Can I be exempt from taking the TSI? Students who do meet the following exemptions do not need to take the TSI Assessment prior to enrolling. You may be exempt from taking the TSI Assessment if you have:
Reading:
- ACT: Composite 23 and English 19
- SAT: Composite 1070 and Critical Reading/Verbal 500
- SAT Evidence Based Reading and Writing (after March 2016): 480
- TAKS: ELA 2200 & Writing Essay score 3
- STARR End-of-course (EOC): min. score of Level 2 on English III exempts reading and writing (minimum scale score 2000)
Writing:
- ACT: Composite 23 and English 19
- SAT: Composite 1070 and Critical Reading/Verbal 500
- SAT Evidence Based Reading and Writing (after March 2016): 480
- TAKS: ELA 2200 & Writing Essay score 3
- STARR End-of-course (EOC): min. score of Level 2 on English III exempts reading and writing (minimum scale score 2000)
Math:
- ACT: Composite 23 and Math 19
- SAT: Composite 1070 and Math 500
- SAT Math (after March 2016): 530
- TAKS: Math 2200
- STARR End-of-course (EOC): min. score of Level 2 on Algebra II exempts math (minimum scale score 4000)
Additional Exemptions:
- Veteran Status: honorably discharged, retired, or released from active duty on or after August 1, 1990
- Active Military Duty or Reserve Status for at least 3 years
- Appropriate college coursework from another accredited institution
- Associate's or Bachelor's Degree
**ACT/SAT/ TAKS scores not older than 5 years from test date. Partial exemptions are allowed.
All students taking college-level courses must satisfy Texas Success Initiative (TSI) requirements, unless they qualify for a TSI Exemption. Official documents must be submitted to the TSC Testing Office (Oliveira Student Service Bldg.) for determining exemption.
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