Why Does the TSIA2 Matter?

Why is passing the TSIA2 important before college?

• It gives you a better GPA

• It helps you avoid taking remedial classes

• It guarantees you'll graduate

• It counts as community service

What is a remedial course?

• A college-level class for your major

• A catch-up class that doesn't count for credit

• A dual credit class

• A test prep program in high school

What's one big downside of remedial classes in college?

• They are optional

• They are easier to pass

• They cost money but don't count toward your degree

• They're only for students in honors programs

What does it mean to be “college ready” on the TSIA2?

• You’ve finished all your college applications

• You’re a senior

• You’ve passed all your high school classes

• You meet the test score to take credit-earning classes

What can happen if you pass the TSIA2 early in high school?

• You can take dual credit classes sooner

• You can skip high school

• You qualify to graduate early

• You automatically earn college credit

Why do some students still take the TSIA2 even if they're not college-bound?

• It can affect CCMR readiness

• They like taking tests

• It helps with driver's ed

• It's part of gym class

Which of the following is TRUE?

• You only get one shot to pass the TSIA2

• You can take the test more than once

• Failing the TSIA2 means you can't go to college

• Everyone takes the same version of the test

What can help students succeed after failing the TSIA2 once?

• Skipping class

• Changing career goals

• Setting goals based on the score report and trying again

• Ignoring the results

What is one common reason some students leave college without finishing?

• They get stuck in remedial classes

• They don't like their roommates

• They graduate too early

• They miss their pets

What's the main reason this test matters?

• It's fun

• It can save time and money in the future

• It replaces your diploma

• It helps you pick a major