Please note:
Proctored Exam Forms must be submitted no later than 3 business days prior to the day of your test. Any requests that are submitted after 4 PM on Fridays will not be processed until the following Monday.
If you live outside the Edison State College area and are unable to come to ESC for tests required for your Edison Online course, you must identify a proctor, that is, someone authorized to conduct the test for you.
The proctor must be:
- A testing center administrator or staff member at a university, college, community college
OR
- A professional test administrator at a professional testing center.
Your tests must be administered in the testing center of a university, college, community college, or professional testing center during normal business hours.
All proctors must agree to:
- Maintain the security of the test by keeping it in a protected environment.
- Verify the identification of the examinee (Photo ID with signature - No exceptions).
- Administer the test in a secure, proctored setting.
- Testing environment will be comfortable, free from distractions, and visually monitored.
- Ensure the security of test questions. Test questions will not be revealed, copied or otherwise be reproduced.
- All materials used by the student during testing shall be collected.
- Provide no assistance to the examinee in answering the test questions.
When you have identified a test proctor, complete the Test Proctor Form for each exam you will need proctored. You will be responsible for any fees the testing center may charge.
By submitting the Proctor Approval, you agree to comply with the Edison State College Code of Conduct which expressly prohibits Academic Dishonesty. Academic Dishonesty includes, but is not limited to the following:
- cheating on an examination
- receiving help from others in work to be submitted, if contrary to the rules of the course
- plagiarizing, that is the taking and passing off as one's own the ideas, writings, or work of another, without citing the sources
- submitting work from another course unless permitted by the instructor
- stealing examinations or course materials
- falsifying records
- assisting anyone to do any of the above
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