A student whose performance is below the standard for tested skill areas must participate continuously in a developmental program. Continuously means that during each semester in which a student is enrolled for classes, the student must be enrolled in and participate in a developmental program. On completion of the developmental coursework or program, the student shall retake that portion of the TASP for which developmental education was required. A student may not enroll in any upper division course whose completion would give the student 60 or more semester credit hours or the equivalent until the student s TASP test results meet or exceed the minimum standards in each skill area for which developmental education was required, or the student has earned a grade of B or better in specified courses. For a list of B or better courses contacted the Advising Center, Tandy Hall 214.
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. For further information contact the Disabilities Coordinator in Tandy Hall 205. No exemptions are available to students seeking teacher certification.