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Mission/Purpose  \nGrayson College will significantly improve the success of underprepared students by addressing their individualized needs through reliable diagnostic assessment, comprehensive support services, and non-traditional interventions, including modular, accelerated learning, non-course competency-based, technologically based, and integrated instructional models. Student success and completion are at the core of every advisement plan.  \nII. Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSIA) ~ Texas Education Code Sec. 51.333 The Texas Success Initiative Assessment is a state-required assessment test to determine collegereadiness in reading, writing, and math. All entering students must take the TSIA before enrolling in classes unless exempt or complete.  \nExemptions include: Texas Education Code Sec. 51.338  \n• Prior Academic Experience  \no Associate or Baccalaureate Degree from an Institution of higher education (IHE)  \no Transfer from an IHEs with satisfactorily completed coursework.  \n• Math: received an A, B, or C, at any time, in any college-level math course  \n• ELAR: received an A, B, or C, at any time, in any college-level English course  \n• Non-degree seeking  \n• Certificate programs of 1-year or less  \n• Military Services: DD 214 Form  \n• A student who successfully completes a college preparatory course as allowed by the Texas Education Agency is exempt for a period of 24 (twenty-four) months from the date of highschool graduation with respect to the content area of the course.  \n• Multiple Measures – a combination of high school GPA and fourth year ELA/Math course grade:  \n• TSIA Math Exemption-Overall high school GPA of 3.0 or higher GPA and four years of high school math with the fourth-year math course being one of the following with a grade of B or higher: Precalculus, Calculus 1, or Calculus 2  \n• TSIA Reading/Writing Exemption-Overall high school GPA of 3.0 or higher GPA and four years of English including any of the following courses with a B or better in the fourth year English course: ENG 1, ENG II, ENG III, ENG IV, Research/Technical Writing, Creative Writing, Practical Writing Skills, Literary Genres, Humanities, Visual Media Analysis and Production, Business English, Independent Study In English, Legal Research and Writing, AP English Language And Composition, or AP English Literature and Composition.  \n• College Readiness Standards for SAT, ACT, TAKS, STAAR EOC within the last 5 years.  \n\n| TEST READING & WRITING EXEMPTION MATH EXEMPTION |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| SAT (March 2016 and later) | 480 Evidence-Based Reading and Writing | 530 Math |\n| ACT taken prior to 2/15/23 | 23 Composite with 19 English | 23 Composite with 19 Math |\n| ACT taken on/after 2/15/23 | Combined score of 40 on English and Reading | 22 Math |\n| TAKS | 2200 ELA (English Language Arts) with 3+ Writing subscore | 2200 Math |\n| STAAR | 4000 on the English III (EOC) | 4000 on the Algebra II (E0C) |\n| GED | 165 on the Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA) for the English Language Arts Reading (ELAR) Exemption. | 165 on the Mathematical Reasoning |\n| HiSET | 15 on the Reading subtest, a minimum score of 15 on the Writing Subtest with a minimum score of 4 on the essay, for English Language Arts Reading (ELAR) Exemption | 15 on the Mathematics subtest Math Exemption |\n\nNotes:  \n• Scores from ACT tests taken before and after 2/15/23 can be combined.  \n• Mixing or combining scores from the SAT administered prior to March 2016 and the SAT administered March 2016 and later, is not allowable.  \n• HiSET will no longer administer tests after 8/31/2021 in Texas. Therefore, any tests taken after the 8/31/2021 test date will not be useable for the TSIA exemption.  \nIII. Pre-Assessment Activity  \nAll students are required to participate in a Pre-Assessment Activity before attempting the TSI Assessment. This activity will address the following topics: the importance of assessment, the testing process a","cbCaihVMMfdRp0M6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihVMMfdRp0M6","pdf",295974,"English","# Mission/Purpose\n# Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSIA)\n## Exemptions\n## Multiple Measures\n## Pre-Assessment Activity\n# TSI Assessment Placement Scores\n## Differentiated Placement","[{\"question\":\"What is the Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSIA) and who must take it?\",\"answer\":\"TSIA is a state-required assessment used to determine college readiness in reading, writing, and math. 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