper; however, you will be required to show both sides of scratch paper to the online proctor at the beginning and end of your test appointment.

You are not permitted to have the following during your test:

Food and beverage

Electronics (such as phone, smartwatch, TV)

Aids (such as dictionaries or thesauruses)

You can watch a video overview of the testing process or watch a live test demo.

How long does the TSI Assessment take?

The TSI Assessment is not a timed test.

The average time to complete all sections of the test is 3-5 hours.

What if I can't finish my test during my appointment?

In-Person Testing

You must complete the TSI within 14 days after you've started.

If you fail to complete your test during your scheduled appointment, you will be required to schedule your follow-up appointment before you leave.

Remote Testing via Examity

You must complete your assigned test section during your scheduled appointment.

If you fail to complete any or all sections in a single appointment during remote testing, you can:

Request another voucher from Testing Services to retake your test remotely. You will be required to schedule another appointment with Examity and must start the entire test over.

Schedule an appointment to complete the unfinished test session at a testing center on campus. Testing services will re-open your unfinished test.

This could impact you if you've split you're reading/writing and math sections into two appointments. Two appointments will use two vouchers, which means you will only have one left for retesting.

If you need additional testing after your third testing appointment, you will be responsible for paying the $25 proctor fee before you can obtain a voucher and schedule your test appointment.

Reviewing Your TSI Assessment Score

You can access your score report any time through the ACCUPLACER Student Portal.

TSI scores from a successfully completed test appointment will be available in your TCC student record within 1 business day, in most cases.

What score do I need on the TSI Assessment?

To satisfy TSI and course prerequisite requirements, you must meet or exceed the following college-ready scores:

Subject Area

College-Ready Score

Mathematics
Placement score of at least 950
or
Placement score of 910-949 and a diagnostic level of 6

Integrated Reading/Writing
Placement score of at least 945 and an essay score of 5-8
or
Placement score of at least 910 and a diagnostic level of 5-6 and an essay score of 5-8

You cannot pass or fail the TSI Assessment.

Based on how you perform, you may either enroll in a:

College-level course that matches your skill level
or

College readiness course or intervention to improve your skills and prepare you for success in college-level courses

Can I take the TSI Assessment again?

Yes. You may retest at any time, upon availability.

To retake your test via Examity, you will need another voucher from Testing Services to take the assessment again. Remember, TCC will only cover the Examity $25 proctor fee 3 times. If you need to take the TSI Assessment more than 3 times, you will be responsible for paying the $25 Examity proctor fee per assessment.

To help improve your scores, look for the Learning Locator code in your TSI-A score report, found in the ACCUPLACER Student Portal.

How can I share my scores with TCC or another Texas college/university?

You can choose one of the following options:

Contact Testing Services if you need help sharing your scores with other institutions, or sending your TSI scores to TCC from other institutions.

What do I do with my TSI scores once I've finished the test?

Contact academic advising to go over your TSI scores and talk about your course placement options.

How long is my score valid?

TSI Assessment (TSIA and TSIA2) results are valid for 5 years from date you took the test.

Cost of the TSI Assessment

The TSI Assessment costs $29.

However, your testing fee is waived if you are a high school student between September 1, 2020-August 23, 2021, and you're either:

Attending a Tarrant County public, charter, private, or home school,
or

Classified as an in-county resident.

If you are testing for another college, you will need to pay a retest fee of $10 per section, or $29 for the entire test.

What is my cost if I'm taking the TSI Assessment for another institution?

If you're testing for another institution, you will be required to pay the TCC TSI Assessment fee, and (if taking the test remotely) the $25 Examity proctored test appointment fee. TCC will not cover the cost of your Examity proctored test appointment fee.

Your fees must be paid before you can obtain a voucher and schedule your testing appointment.

Are there any additional costs to use Examity for my TSI Assessment?

Examity charges a $25 fee per proctored test appointment. However, TCC will cover this fee up to 3 times per TCC-bound student.

How long will TCC continue to cover the cost of the Examity proctor fees?

TCC will cover the cost for up to 3 proctored appointment fees per TCC-bound student until otherwise noted.

Do I have to pay for my test before I can get a voucher and schedule my test?

Yes. You must pay any testing fees before you can receive your voucher. If you cannot pay your testing fees online, you should contact Testing Services.

Studying for the TSI Assessment

From the College Board

From Accuplacer

TSIA2 Learning Resources
Website with specific materials targeted to helping you improve areas identified on your score reports.

Resources From Other Sites

TSI Assessment Brochure Library

Request an appointment for the TSI Assessment or contact your campus Testing Center for more information.

Have questions? AskTCC
817-515-TEST (8378)

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