TSIA2 Scores

Thank you for participating in the TSIA2 assessment. Legislative action included in Texas House Bill 3 requires that every Texas school district measure students’ progress toward college, career and military readiness (CCMSR). Learn more about CCMR at https://web.risd.org/ccmr/. Each school district chooses the method or assessment to determine readiness, using what is deemed best for students. Richardson ISD has determined that the Texas Success Initiative Assessment 2 (TSIA2) is an excellent fit for our students.

TSIA2 results help us assess if students are on track to be college, career or military ready by graduation ( https://web.risd.org/ccmr/). Passing scores enable a student to enroll in college courses and also allow them to be exempt from developmental classes when beginning college.

Student portal https://studentportal.accuplacer.org/#/studentisr

1. You can go to the ACCUPLACER student portal. You’ll need to provide your name, date of birth, student ID, and where you took the test. If you don’t remember your student ID, contact the school where you took the test.
2. Submit your information and click “Send Reports.” We’ll send a link to view and print your test results to the email address you provided when you took your ACCUPLACER test.
3. Check your email.

If you don’t see an email with your ACCUPLACER score report, check the email address you gave when you took the test. If you still can’t find your score report, contact the school where you took the test.

When a student takes the TSIA2, their scores are valid for 5 years from the date of the test.

ELAR (Reading and Writing Combined) Test Passing Scores:

• ELAR Score of 945 or higher AND Write Placer Essay Score of 5 - 8 OR
• ELAR Score under 945 AND ELAR Diagnostic
  Level of 5 - 6 AND Write Placer Essay Score of 5 - 8

Math Test Passing Scores:

• 950 or higher OR
  
• Math Score Under 950 AND Math Diagnostic Level of 6
  

College Board has created a brochure which will help guide you through your score report to learn about your academic strengths and areas for improvement.

https://accuplacer.collegeboard.org/accuplacer/pdf/tsia2-interpreting-your-scores.pdf