Blinn College TSI Math Placement Test Prep

4.9

Based on 262 reviews

I annihilated the TSIA2 test! The most helpful part of the course for me was it’s step-by-step format and practice questions and its slowly ramps up in difficulty - which kept me motivated. The way the course is formatted made it incredibly satisfying and easy to learn.

Raul Gamboa

01:21 25 Jul 24

Thank you so much for your lessons! I came into this having forgotten pretty much everything about math except the basics and I left confidently taking the TSI and passing with no trouble at all! I was impressed by my score (976!) and so proud of myself! I can’t thank you enough. I really liked how easy it was to follow the videos and the freedom to go at my own pace. Thank you from a 35 year old mother of 3 finally following her dreams to become a teacher. I truly couldn’t have done it without you!

Jessica Berger

12:14 17 Jul 24

I passed my TSIA2 test, and honestly I tried out so many different websites; Mathhelp was by far the best and worth every penny! It was easy to follow and went over exactly what I needed to know.

Lydia Vann

05:11 25 Feb 24

I started using MathHelp because I was going to take a placement test to go back to College. The test went really well. My score on Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics was 274 which is very good for the Next-Gen Accuplacer test. The lady at the College said it was the best score she had seen in a while. I have nothing but to thank MathHelp for the review and the very well structured and easy to follow classes, it really helped me. I'm starting College Algebra this upcoming Spring Semester and will definitely come back to MathHelp in case I need some outside help.

Camila Silva

20:47 08 Dec 23

We subscribed to the TSIA2 prep course for my daughter. She took the test today and PASSED! We’re so happy! The course helped her be as prepared as possible. We appreciate it!

Jeremy Traynor

14:56 17 Nov 23

My Math TSIA2 went great! I completed and passed the first 20 questions and didn’t have to finish the rest. 👍🏼 I think the lessons were great, coming from someone who hasn’t studied this material in 20 years. It was very thorough and you did a great job! Thanks again!

Sheila Sanchez

15:48 23 Oct 23

My TSIA2 test went great. I passed the test my first try and math is not my strongest subject so this course helped a lot. Thank you!

Emma Allen

14:28 01 Aug 23

The TSI went great, passed all three sections the first round. This program really made a difference.

Travis Watts

01:42 16 Jul 23

I did well on the TSIA2 and am thankful for your course. I found the instruction and pace to be very helpful. The amount of practice questions provided for each topic was perfect and I liked how I could pause the quizzes to review the material a little more if I felt unsure. I’m very happy to have found MathHelp and will sing its praises from here on out. Thank you so much for the help you provided!

Cory F

15:21 26 Apr 23

Thank you SO MUCH! I PASSED THE TSI WITH FLYING COLORS and I wouldn't have walked in there with the confidence had it not been for your awesome program! I really feel like how you explained it made it click for me. I was able to comprehend the material and feel like that is due in large to the direct, repetitive nature of the course. It's organized very well. The fact that there's audio for every practice problem is VERY helpful. It's one thing to have a video teaching a concept, but to have you explaining the work and reinforcing the concepts as I'm practicing on my own really helped more than just having the answer given without explanation.

Chad West

15:32 04 Apr 23

The TSIA2 course I took was a tremendous help. I went into the course knowing very little about math other than middle school level basics. I took math when I was in high school but I never understood what was going on and I had just barley scrapped by. This course is the first thing I've ever been able to understand on the topic of math. I feel confident to go to college now that I have a clue on what's going on. Thank you so much.

Gaige Wildhunt

20:11 11 Jul 22

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What math placement test does Blinn College use?

Blinn College uses the TSI math placement test. To review for the test, you’ll want a study guide that includes comprehensive instruction, guided practice, and interactive tests. For most students, test prep books and practice questions are not enough, and classes and tutors are too expensive. Fortunately, online courses now offer a balance of affordability and effectiveness.

Do I need to take the TSI math placement test at Blinn College?

Most students at Blinn College will need to take the TSI math placement test. However, if you think you might have a high enough score on the SAT or ACT to be exempt from taking the placement test, check online or contact your testing center.

What type of math is on the Blinn College math placement test?

The math on the Blinn College TSI placement test covers Pre-Algebra, Algebra, and Geometry. Make sure your preparation only includes the topics on the test - nothing more and nothing less. The best test prep courses emphasize efficiency.

Is the math on the Blinn College placement test hard?

The TSI math placement test at Blinn College isn’t hard if you receive the necessary individualized instruction when preparing for the test. With a study guide that has a math tutor built into the program, you’ll get all the help you need.

Does Blinn College accept CLEP?

Yes, Blinn College accepts CLEP credits. For example, students who pass the CLEP College Algebra may be able to receive course credit at Blinn College.

What is Blinn College known for?

The Blinn College District is comprised of five campuses. Claiming 10,170 out of its Fall 2018 enrollment total of 19,581 students, the Bryan campus is by far the most popular, in part because of its convenient proximity to Texas A&M University. Through the College’s TEAM program, students can co-enroll in the university and, upon completion, will be able to officially enroll as Aggies. The college has also partnered with the A&M University System as a member of the RELLIS Academic Alliance, which affords students the opportunity to pursue up to sophomore-level courses through Blinn before completing one of the bachelor’s degree programs. Also located in Bryan and founded by the Texas A&M University System in 2016, the RELLIS program is being developed, through collaboration with the college, to include an Agriculture and Workforce Education facility geared towards training for careers in agricultural science education and in the construction industries. Facilities for the college’s music and theatre program, as well as housing for its only resident population, are located on the Brenham campus, which has the second highest enrollment in the college district. The Schulenburg campus has a far lower student population, by comparison, but it has a low student-to-faculty ratio and is the only location in the college district to offer the Dietary Manager’s program. Opened in 2005 as a place for Houston area students to work on the Texas Core Curriculum and other requisites for an associate degree before transferring to a 4-year institution, the Sealy campus is located in the town of Sealy, TX with easy access to Interstate 10.

As an open-enrollment institution, the college does not require SAT or ACT scores for admission. However, sufficiently high scores may exempt an entering student from demonstrating college readiness by exam. In addition to providing proof of a high school diploma or GED scores, enrolling students who do not possess a waiver or exemption must take a Pre-Assessment Activity (PAA) and then complete the Texas Success Initiative Assessment, or TSI, which is designed to gauge the level of a student’s college preparation. Scores on this assessment will be used to determine placement in either developmental education or in college level courses.

Admission to certain programs at the college may be dependent on proof that the applicant is TSI compliant. Two such programs are the LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse) Transition program, and the ADN (Associate Degree Nursing) program. Additionally, applicants to these programs must provide acceptable scores on the pre-admission ATI TEAS (Test of Academic Essential Skills). TEAS scores are also requisite for admission to the LVN program, through which graduates earn a vocational nursing certificate and become eligible to seek licensure. In order to successfully become a Licensed Vocational Nurse requires passing the National Council Licensing Examination (NCLEX-PN) and the Nursing Jurisprudence Examination (NJE). In addition to the aforementioned programs, the college district also offers training as a Certified Nurse’s Aid (CNA).