Collin College

All TSI Testing has been suspended until further notice. We are awaiting updates from The College Board and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. We hope to have an update by the end of this week. Please continue to watch for updates.

Please visit the Collin College COVID-19 FAQ Page for more information.

Students can send an email with Testing questions to smiller@collin.edu or tsi_info@collin.edu . Every attempt will be made to answer emails as quickly as possible in the order they were received. Expect a one - two day response time.

 

Testing Centers

The Collin College Testing Centers are committed to providing a high quality of support services to the students, faculty and community. We provide students access to a comfortable, secure test environment designed to facilitate their personal and professional educational goals.

As of August 26, 2013, the new Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Assessment was enacted for all Texas public colleges and universities.  Any new student who has not earned credit through college course work prior to 8/26/13 or met a state approved exemption is subject to the new TSI Assessment requirement.  Previous TSI approved tests (Compass, Accuplacer, THEA, and Asset) are no longer accepted.

Anatomy & Physiology I (BIOL 2401) Assessment

Classroom Tests 

CLEP (College Level Examination Program)

College-Level Math Assessment

Correspondence Exams 

EMT/Fire Science/Paramedic Assessment

ESL Assessments 

HiSET Testing 

PSB (Psychological Services Bureau)

TSI (Texas Success Initiative) (for Collin Students only)

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Credit by Exam

State/National Testing

Helpful Links  

 

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Scheduling: All Collin classroom tests are administered on a walk-in basis during the Testing Center’s published hours. Seating is limited. Students are encouraged to allow sufficient time for completing an exam within the published hours of the Testing Center. All exams are collected at closing time, even if not complete. TSI Assessments are also on a walk-in basis, but must be started at least 5 hours before closing.  All CLEP and correspondence testing must be scheduled in advance. Please note: Collin College ceased to be a test site for THEA as of December 22, 2014.

Special Accommodations / Disability Services: It is the policy of Collin College to provide reasonable and appropriate accommodations for individuals with documented disabilities.   For more information and to apply with the ACCESS office, please visit the ACCESS Office here.

 

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