Description
OHIO Testing Services offers off-campus testing options for students who are unable to take their examinations at one of the OHIO campus locations
. Students may seek approval for an alternate proctor or an alternate testing center.
Access
Off-campus testing in a testing center
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If you wish to request off-campus testing in a testing center of your choice, you will need to submit an Off-Campus Proctored Exam Request form
at least 10 days before your scheduled exam date.
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If you are taking multiple exams, you will need to submit a form for each of your exams.
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It is your responsibility to contact the off-campus site where you would like to test. You will need to confirm any requirements they might have, pay any fees, and ensure that you have an appointment scheduled.
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If you are struggling to find a proctor, visit the NCTA Testing website
and use their Find a proctor today!link for a list of colleges and universities near you.
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If your exam is paper-based, it will be sent to the approved testing center via email. After you complete your paper-based exam, the proctor will return it to the professor by email for grading.
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Off-site testing centers may charge fees for their services. You are responsible for paying those fees.
List of pre-approved locations:
Akron, OH - University of Akron
Testing & Career Center Simmons Hall 304, Akron
Contact Info: 330.972.7084 or email cctesting@uakron.edu
Cincinnati, OH - University of Cincinnati
Testing Center, 102 University Pavillion, 2618 McMicken Circle, Cincinnati
Students register for tests at www.uc.edu/testingservices
For all testing questions, email testing@uc.edu
Columbus, OH - Columbus State Community College
*Currently not accepting appointments
Testing Center, 315 Cleveland Ave (WD Rm 223), ColumbusContact Info: 614.287.5794
Columbus, OH - The Ohio State University
585 Student Academic Services Building, 281 W. Lane Ave, Columbus
Contact Info: 614.292.2241 or email esue-testing@osu.edu
Columbus, OH - Franklin University
Learning Commons in Phillips Hall, 303 S Grant Ave, Columbus
Contact Number: 614.947.6807 or testing@franklin.edu
Cleveland, OH - Cleveland State University Testing Services
*Currently not accepting appointments
Testing Center, 2124 Chester Ave, RW 215, Cleveland
Contact Info: 216.687.2272 or email testingservices@csuohio.edu
Elyria, OH - Lorain County Community College
1005 N Abbe Rd, Elyria
Contact Info: 440.366.7654 or email testingcenter@lorainccc.edu
Website: www.lorainccc.edu/testingservices
Findlay, OH - Owens Community College, Findlay Campus
3200 Bright Road, Findlay
Contact Info: 567.661.8378 or Findlay_testing_center@owens.edu
Mansfield, OH - The Ohio State University
Conard Learning Center, 1650 University Drive, MansfieldContact Info: 419.755.4133
Marietta, OH - Washington State Community College
Arts & Sciences Building, 710 Colegate Dr, MariettaContact Info: 740.374.8716 EXT: 2502
Newark, OH - Central Ohio Technical College
1179 University Dr, NewarkContact Info: 740.366.9417
North Canton, OH - Kent State Stark Campus
Academic Support Services, 6000 Frank Ave NW, North CantonContact Info: 330.244.5040
Springfield, OH - Clark State Community College
570 East Leffel Lane, Springfield
Contact Info: 937.328.7974 or springfieldtesting@clarkstate.edu
Toledo, OH - Owens Community College, Toledo Campus
30335 Oregon Road, Perrysburg
567.661.8378 or Test_proctor@owens.edu
Who can access
How to request access
Using an alternate proctor
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If you wish to request off-campus testing in a testing center of your choice, you will need to submit an Off-Campus Proctored Exam Request form
at least 10 days before your scheduled exam date.
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If you are taking multiple exams, you will need to submit a form for each of your exams.
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It is your responsibility to contact the off-campus site where you would like to test. You will need to confirm any requirements they might have, pay any fees, and ensure that you have an appointment scheduled.
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If you are struggling to find a proctor, visit the NCTA Testing website
and use their Find a proctor today!link for a list of colleges and universities near you.
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In order to maintain the highest degree of integrity for Ohio University, we reserve the right to decline any person whom we feel could be a potential conflict of interest as a proctor.
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The following are allowableproctors for exams:
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Full-time faculty of a local college testing center
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Full-time faculty and administrative staff at a college or university
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Full-time teacher, guidance counselor, or administrative staff
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Hospital Education Department (RN to BSN program only)
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Embassy education officer or military base/station education officer (active military only)
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Base commander (active, deployed military only)
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The following are not allowableas proctors:
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School libraries and public libraries
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Proctor U or other online proctoring platforms, unless specifically allowed and set up by your professor
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Learning Centers
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Tutoring Centers
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Floor or unit educators of a hospital
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Family members or anyone with a personal relationship to the student or the student's family
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You must complete your exam in an educational facility. No proctoring may take place at a private residence.
Additional resources
Get help
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Should you have any questions, please contact OHIO Testing Services at testingservices@ohio.edu
or 740-593-1040.
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Visit the Technology Help Center ( help.ohio.edu
) to get live support, view outages, and browse trainings.
Accessibility
Ohio University strives to make its digital resources and services accessible to all visitors, including those with disabilities who may also be using assistive technology. If special steps are necessary in order to improve the accessibility of experiences for end-users, those steps must be taken.
If you experience a barrier that affects your ability to access OHIO websites, videos, online forums, documents, or other information technology, please let us know
.
For further information about OHIO's digital accessibility resources, see:
Security
The Ohio University Information Security Office
strives to educate and empower the University community to appropriately manage risks and protect OHIO’s information and systems. This effort is facilitated through policies, standards, and information security risk management program, as well as other tools and guidance that are provided to the University community. This modern approach creates a safe computing environment in which the University community can teach, learn, and conduct research.
For additional information about OHIO’s security resources, see:
