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Whether you’re looking to begin accelerated coursework in high school or start college after graduating, we’re here to help you master the skills you need to succeed.

With Texas College Bridge you can take online TSIA2 Test Prep and College Prep courses in math and English. The courses are tailored to you, covering only the skills you need. And if you need extra help or have a question, a teacher facilitator is a click away.

Texas College Bridge is self-paced. No strict schedule, no stress and on your own time. It also includes college and career resources like financial aid information, resume help and tips for finding the right college for you.

Get on track for college-level coursework and sign up for Texas College Bridge.

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Getting started

It’s easy to get started with Texas College Bridge.  To sign up for our TSIA2 Test Prep or College Prep courses, you’ll first need a registration URL link from your school. You’ll then use this to set up your online account. Once you’ve activated your account, you’ll be able to log in to take the courses that your teacher has assigned to you – English, math or both English and math.

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Tips for getting started

 

  • The Quick Start Guide will walk you through registration.
  • Use your official school name and date of birth to register.
  • If you already have an account, don’t create a second one.
  • If you can’t find your confirmation email, check your spam folder.

Intro to Texas College Bridge

Student Registration Guide

Logging in and Getting Started

Getting Started - Common Issues

Taking courses

Before you dive into your English and/or math coursework, you’ll first take a diagnostic self-assessment. This is important because the results will determine what material you already know – and don’t need to take again!  Your teacher will help guide and support you as you work through each concept and section in your custom study path, plus you’ll be able to track your progress on a dashboard.

Tips for taking courses

    • Do the best you can on your diagnostic, so you won’t have to work through areas you already know.
    • Track your progress on your personalized dashboard.

Navigating EdReady

Completing the Essay Assignment

Navigating EdReady

Completing the Essay Assignment

Completing courses

Test Prep: Once you’ve completed all the sections in your courses, you are ready to take the TSIA2 exam. You also have the option to take a practice exam prior to taking the TSIA2.

College Prep: To complete your courses and receive your certificate of completion, you will need to reach a 90% mastery level on your courses, plus a passing grade on the Essay assignment for English students.  Learn More!

Tips for completing courses

    • Test Prep: After course completion, you can return to any of the modules to review your knowledge, plus retake the practice exam if needed.
    • College Prep: When you complete your courses, go to the My Achievements page of your EdReady account to access your certificate.

Accessing your Certificate of Completion

Certificates of Completion - Common Issues

Accessing your Certificate of Completion

Certificates of Completion - Common Issues

Planning your future

Along with our English and math courses, Texas College Bridge also offers College and Career Support, to help you prepare for your post high school plans. This step-by-step guidance includes five individual modules you can work through in your TCB account. From the value of a college education and how to pay for college and to choosing a school and career that’s right for you, our College and Career Support will help you get ready for your next big step!

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Tips for planning your future

  • It’s recommended to study the modules in order 1-5.
  • You can easily go back to any module to revisit material.
  • Check out our map to find colleges that provide TSI waivers.

Admissions 101

The College Application Process

Understanding Financial Aid

Sharing your Certificate of Completion

Panel: How to Pick Your Major