| Need a test proctored? There is no charge for proctoring services
at the Library. Check below for information making proctoring arrangements
and test submission requirements.
- The Library will meet the proctoring requirements of
the testing institution wherever possible; however, the Library
cannot provide direct in-room supervision of the student during
the test.
- Most proctoring services can be provided at any branch
during regular Library hours. Patrons who must use a Library
computer for an online test may be referred to the Library Center,
as that facility has the greatest number of public-access computers.
- Patrons should contact the Reference desk of a Library
branch to arrange proctoring. Arrangements can be made by phone,
e-mail or in person. Before a test is sent to a branch for proctoring,
staff must be provided with the following information: student
name, name of institution, phone number or e-mail of student.
As a courtesy, the Library will attempt to notify the student
whenever a test is received.
- Tests can be received or returned through the mail,
by e-mail or by fax. Faxing, printing or photocopying services
cost 25 cents per page with a $1 minimum charge. Any postage
incurred by mailing tests to the student’s institution
will be paid by the student or the institution. The Library can
also receive tests from delivery services such as Fed Ex or UPS.
Since the Library is not a pickup site for these delivery services,
tests cannot be returned in this manner.
- It is the student’s responsibility to follow
up with the institution, to ascertain that the test was received
there. The Library will not keep copies of test materials unless
specifically asked to do so by an institution.
Use the following branch-specific e-mail addresses to make proctoring
arrangements or to submit testing materials:
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