The assessment test evaluates if a student has the necessary background in Biology and Chemistry as determined by the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Biology and Chemistry. 

For more information regarding Anatomy and Physiology Assessment Testing, please visit this webpage: http://www.collin.edu/department/biology/assessment.html

Classroom test availability is determined by individual Collin College instructors. Please refer to the Testing Center Guidelines for all appropriate Rules and Procedures. Please allow sufficient time for completing an exam within the published hours of the Testing Center. All exams are collected at closing time, even if not complete. All exams must be scheduled in advance.

To schedule an appointment, click on your campus below:

• Celina Campus
• Farmersville Campus
• Frisco Campus
• McKinney Campus
• Plano Campus
• Technical Campus
• Wylie Campus

The last classroom test is issued one hour before closing each day, provided that the instructor has designated 'end of day' as their closing time. There is no exception to this last issue time. The Testing Center will not give test closing information over the phone. Please contact your instructor for those details.

The Collin College Testing Centers DO NOT provide scantrons, bluebooks, or other specialized materials required for exams. These materials may be purchased at any Collin College bookstore. There are also vending machines available from which students may purchase these materials. It is the student's responsibility to ensure they have the required materials prior to taking their exam. Please be aware that the Collin College bookstore hours are not the same as Testing Center hours so these materials should be purchased in advance. Please check with your instructor regarding any required materials.

Faculty members can find the resources they need to submit make-up exams here.

Collin College Testing Centers serve as test sites for the CLEP (College Level Examination Program). Please refer to our CLEP page for detailed information on scheduling test times, exams that are accepted for credit at Collin College, and applying for credit by exam following your test.

The College-Level Math Assessment is for Collin students who have already met their TSI Math requirement, either through taking the TSI or having another qualifying exemption. The assessment is taken at one of our campus testing center locations.

This assessment can be take twice each semester. The cost of the assessment is $11.00 per attempt. The fee is non-refundable. One rescheduled appointment may be made at no additional charge.

For additional details and registration, go to our College-Level Math Assessment page.

Collin College serves as a proctoring site for distance learning students from around the country.  See our Correspondence Exams page for more details and registration information.

See our EMT / Fire Science / Paramedic Assessments page for details and registration information.

ESL Assessments can be taken at any of our campus Testing Centers. See the ESL Assessment page for details and registration information.

HESI Assessments are required for entrance into several of the Allied Health programs offered at Collin College. See the HESI Assessments page for details and registration information.

Collin College only provides the TSI Assessment for Collin students. See the TSI (Texas Success Initiative) page for details and registration information.

If you would like to study before taking or re-taking the TSI, see these resources.

Collin College serves as a testing site for ACT and CLEP.  See our State/National Testing page for more details.

It is the policy of Collin College to provide reasonable and appropriate accommodations for individuals with documented disabilities. For more information and to apply with the ACCESS office, please visit the ACCESS Office here.

Campus Testing Centers can provide proctoring for students with certain approved accommodations. Please work with the ACCESS Office to determine your accommodation needs, then follow the procedures for Classroom Tests listed above.

 See the Helpful Links page for links to practice exercises and other testing related sites.