Test Offerings

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Information, Test Registration, and Preparation:

Georgia law requires that each candidate for a degree from a University System of Georgia institution demonstrate knowledge of the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of Georgia by course work or examination. See how to satisfy the Constitution legislative requirements.

Students are permitted a maximum of three attempts for the Georgia Constitution Exam and a maximum of three attempts for the U.S. Constitution Exam. After the third unsuccessful attempt on either test, students will be required to pass POLS 1101 or POLS 1150 to satisfy the requirement for Georgia and/or U.S. Constitution. 

Students are strongly encouraged to complete all legislative requirements by the end of their 90th semester hour!

Test Registration:

Registration for Fall 2026 will open on August 17, 2026, at 9:00 AM. 

Please note that if you are currently enrolled in POLS 1101 or POLS 1150, you are not permitted to register for the Georgia or U.S. Constitution exams during the semester in which you are taking the course.

Fall 2026 Test LOCATION

All group testing will be held in Russell Library - Lab 119.

TEST DATES/TIMES

During the Fall Semester, the Legislative Exams will be offered through Group Testing Dates and Special Administration Appointments. Group Testing Dates are offered at no cost on select dates throughout the semester. Special Administration Appointments are available for a fee of $25.00 and are scheduled based on Testing Center availability. To register for a Group Testing Date, please click the "Register for Testing" button below. To register for a Special Administration Appointment for the Legislative Exams, please contact the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016, and we will assist with scheduling an appointment. The last day for all Legislative testing, including Special Administration Appointments, is November 24, 2026.

1.  All tests are given on GeorgiaVIEW under the Georgia College Testing Center page. Students must log in using their Bobcats email address and password to access their exam.

2.  Students who are currently enrolled in POLS 1101 or POLS 1150 are not permitted to register for the Georgia Constitution or U.S. Constitution exams during the same semester in which they are taking the course.

3.  Students who receive Testing Accommodations may email gctesting@gcsu.edu if they wish to set up a special test time using their accommodations.

4. All legislative tests are 50-question, multiple-choice tests. A score of 60 or better is a passing score. You will see your score at the end of the test.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellation Policy: If you are not able to attend your legislative appointment, you must notify the Testing Center via email at least 3 days before your appointment date. No-shows and late cancellations will count as an attempt with a grade 0.

REGISTRATION

Registration for Fall 2026 will open on August 17, 2026, at 9:00 AM. For Fall testing dates, please click the "Register for Testing" button below to register for the available testing dates. The last day for all Legislative testing, including Special Administration Appointments, is November 24, 2026.

REGISTER for testing

PREPARING FOR THE TESTS

Georgia Constitution:

The Department of Government and Sociology has placed American Government textbooks, which also include The Georgia Government Study Guide, on reserve in the library. The Georgia Government Study Guide is the best resource to use when studying for the Georgia constitution test. The Georgia Government Study Guide and American Government textbooks are available for purchase at the Barnes & Noble at Georgia College Bookstore, listed under POLS 1150.  If you are unable to locate a copy, there is an older version (2007) available to read online at no cost.

U.S. Constitution:

The CliffsNotes website has review materials on American government. Relevant sections are The Constitution, Federalism, Congress, The President, The Judiciary, Civil Liberties and Civil Rights.

There is also an online U.S. government publication, Outline of U.S. Government. Relevant sections are:

• The Constitution: An Enduring Document
• Explaining the Constitution: The Federalist Papers
• The Executive Branch
• The Legislative Branch
• The Judicial Branch
• Landmark Decisions of the Supreme Court

Legislative Tests - Special Administration Test

Students who wish to take one of the legislative tests (Georgia or U.S. History/ Georgia or U.S. Constitution) at a time other than the scheduled test dates may request a Special Administration for a fee of $25.00. Contact the Center for Testing to set up the appointment.

Note: Testing fees must be paid by 5:00 PM the day before your appointment to avoid cancellation. Testing fees are nonrefundable, however, if you contact our office within seven days of your original appointment we can reschedule it one time without additional fees. 

Information, Test Registration, and Preparation

Georgia law requires that each candidate for a degree from a University System of Georgia institution demonstrate knowledge of the history of the United States and the history of Georgia by course work or examination. See how to satisfy the History legislative requirements.

Students are permitted a maximum of three attempts for the Georgia History exam and a maximum of three attempts for the U.S. History exam. After the third unsuccessful attempt on either test, students will be required to pass HIST 2111 or HIST 2112 to satisfy the requirement for Georgia and/or U.S. History.

Students are strongly encouraged to complete all legislative requirements by the end of their 90th semester hour!

Test Registration:

Registration for Fall 2026 will open on August 17, 2026, at 9:00 AM. 

Please note that if you are currently enrolled in HIST 2111 or HIST 2112, you are not permitted to register for the Georgia or U.S. History exams during the semester in which you are taking the course.

Fall 2026 Test LOCATION

All Group Testing will be held in Russell Library - Lab 119.

TEST DATES/TIMES

During the Fall Semester, the Legislative Exams will be offered through Group Testing Dates and Special Administration Appointments. Group Testing Dates are offered at no cost on select dates throughout the semester. Special Administration Appointments are available for a fee of $25.00 and are scheduled based on Testing Center availability. To register for a Group Testing Date, please click the "Register for Testing" button below. To register for a Special Administration Appointment for the Legislative Exams, please contact the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016, and we will assist with scheduling an appointment. The last day for all Legislative testing, including Special Administration Appointments, is November 24, 2026.

1.  All tests are given on GeorgiaVIEW under the Georgia College Testing Center page. Students must log in using their Bobcats email address and password to access their exam.

2.  Students who are currently enrolled in HIST 2111 or HIST 2112 are not permitted to register for the Georgia History or U.S. History exams during the same semester in which they are taking the course.

3.  Students who receive Testing Accommodations may email gctesting@gcsu.edu if they wish to set up a special test time using their accommodations.

4.  All legislative tests are 50-question, multiple-choice tests.  A score of 60 or better is a passing score. You will see your score at the end of the test.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellation Policy: If you are not able to attend your legislative appointment, you must notify the Testing Center via email at least 3 days before your appointment date. No-shows and late cancellations will count as an attempt with a grade 0.

Registration

Registration for Fall 2026 will open on August 17, 2026, at 9:00 AM. For Fall testing dates, please click the "Register for Testing" button below to register for the available testing dates. The last day for all Legislative testing, including Special Administration Appointments, is November 24, 2026.

REGISTER for testing

PREPARING FOR THE TESTS:

Georgia History:

The Georgia History Study Guide, created by the Georgia College History department, will assist you as you review for the test. It is not intended to be used without a book or other reference.

A good resource to prepare for the test is The New Georgia Encyclopedia, particularly the History and Archaeology section (under the "Topics" tab).

Suggested books:

James C. Cobb, Georgia Odyssey, 2nd ed.
Kenneth Coleman, Georgia History In Outline
Kenneth Coleman, A History of Georgia
(All three books are available in the library.  The Coleman books are rather dated, so you should consult other references for recent history.)

U.S. History:

The U.S. History Study Guide will assist you as you review for the test.  It is not intended to be used without a book or other reference.

OpenStax, based at Rice University, has developed an open-source free online US History textbook.  You can access it here: OpenStax US History.

Also, any recent one- or two-volume U.S. history text or synopsis will provide the basic information you need for the U.S. history test. Several good choices appear in the list below and others may be found on the UGA website. (Some of these books are available in the bookstore.)

George Tindall and David Shi, America: A Narrative History, 6th ed.
Eric Foner, Give Me Liberty
James A. Henretta et al., America's History
Carol Berkin et al., Making America
Jack Mack Faragher et al., Out of Many: A History of the America People

Although the University of Georgia and Georgia College tests are different, you may find the U.S. history portion of UGA's US History Study Guide helpful in organizing and focusing your study. 

Another review source is CliffsNotes U.S. History 1 and U.S. History II.

Legislative Tests - Special Administration Test

Students who wish to take one of the legislative tests (Georgia or U.S. History/ Georgia or U.S. Constitution) at a time other than the scheduled test dates may request a Special Administration for a fee of $25.00. Contact the Center for Testing to set up the appointment.

Note: Testing fees must be paid by 5:00 PM the day before your appointment to avoid cancellation. Testing fees are nonrefundable, however, if you contact our office within seven days of your original appointment we can reschedule it one time without additional fees. 

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is one of the requirements for admission to the GCSU basic licensure professional nursing program. The test measures the academic background of students in Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage.

The TEAS test may be taken for admission into the Georgia College nursing program only two times in two years and the test dates cannot be less than 14 days apart. The online format of the ATI TEAS is offered at Georgia College. Students who have taken a TEAS test previously at another institution within the past two years should contact Assessment Technologies Institute to order an official TEAS transcript. Only official test results from ATI will be accepted. Test results must be received by the School of Nursing prior to the application deadline in order for the application to be considered for admission to the program.

The TEAS can be purchased and taken remotely with Georgia College & State University's Testing Center, or it can be purchased and taken remotely with ATI. If testing remotely with ATI, be sure to select Georgia College & State University as the institution and score recipient so that official scores are sent to the School of Nursing. 

Before Testing

Before testing, you will need to create an account and password at atitesting.com.  When it asks for the Institution name, you will choose "Georgia College & State University".

For Spring 2027, the TEAS will be offered remotely. Registration will open November 2, 2026, at 9:00 AM. 

Information About The TEAS Exam

The ATI TEAS exam is comprised of 170 total questions, with 209 minutes in allocated testing time. Question types include multiple choice, multiple select (select all that apply), fill in the blank, ordered response and hot spots.

• Reading - Specific Content Covered: Key Ideas and Details; Craft and Structure; and Integration of Knowledge & Ideas. (45 questions, 55 minutes)
• Math - Specific Content Covered: Numbers and Algebra; Measurement and Data. (38 items, 57 minutes)
• Science - Specific Content Covered: Human Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, and Scientific Reasoning. (50 items, 60 minutes)
• English and Language Usage - Specific Content Covered: Conventions of Standard English, Knowledge of Language, Using Language, and Vocabulary to Express Ideas in Writing. (37 items, 37 minutes)

Total test time is 3 hours and 29 minutes, not including the check-in process and exam instructions.

Study resources can be found and purchased below: 

• TEAS Study Manual and an online practice assessment (may be purchased from ATI)
• TEAS Prep Series (may be purchased from GC Continuing and Professional Education). For questions about this course, please contact Continuing and Professional Education at 478-445-5277 or continuingeducation@gcsu.edu. 

Registration Procedures

For Spring 2027, the TEAS will be offered remotely. Tests taken in the Spring will start at 9:00 AM. All tests are given remotely, and the exam fee is $92.00. Registration will open November 2, 2026, at 9:00 AM.  

Please download the Quick-Start Guide and Student Instructions and read them carefully before your test date. These documents contain important testing information, including the Assessment IDs. 

RESCHEDULE/REFUND POLICY

Effective Spring 2025 - Rescheduling Policy
You may reschedule your test session at no additional charge by contacting the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016 before your scheduled testing appointment. If you know that you will not be able to attend your test session, please notify us as soon as possible so that your seat can be made available to another examinee.

Effective Spring 2025 - Refund Policy
Partial refunds of $46.00 may be granted when an appointment must be canceled for a valid reason. To request a refund, please submit your request by email to gctesting@gcsu.edu. 

ACCOMMODATIONS  

IMPORTANT: If you receive testing accommodations, please email gctesting@gcsu.edu or call the Testing Center to let us know this BEFORE you register.

REGISTRATION

To register and pay for the exam, please check on the "Register for Testing" button below.

REGISTER for testing

Test Day Procedures

All tests will be administered remotely using the virtual proctor, Proctorio. Make sure you have access to a computer (no phones or tablets) with reliable internet access, a microphone, and a camera. Allow about 15-30 minutes for setup and about 3-1/2 hours for the test.

You will need your ATI username and password (you do not need the ATI paper pencil ID number) and valid, unexpired government-issued photo identification. Examples of appropriate identification include driver's license, government ID card, passport, military ID or alien residency (green) card (not student ID). You are not permitted to use a physical calculator while testing from home, but a calculator is embedded in the exam.  You are not allowed to have books, papers, notes, pagers, cell phones, smart watches or any other electronic devices, reference materials, food or beverages. You are allowed a single piece of clean scratch paper and a pencil or pen for reference during the exam.

You may print an individual score report at the end of your test, or you may log in to the ATI site later to view or print your report. The GCSU Nursing program will have access to your score online. You may request additional copies of your score report to send to other schools through ATI. 

Important Links

• School of Nursing
• Driving directions

The College-Level Examination Program is a national program of credit that allows students to obtain recognition for college-level achievement. The Center for Testing is an open CLEP test center and can administer all CLEP examinations to anyone who properly registers. However, each institution determines which exams are accepted and what minimum scores are required for credit. View information on GCSU's CLEP policy. If you desire credit at another institution, check that institution's policies before testing.

GCSU awards credit through CLEP for the courses listed below. The acceptable scores for credit and semester hours awarded are as indicated. A "K" grade will be awarded for CLEP credit. This grade will not affect your grade point average but will count toward total hours and will fulfill degree requirements. The score recipient code for GCSU is 5252.  If you do not achieve the required score, you may not retake that particular test again until 3 months have passed.

Registration Procedures

You will register for a CLEP test through the College Board My Account registration portal. The current cost of a CLEP test is $95. 

The My Account portal will also allow you to manage your personal information, search for test centers, select your score recipient institution and purchase study materials. 

COLLEGE BOARD MY ACCOUNT

After you register with College Board and receive your registration ticket, you will need to schedule a testing appointment with the Center for Testing by contacting us at 478-445-5016. Please note: CLEP exams are currently administered by appointments only. Once your appointment has been finalized with the Center for Testing, you will pay the nonrefundable test center fee of $25 through our online registration service. Payment options are Visa or MasterCard.

TEST DATE REGISTRATION

Test Day Procedures

All tests will be administered in the Center for Testing computer lab in 112 Russell Library. Allow about two hours for the test. 

You must bring one government-issued photo ID with signature and your registration ticket. The ID must be valid and current (not expired) and be an original document (not photocopied). A driver's license, state or federal-issued ID, passport, or military ID are some of the acceptable forms of ID. All DANTES-funded military candidates must provide a current military ID.

School, work, or employee ID's are NOT acceptable.

Note: The first and last names on the ID must match that on the Registration Ticket.

If you have any questions about what is or is not an acceptable form of identification, contact CLEP Services at 800-257-9558 or 212-237-1331 or visit the CLEP website.

You may not take calculators, books, papers, notes, mechanical pencils or any type of pen, cell phones, cameras, recording devices, pagers, digital watches, alarm watches or any reference materials, food or beverages into the testing room. You may not wear or take a hat with a bill or a brim into the testing room. We recommend that you not bring these items to your test session because storage space is very limited. 

Reschedule/Refund Policy: You may reschedule a test session without additional charge one time if you contact the testing office at 478-445-5016 at least one week before your original session. Otherwise, you must pay the $25 fee to schedule another test date.

For more information concerning GCSU's approved CLEP tests and passing scores or test dates and registration, contact the Center for Testing, 109 Russell Library, or call 478-445-5016. Additional information about CLEP tests, including study resources, can be found at the CLEP website.  

See more information on credit for CLEP examinations.

All undergraduate degree candidates are required to complete a Senior Exit Exam requirement in their major field of study during one of their final two semesters before graduation. The specific requirement is determined by the major department and may include an examination, portfolio, course completion, or another form of assessment. Students whose Senior Exit requirement includes an examination should contact the Center for Testing, located in Room 109 of Russell Library, to obtain information regarding test requirements, registration procedures, and applicable deadlines for their major. Students should register for the exam during the semester in which they intend to complete the requirement. It is the student's responsibility to ensure timely inquiry, proper application, and registration.

Fall 2026 Senior Exit Exam Information 

The Senior Exit Exam requirement is an important part of the student's participation in assessing institutional effectiveness and fostering program improvement. Results of the Senior Exit Exam requirement will be part of the student's official Georgia College & State University record. See study information by major along with topics covered and some sample test questions.

Senior Exit Exams are primarily administered during Spring and Fall semesters. Please bring a photo ID (Bobcats card or driver's license) on the day of your test. Read the information below carefully before registering for your appointment online.

Registration

Registration for Senior Exit Exams will open on August 17, 2026, at 9:00 AM. The deadline to register for Senior Exit Exams is September 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM. Please review the information below before registering for a test date. 

Biology, Criminal Justice, Economics, Math, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology majors will take the Major Field Test to complete their Senior Exit Exam requirement. These majors will take their Major Field Test in the Russell Library, Room #119 on October 5, 2026 - October 9, 2026. The deadline to register for Senior Exit Exams is September 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM. After this deadline, there is a $25.00 Senior Exit Exam Late Fee that must be paid in order to schedule an appointment. The Major Field Tests are administered on Georgia College & State University's computers. Students must have their Bobcats email address and password in order to log in and access the exam. Please click the "Register for Testing" link below to register for your Major Field Test.

*Special Note for Psychology Majors: Psychology majors must be in their last semester in order to take the Senior Exit Exam. 

*Special Note for Double Majors: If you are a double major in any of the above majors, you must sign up for two separate dates/times for each exam. 

MGMT 4195 students (Accounting, Management, Management Information Systems, and Marketing) and Computer Science majors will take the Major Field Test to complete their Senior Exit Exam requirement. These majors will take their Major Field Test in the Russell Library, Room #119 on November 2, 2026 - November 6, 2026. The deadline to register for Senior Exit Exams is September 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM. After this deadline, there is a $25.00 Senior Exit Exam Late Fee that must be paid in order to schedule an appointment. The Major Field Tests are administered on Georgia College & State University's computers. Students must have their Bobcats email address and password in order to log in and access the exam.  Please click the "Register for Testing" link below to register for your Major Field Test.

*Special Note for Accounting, Management, Management Information Systems, and Marketing Majors: Accounting, Management, Management Information Systems, and Marketing Majors must take the Senior Exit Exam while enrolled in MGMT 4195. 

*Special Note for Computer Science Majors: Computer Science majors must be in their last semester in order to take the Senior Exit Exam. 

*Special Note for Double Majors: Students pursuing a double major in any combination of the following business majors: Accounting, Management, Management Information Systems, and Marketing, are not required to register for separate Senior Exit Exams. Completion of the Business Major Field Test will satisfy the Senior Exit Exam requirement for both majors.

Please click the "Register for Testing" button below to register for your Major Field Test.

REGISTER for testing

Environmental Science, Geography, and Music Therapy majors will take a locally created Senior Exit Exam. These majors will need to contact the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016 or email gctesting@gcsu.edu to schedule an appointment for one of the following dates and times for their major:

Environmental Science majors will take their Senior Exit Exam on September 25, 2026, at 2:00 PM. Students will need to call our office at 478-445-5016 or email gctesting@gcsu.edu to schedule an appointment. The deadline to register for Senior Exit Exams is September 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM. After this deadline, there is a $25.00 Senior Exit Exam Late Fee that must be paid in order to schedule an appointment.

Geography and Music Therapy majors will take their Senior Exit Exam on October 23, 2026, at 2:00 PM. Students will need to call our office at 478-445-5016 or email gctesting@gcsu.edu to schedule an appointment. The deadline to register for Senior Exit Exams is September 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM. After this deadline, there is a $25.00 Senior Exit Exam Late Fee that must be paid in order to schedule an appointment. 

*Special Note for Music Therapy Majors: The Music Therapy Senior Exit Exam is administered through GeorgiaVIEW on Georgia College & State University's computers. Students must have their Bobcats email address and password in order to log in and access the exam. 

Senior Exit Exam Late Fee

The deadline to register for Senior Exit Exams is September 21, 2026, at 5:00 PM. After this deadline, the registration portal will be closed, and students will need to contact the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016 in order to schedule an appointment. There is a $25.00 Senior Exit Exam Late Fee that must be paid in order to schedule an appointment.

The Georgia Assessments for the Certification of Educators (GACE) is Georgia's state-approved educator certification assessment program. These computer-delivered assessments have been developed by the GaPSC and Educational Testing Service (ETS). ETS became the supplier of these assessments in October 2013. At this time, Georgia College & State University's Center for Testing does not administer the GACE tests.

Information about licensure in Georgia can be found on the Georgia Professional Standards Commission website.

Registration and testing information for GACE tests are available on the ETS GACE website.   

For questions about certification, contact David Ladd, certification officer at 478-445-2514 or email: david.ladd@gcsu.edu.

Important Links

• Georgia Professional Standards Commission
• GACE/ETS
• GCSU College of Business

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test is used as a graduate school admissions test by a number of programs at Georgia College & State University. The GRE General Test is available only through computer-based testing centers. Georgia College & State University's Center for Testing does not administer the GRE. The GRE Information and Registration Bulletin is now only available online.

Listed below are links to some of the most commonly accessed areas of the website:

• The GRE website
• The GRE Information and Registration Bulletin and other forms
• My GRE - Register online, view scores, order additional score reports and more
• Information for Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-Related Needs
• Free and Low-Cost, Official Test Preparation Materials: GRE revised General Test and GRE Subject Tests

Note: Testing fees must be paid by 5:00 PM the day before your appointment to avoid cancelation. Testing fees are nonrefundable, however, if you contact our office within seven days of your original appointment we can reschedule it one time without additional fees.

ACCUPLACER Placement Test

For Nontraditional Students Applying to Georgia College & State University 

The Center for Testing administers the ACCUPLACER placement test to individuals applying to Georgia College & State University as non-traditional freshmen.

Because Georgia College & State University does not offer a Learning Support program, non-traditional freshman applicants must demonstrate college readiness by meeting the University System of Georgia's placement requirements. Applicants are required to complete the following ACCUPLACER assessments:

• Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics (QAS)
• Reading
• WritePlacer

To be eligible for admission, applicants must achieve scores that meet or exceed the minimum placement requirements established by the University System of Georgia for college-level coursework in reading, English, and mathematics.

For more information about the ACCUPLACER exam or to schedule a testing appointment, please contact the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016. 

Please bring a valid government-issued photo ID with you to your appointment. A photo ID is required for admission to the testing center.

For Students Testing for Another Institution 

The ACCUPLACER test may be administered at Georgia College & State University for individuals applying to another institution, provided that the institution has registered the student for a remote test administration at Georgia College & State University.

After receiving confirmation of your remote testing registration, please contact the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016 to schedule an appointment. 

ACCUPLACER Proctored Test Fee for Students Testing for Another Institution: If you are taking the ACCUPLACER test for another institution, a $25.00 proctoring fee will apply.

Please bring the following items to your appointment:

• A valid government-issued photo ID
• Your ACCUPLACER voucher code (if required by your institution)

Failure to provide the required identification and testing information may delay or prevent testing. Contact the Center for Testing if you have questions regarding appointment scheduling or testing requirements.

ACCUPLACER Prep

Study information for the Accuplacer test can be found at the Accuplacer website. There is also a free Accuplacer study app. The app includes sample questions and explanations for both correct and incorrect answers. Explore practice questions and get feedback on the skills you need to focus on the most.

Accuplacer Scores Required by Georgia College & State University 

Georgia College & State University requires the following scores for each section of the Accuplacer:

Reading: 237

Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, & Statistics: 258

WritePlacer: 4

Note: Testing fees must be paid by 5:00 PM the day before your appointment to avoid cancelation. Testing fees are nonrefundable, however, if you contact our office within seven days of your original appointment we can reschedule it one time without additional fees.

Proctored Tests

The Center for Testing provides exam proctoring services for students enrolled in online or distance-learning courses through other institutions, subject to space availability. A $25.00 proctoring fee is required to secure your appointment. Exams exceeding two hours in length will require an additional $25.00 fee.

To schedule an appointment, please contact the Center for Testing at 478-445-5016 at least one week prior to your desired test date. The Center for Testing cannot guarantee availability for proctored testing appointments requested less than one week in advance.

When scheduling, be prepared to provide the following information:

• Name and contact information (phone number and email address)
• The amount of time allowed for the exam
• Whether the exam is administered online or in a paper-and-pencil format
• Course name and course number
• Institution name
• Instructor's contact information 

Students are responsible for reviewing their course requirements, including testing windows, deadlines, and any procedures required to notify their school that a proctoring appointment has been scheduled.

Once an appointment has been scheduled, the Center for Testing will send a confirmation email containing appointment details and a link to submit the required payment.