On completion of the developmental coursework or program, the student shall retake that portion of the Texas Academic Skills Program Test for which developmental education was required. For that purpose, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has established a list of courses for each skill area of the test instrument. For more information regarding these courses, the student should contact the TASP Coordinator in the Office of the Registrar and Admissions after completing all required remedial coursework in the deficient area. The following groups are exempt from taking the TASP test. Scores can be no more than five years old.
Scores can be no more than five years old.
TAAS scores can be no more than three years old. Blind students are required to take the TASP test with appropriate accommodations. The student must sign a request for this exemption prior to enrolling each semester. Senate Bill 944 - Students diagnosed by a qualified professional as having dyslexia or related disorders or a specific learning disability in mathematics must register for the TASP test during the regular registration period and request appropriate accommodations, or, if accommodations are not sought, provide notice of the disability by submitting appropriate documentation directly to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Students determined by the Coordinating Board to meet the criteria and who complete the developmental program prescribed by the institution may be required to retake the test once but may not be referred to additional developmental courses or other developmental programs, or precluded from enrolling in upper division courses because of performance of the TASP test.