Take a Proctored Exam
If you are taking a class from a remote institution you may need to take a proctored exam. This library offers a proctoring service to the public.
The responsibilities of the library include (but are not limited to):
  • The library staff member proctoring the exam will also be performing regular duties at the same time as proctoring; therefore, if the student requires constant supervision by the proctor during the exam, the library will be unable to provide a proctor.
  • Library staff will not sign any statement required by the educational institution inconsistent with our policy or with how the test was administered
  • Library staff will not make changes to our public computer settings to accommodate the needs of a proctored exam.
  • Library staff may refuse to proctor any exam too burdensome or exacting of its demands.
  • The library is unable to provide proctoring for groups of students.
  • The library is not responsible if a web site or email system is not working.
  • The library is not responsible for completed exams that have gone astray in the postal system.
  • The library will not keep copies of completed exams.
The responsibilities of student and teacher include (but are not limited to):
  • The student/teacher will arrange for the exam and instructions to be sent to the library.
  • The student/teacher will make arrangements to take the exam including calling the library to ensure everything is in place for the exam including the arrival of the exam and the time and date is set on the Library's schedule. The exam must be scheduled to end no later than 15 minutes before the library closes for the day.
  • The student must provide a valid driver's license or photo ID before the test can be administered. Without proper ID, the test cannot be proctored.
  • The student must arrive prepared for the exam. The library will only provide what has been arranged.
  • The student is responsible for return postage and envelope for any exam which does not include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. The student is also responsible for the cost of computer printing, photocopying, or faxing associated with the exam.
  • The finished exam will be handled with other library mail.