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 \n• Academic admissions-based on class rank, GPA, and SAT or ACT scores (test optional)-all public universities have an automatic/assured academic admissions based on these two/three factors only (must check with individual university for information,(Public University Assured Academic Admission Standards for Fall 2027)  \n-private universities are not required to have assured academic admission standards  \n• Receiving acceptance into an university doesn’t guarantee acceptance into individual programs or colleges within the university (examples: honors college or business program/college)   \nHolistic Review Admissions  \n• If a student does not meet automatic/assured admission requirements, an admissions committee will review your file and consider all information sent (based on number of slots available) .  \nBridge/Summer/System School Programs  \n• Bridge Programs: where universities works with a specific college taking classes on both campuses (example: Blinn andA&M)  \n• Summer Programs: where a student must attend classes during the summer before attending in the fall  \n• System School: go to a system school for a year before attending the main campus  \n• Once you complete the requirements of the program you will be allowed to register at the university during the fall or spring.  \nOpen Enrollment College Admission  \nMost two year colleges don’t have minimum requirements for admissions, only that you have a high school diploma or GED.  \n-SAT/ACT not required  \n-TSI required by most  \n30 Two Year and Trade Colleges/Schools in Texas  \n1. Required exams  \n2. Choosing a college/university and visiting the campus  \n3. Complete college/university application(s)  \n-don’t have to wait to take or receive SAT/ACT scores before you apply  \n4. Apply for financial aid  \n5. Apply for housing  \n6. Register for freshman orientation  \n7. Apply for scholarships  \nSenior Checklist for Applying to College  \nSAT/ACT ( SAT/ACT Information)  \n•Most Universities in Texas are test optional. However, test scores can help with the admissions process and are required for many scholarships.  \n-requirements on these test depend upon class rank and GPA of the student, and the individual university/scholarship  \n-most universities accept both the SAT and ACT  \n-if you have not taken one of these test you need to register ASAP  \n•Register online.  \nACT: register at [www.actstudent.org](www.actstudent.org) or [act.org](act.org) cost $70 (additional charge for science and writing)  \nSAT: register at [www.collegeboard.com](www.collegeboard.com) or [sat.org](sat.org) cost $68  \n• Study guides are available online (received best SAT study guide with PSAT results). Vouchers available if you qualify for free/reduced lunch (limited amount/see counselors).  \nTSI Assessment  \n•The TSI Assessment is also a required exam for most Texas colleges and all public Texas universities (College Readiness Requirements","cbCainaDvzKVWRmK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainaDvzKVWRmK","pdf",2404771,25,"English","# College Pathways\n## Admission Pathways and School Types\n# Admission Standards\n## Vocabulary and Admission Factors\n## Automatic/Assured Admissions\n## Holistic Review Admissions\n# Programs and Enrollment Models\n## Bridge/Summer/System Programs\n## Open Enrollment for Two-Year Colleges\n# Senior Checklist\n## Required Exams and Registration\n## TSI Assessment and Exemptions\n## Math Placement and ASVAB\n# College Planning Steps\n## Options and What Matters\n## Campus Visits and Application Preparation","[{\"question\":\"What are the primary and secondary factors used in Texas college admissions?\",\"answer\":\"Primary factors include the quality/rigor of academic courses, academic performance (GPA/class rank), and test scores (SAT/ACT). 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