TSIA2 Diagnostic Assessment 4

Question 1

Under Texas Education Code, which state agency oversees the TSIA2 and sets college readiness standards?

Accepted Answer

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB)

Answer

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) governs the TSI program and establishes college readiness benchmarks for Texas public institutions.

Question 2

A student is exempt from taking the TSIA2 if they scored at least 570 on which SAT section?

Accepted Answer

SAT Math and SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing

Answer

Students scoring 570 or higher on both the SAT Math section and the SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section qualify for TSIA2 exemption.

Question 3

Which ACT composite score meets the TSIA2 exemption threshold?

Accepted Answer

19 or higher

Answer

A composite ACT score of 19 or higher, with at least 19 on the English section and 19 on the Math section, qualifies for TSIA2 exemption.

Question 4

In the context of the TSIA2, what is the purpose of the pre-assessment activity (PAA)?

Accepted Answer

To inform students about the test's purpose, consequences, and available support services

Answer

The PAA is a mandatory informational activity that explains what the TSIA2 measures, why it matters, and what resources are available to students.

Question 5

A student placed into developmental math education by the TSIA2 Diagnostic takes a co-requisite course. What is the main advantage of this model over traditional prerequisite remediation?

Accepted Answer

Students earn college credit while receiving support, reducing time to degree completion

Answer

Co-requisite models let students earn college-level credit immediately while receiving embedded support, accelerating degree completion compared to non-credit prerequisite courses.

(TSIA2) Texas Success Initiative Assessment 2.0 Practice Test

(TSIA2) Texas Success Initiative Assessment 2.0 Practice Test

TSIA2 Diagnostic Assessment 4