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The TSIA2 measures your strengths and weaknesses in mathematics, reading, and writing, and it is an indicator of how ready you are to handle college-level courses.  \nThe assessment results and your academic background, goals, and interests are used by advisors to place you in the appropriate courses that will give you the best chances for success. At Lee College, each course you want to register for will require specific level(s) of ELAR and Math, usually indicated by your TSIA2 scores.  \nWho is TSIA2 responsible?  \nStudents who are degree-seeking or seeking a level two certificate (42 semester credit hours or more) and are planning to attend a public institution in the state of Texas are considered TSI responsible and must take the TSIA2 Assessment. Students can be exempt as outlined in Texas Administrative Code (§4 .54) and include level one certificates with 42 semester credit hours or less. You may also be exempt based on other SAT, ACT, and GED scores or if you have credits completed from another institution. For more information about exemptions, please see an advisor.  \nHow do I get a copy of my test scores?  \nThe Testing Center typically provides the student with a printed copy of the test results after the test. If the printout is misplaced, the student can access a copy through the email address provided as part of the general information section completed at the beginning of your testing. Scores can also be retrieved through the Student Portal.  \nWhat are passing scores?  \nStudents scoring at or above the cut scores are considered “college-ready” and eligible to enroll in any entry-level college course. Some college-level courses require passing scores in more than one area. The following are the TSIA2 cut scores set by the state.  \n• ELAR (Integrated Reading and Writing)  \n\\# CRC score of a 945-990 with an Essay of 5-8, or  \n\\# CRC of a 910-944 with a Diagnostic Level of 5-6 and an Essay of 5-8  \n• MATH  \n\\# CRC score of 950-990, or  \n\\# CRC score of 910-949 with a Diagnostic Level of 6  \nWhat happens if I score below college-ready standards?  \nSuppose your TSIA2 mathematics or ELAR test score is lower than the college  \nreadiness cut-score. In that case, you may retest or be placed in either a developmental  \nor an intervention course to improve your skills and to prepare you for success in college-level courses.  \nWhat is the Diagnostic Test?  \nIf your score on the TSIA2 CRC Test is lower than the college-level cut scores, you may be automatically routed to the TSIA2 Diagnostic Test for Math or ELAR. These additional test questions provide information on your strengths and weaknesses across each category and your diagnostic level based on your overall performance on the Diagnostic Test. With the TSIA2, a diagnostic level of 5 or higher on the ELAR diagnostic test and a diagnostic level of 6 on the Math diagnostic test may still be considered college-ready.  \nWhat are the TSIA2 Learning Resources?  \nIf you’ve scored below one or more college readiness benchmarks, your score report will include a Learning Locator Code (LLC), which gives you free access to TSIA2 Learning Resources. TSIA2 Learning Resources is an online library with practice and instructional materials that specifically address the content areas of TSIA2 tests. Access to the entire library of TSIA2 Learning Resources is available at [tsia2pearsonperspective.com](tsia2pearsonperspective.com).  \nCan I retake the TSIA2?  \nIf you are not satisfied with your score, you may retake the TSIA2 . However, before retesting, it is strongly recommended that you set aside time for additional study. It is improbable that your score will improve significantly without further review and study. At Lee College, the cost for retesting is $15 per section, and prepayment is required. You w","cbCaietZjm0SByyZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaietZjm0SByyZ","pdf",13112,"English","# What is the TSIA2?\n## Who is TSIA2 responsible?\n# How do I get a copy of my test scores?\n# What are passing scores?\n# What happens if I score below college-ready standards?\n# What is the Diagnostic Test?\n# What are the TSIA2 Learning Resources?\n# Can I retake the TSIA2?\n# What are NCBO's (Non-Course Based Option Offerings)?\n# Can I transfer my TSI Assessment scores to another college or university?","[{\"question\":\"What is the TSIA2 and what does it measure?\",\"answer\":\"The TSIA2 is the assessment used to determine college readiness for nonexempt students in Texas. 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