THEA Flashcards

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THEA exam key facts

On the TSIA2, the THEA's replacement, the ELAR College Readiness Classification test has 30 questions, and the ELAR and Mathematics Diagnostic tests have 48 multiple-choice questions each. Source
The TSIA2, which replaced the THEA in Texas, is untimed, so there is no limit on how long students can take to finish. Source
There is no statewide fee for the TSIA2, the THEA's replacement; each Texas college testing center sets its own testing schedule, registration and cost. Source
Retest rules for the TSIA2, the THEA's replacement, come from each college or university testing center. Source
TSI Assessment (TSIA/TSIA2) results, which replaced THEA scores for Texas Success Initiative placement, can be used for up to five years from the date of testing. Source

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A timed, full-length THEA mock exam — 130 questions in 300 minutes with a 65% pass mark, modeled on the official exam's question count and time limit, followed by a score report broken down by exam domain.
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Progress saved on your device: completed tests, scores and missed questions stay in My Progress, so you can retake only what you got wrong.
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Sources & references

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highered.texas.gov — Test delivery, eligibility, fees, score validity · verified Oct 2026
accuplacer.collegeboard.org — Exam format, retake policy, score release, time limit · verified Oct 2026