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Alamo Community College District

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Commit!2Dallas / Texas Education Agency

Dallas College

Dallas College – Mountain View

DeSoto Independent School District

Educate Texas

Grayson College

Houston Community College System

McMurry University

MediaTech Institute

Midland College

Northeast Lakeview College

Panola College

Poteet Independent School District

Richardson ISD

St. Philip's College

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Texas A&M

Texas A&M Commerce

Texas Tech University K-12

Texas Woman's University

Trinity Valley Community College

University of North Texas – Dallas

University of North Texas – Denton

Wayland Baptist University

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News & Events

New Data Show That Students Who Complete the Texas College Bridge Program are Succeeding in College

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Texas College Bridge: Improving Equity, College Readiness, and Postsecondary Success

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Case Studies

Texas College Bridge | Dallas College

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Using EdReady English to Accelerate College Students' Preparation for Credit-Bearing English Courses

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Texas College Bridge is a personalized, self-paced college math and English readiness program powered by EdReady. High school students who successfully complete the Texas College Bridge program earn a TSIA (Texas Success Initiative Assessment) exemption that is accepted at nearly 100 partnering colleges and universities across the state.

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