Students must satisfy the THEA or an approved alternative test before enrolling in college level courses unless otherwise exempt or waived.

Reading 230, Math 230, Writing 220 (Teacher certification requires a Reading score of 250 before a student may intern.)

You may go to www.thea.nesinc.com to see testing dates and registration information for THEA. Contact our Wharton Testing Center at 979-532-6386 or 6457, our Sugar Land Testing Center at 281-243-8434 or 8503, or our Fort Bend Tech Center at 281-239-1532, for ASSET testing dates. (ASSET is for WCJC students only). You may visit our website at www.wcjc.edu to see all our testing schedules.

Quick THEA allows for a “quick,” hassle-free registration. Quick THEA is the official THEA test given on days and times convenient for both individual schools and their students. Only current Brookhaven College students are allowed to register for the Quick THEA in the Advising Center. A $29 fee is paid the day of the test. Test results are normally available within two weeks. The regular THEA is given six times a year on the dates listed in the THEA Registration Bulletin.

Contact the office of the Texas Success Initiative for all THEA (formerly TASP) questions. Call 512-471-TASP (471-8277) or visit the THEA Web site.

THEA is waived if the student is enrolled in a certificate program that is 42 semester hours or less. Student is exempt if (l) 3 college hours were completed prior to the Fall of 1989, (2) student has earned a Bachelors Degree, or (3) student has reached a designated level on the ACT, SAT, or TAAS test within a designated time period.

Yes, various THEA study guides are available at most bookstores. A practice test is also available through the THEA Web site, www.thea.nesinc.com.

TASP/THEA status must be "Passed" in all three areas (Reading, Writing & Math), or the student must be TSI complete in all three areas by some other means (see an advisor or counselor).

Yes. We have a small number of the TASP (THEA) study guides available for checkout. We also have some located at the Media/Reserves desk for in-library use.

Lee College administers the THEA test at least once each month. Students are advised to contact the Counseling Center for exact dates and times. Score results will be mailed to the student’s home and should arrive one to three weeks after testing. The College has ways in which you will be able to demonstrate that you are ready for college level work. This may include developmental courses and retesting.

Our goal for students is academic success. At Brookhaven College THEA scores are used as an assessment and/or placement tool. The minimum passing THEA score in math is 230 which equates to completion of our DMAT 0097 course. The college-level standard score, as defined by the state, is 270. For this reason, you will be required to take developmental math courses if you have passed THEA with a score below 270.

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