Testing Services

The scores below will permit any student to take the Accuplacer College-Level Math Placement. Test scores below are valid for up to 5 years following the date the test was taken.

*Not Math TSIA*

Test REQUIREMENTS

Test	Math Score
ACT	23 Composite with 19 Math
GED	165 Mathematical Reasoning
SAT (after March 5, 2016)	530 Math
STAAR	Level 2 score of 4000 on the Algebra II (EOC)
TSIA	950

 

Accuplacer Test taking options

1) Online/remote Testing

• Proctored by Examity
• Cost $25

Online sign-up steps

1. 1. 1. Complete the Voucher Request form for College Math Placement.
      2. Check your email. Within two business days, you will receive an email from Accuplacer and we will forward the same email with other directions.
      3. Contact Examity for appointment (details in the email received from Examity).

Remote Testing Voucher

2) In-Person Testing

• MC Testing Center
• By appointment
• No charge for MC students; $25 for non-MC testers

In-Person Sign-up Step

Schedule an appointment by completing the Appointment Form:

On-Campus Testing Appointment Form

Accuplacer Placement Guidelines

Next-Generation Advanced Algebra and Functions

Course	Scaled Score
MATH 1314 College Algebra MATH 1324 Business Math MATH 1332 Quantitative Reasoning MATH 1342 Statistics	200-236
MATH 1316 Trigonometry MATH 1325 Business Calculus MATH 1350 Math for Teachers I MATH 2412 Precalculus	237-264
MATH 2413 Calculus	265 and above

Multiple Measures Math Placement

To be considered for multiple measures math placement, students’ cumulative high school GPA based on core courses must be ≥ 3.0/4.0, must be TSI complete in Mathematics, and meet the following criteria.

Course	Multiple Measures Criteria
MATH 1316	B (or better) in high school Pre-Calculus taken less than 12 months ago OR B (or better) in Trig taken less than 12 months ago OR A in high school Algebra II AND less than 12 months since last math class
MATH 2412	B (or better) in high school Pre-Calculus taken less than 24 months ago OR B (or better) in Trig taken less than 24 months ago OR A in high school Algebra II AND less than 24 months since last  math class
MATH 2413	A in high school Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry less than 24  months ago OR B (or better) in high school Calculus less than 24 months ago

Students not meeting these criteria may contact the Mathematics Department Chair for alternative placement.

What you need to know

• Available online
• Proctoring will be done through ATI Testing
• Proctoring fee will be added to the ATI testing fee when you begin the exam
• TEAS Testing begins promptly at 8:30 am on Thursdays
• Reservations must be made before noon on Tuesday before your preferred test date because a systems check will need to be run the day before the exam.
• Further details will be provided when the reservation form has been received.

MC REgistered Nurse PROGRAM

The Midland College Nursing Department allows students to take the TEAS test 3 times. After the 3rd attempt or more, please contact the Nursing Department at (432) 685–6462 for further instructions OR for more information visit: 

Registered Nurse Program Page

Nursing Student TEAS attempts

The Midland College Nursing Department allows students to take the TEAS test 3 times. After the 3rd attempt or more, please contact the Nursing Department at (432) 685–6462 for further instructions.

Nursing Student Attempts	Wait
1st	6 weeks
2nd	6 weeks
3rd	Contact the Nursing Department

MC SONOGRAPHY PROGRAM

There isn't a waiting period between attempts. HOWEVER, students are allowed only 3 attempts in 1 year. For more information visit the Sonography web page.

Sonography

Computer Requirements

• Webcam
• Microphone
• High-speed internet

Reservations

Online TEAS Sign-Up

What is CLEP?

The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) tests allow students to acquire college credit by showing mastery of a college subject via a 90-minute exam.

• MC CLEP Policy

Cost

• $89/exam is required at the time of registration, Non-Refundable
• $25 Midland College proctoring fee, Non-Refundable

Study Guides

CLEP study guides are available through the Midland College Testing Center.
Email testing@midland.edu to request a guide.

Registration Process

• Appointment Availability
  Before registering for a CLEP exam at the CLEP website, visit https://midlandcollege.as.me/CLEP to ensure appointment availability.
• Registration Requirement
  CLEP Registration must be completed at least 24 hours BEFORE the  testing appointment

CLEP Registration & Payment

Don’t forget

• Bring a current, valid photo ID and your Registration ticket on testing day.
• Bring $25 proctoring fee
  Pay at MC Cashier’s Office, next the the Testing Center on test day
• Testing must occur within 60 days testing fee is received
• Testing & Registration fees are non-refundable
• If running late, call us to discuss rescheduling: (432) 685-4504

Schedule Appointment

Eligibility Requirements for High School Equivalency Testing

A resident of the state who has not graduated from an accredited high school is eligible to take the high school equivalency test per Texas Education Code, Section 7.111 in accordance with rules promulgated by the State Board of Education. Eligibility requirements for high school equivalency testing are defined in the Texas Administrative Code, Title 19, Part 2, Chapter 89, Subchapter C, Rule §89.43.

How to register for the GED Exam

Candidates register online by clicking the link below, creating an account on ged.com, and then scheduling a test at the Midland College Testing Center located at Scharbauer Student Center, Room 260.

For  registration assistance, call the GED® Testing Service at (877) 392-6433. When registering, enter your legal name as it appears on your primary identification.

COST

• $145 for All 4 SUBJECTs
• FREE for students who complete GED Classes @ MC

Free CLASSES & TEst

MC offers free classes to prepare for the GED Test AND a voucher to take the test at no cost. Learn more about class offerings and registration by visiting GED Classes @ MC. 

GED Classes @ MC

Registration Process

Register and pay for the GED Test by clicking the Register for the GED Test link below.

The Testing Center does not schedule for test candidates or accept payment for the exams.

Register for the GED Test

Test Requirements

High school equivalency exams test-takers must meet the following requirements:

• 18 years of age (age exceptions below)
• Not be enrolled in an accredited high school
• Not be a high school graduate from an accredited high school
• Have a Current Government Issued Photo ID*
  Expired ID's: As of June 1, 2021, expired ID's are no longer accepted.
  • • State driver license
    • Department of Public Safety identification card
    • Military ID
    • Passport
    • U.S. passport card
    • Matrícula consular
    • School ID's are not accepted

• • • • Texas driver license or Texas ID
      • Utility bill showing a Texas address
      • Bank statement showing a Texas address
      • Copy of a current lease

Age Exceptions

Individuals under the age of 18 are required to attend school (Texas Education Code Chapter 25, Section 25.085) unless they qualify for an exemption (Texas Education Code Chapter 25, Section 25.086).

For online proctored exams, a parent or guardian must be present at the pre-test check-in to give consent and authorize the underage testing. The parent or guardian's ID is required.

17 Year Old Test-Takers

To qualify for an age exception, a 17-year-old must:

• Have a government (national or foreign) issued photo ID
  (see above for ID requirements)
• Have proof of Texas residency
  (see above for residency requirements)
• Verify you are not currently enrolled in school (unless enrolled in an approved in-school High School Equivalency Program)
• Not have an accredited high school diploma
• Have parent/guardian permission

Alternatively, a 17-year-old may qualify under the 16-year-old rule below.

16 Year Old Test-Takers

To qualify for an age exception, a 16-year-old must:

• Have a government (national or foreign) issued photo ID (see above for ID requirements)
• Have proof of Texas residency (see above for residency requirements)
• Not have an accredited high school diploma
• Be one of the following:
  • In the care of a state agency
  • Under a court order issued under Family Code 65.103 (a) (3)
  • Enrolled in a Job Corps training program
  • Enrolled in the Texas Challenge Academy

GED Testing Services Texas Policies

Midland College instructors may issue course paper exams that require a proctor. The instructor must coordinate these exams with the Paper Testing Lab and an appointment is required.

Location

Midland College Main Campus
Fasken Learning Resource Center
Room 233

  MAP

What to Bring

Photo ID and any materials the instructor requires for the exam

• Schedule Appointment
• Instructor Intake Form
• Instructor Test Upload

Instructors from other schools issue proctored exams that need to be taken at Midland College. The instructor must coordinate these exams with the Testing Center and an appointment is required.

Location

Midland College Main Campus
Scharbauer Student Center

  MAP

What to Bring

Photo ID and any materials the instructor requires for the exam (i.e. graphing calculator, etc.)

* If you run late, call us at (432) 685-4504 to discuss rescheduling. 

Schedule Appointment

rEGISTRATION

All Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP) testers must bring their Online Exam Eligibility Form to the Testing Center. When you pay and register for your TCFP test, this form is emailed to you.

Location

Midland College Main Campus
Scharbauer Student Center, Room 260

MAP

What to Bring

Photo ID

* If you run late, call us at (432) 685-4504 to discuss rescheduling. 

Schedule Appointment

Can I Skip the TSIA?

If you are unsure whether you need to take the TSIA to get started at Midland College, visit our TSIA Information & Requirements page. If you have any questions, contact us by phone at (432) 685-4504 or email at testing@midland.edu. 

TSIA Information & Requirements

 

How to Sign-up

Step 1: Complete *Required* TSIA2 Pre-Assessment Activity (PAA)

 

**All TSIA2 TEST TAKERS**

Before taking the TSIA2, Midland College is required to provide a Pre-Assessment Activity (PAA). The State requires students to participate in the activity and that completion is documented prior to testing. The PAA addresses:

• An explanation of the importance of the TSIA2 and how the assessment works;
• Practice test questions and feedback;
• An explanation of all your developmental education options, if you don't meet the minimum passing standard;
• Information on campus and community resources that will help you succeed as a college student.

Testing Site

Click below to get started

Step 2: Make an Appointment

Choose your preferred test taking experience below to make an appointment with the Testing Center.

Step 3: Pay for the Test

If you intend to take the test on campus, please plan to pay the $29 testing fee at the Cashier's office across from the Testing Center in the Scharbauer Student Center. If you wish to take the test online via Examity, you will pay for your test online when you schedule your appointment on Examity.

Step 4: Do your best!

Remember, the TSIA is a placement exam to determine your future classes. Prepare by studying the free testing preparation resources below. 

Free Test Prep Resources

MATH ONLY

Visit the EdReady website to set up your free account.
For TSI tutoring, enter the Goal Key: TSIprep

EdReady

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TSI Preparation from Accuplacer

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