When looking at the test score screen in the Student Information System you may see test scores labeled PRRD, PRWR, PRMA, PRMB. The only scores you should ever see are 0, 50, 75 (on PRMB only), or 100.These are not actual tests that the student took, but a prerequisite indicator for meeting our developmental-level courses (ENGL 0043, MATH 0003, 0053, 0203, 0233, 1003). If the score is zero, the requirement is not met, if it is a 100, the requirement has been met.  (On PRMB only, if the score is 50, that means the student made a D in Math 1003 and he/she is only eligible to go on to MATH 1053.  If the score is 75, that means the student is TSI complete non-algebra pathway and could only take MATH 1053.)There are many ways in which the requirement can be met: certain scores on the ACT, SAT, TAKS, STAAR, TSI Assessment, etc., by passing the actual developmental or corequisite courses, and also by taking/transferring in college-level courses in these areas. Meeting TSI requirements is a separate issue. If they have failed a section of a TSI test, even if a 50 or 100 is on any of the PREQ scores, developmental work may still be required. Do not assume 50/100 means TSI is passed.  Click here to see more information on the Texas Success Initiative.