Things to remember about Proctored Assessments in order for all students to be treated fairly and grades to be based on individual performance:

According to state law, students must be enrolled (or reinstated) in the course before they may take a Proctored Assessment.

Students may reinstate into their hybrid course up until 5:00 pm on the last day to take a Proctored Assessment.  If you want to try a practice test before deciding whether or not to reinstate, Math Lab staff can send you an assessment to work on at home.

The last day for students in the hybrid, ALEKS-based courses to take their Proctored Assessment is the Thursday of finals week (in Summer, Wednesday of finals week).  The latest time a Proctored Assessment may be started is 5:45 pm for Spring and Fall semesters, and 5:15 pm for Summer session.

Cell phones must be turned OFF during a Proctored Assessment.  If you make or receive a call during an assessment, the assessment will be cancelled and a note will be made on your grade card.  Two violations will mean that you will receive an “F” for the course.

Students in the hybrid courses found using notes of any kind during a Proctored Assessment will also have the assessment cancelled, and a note made on the grade card.  Two violations will mean that you will receive an “F” for the course.

No trips to the bathroom are allowed during any exam or assessment.  If you must leave for any reason, the assessment is to be cancelled and a note made on the grade card.

No headphones are allowed during a Proctored Assessment.  As above, a student using headphones will have his or her assessment cancelled.

Anyone with questions or concerns may discuss this policy with Rachel Vickrey, Math Lab Coordinator.