Center for Continuing Studies - Innovative Leadership for Lifelong Learning

Center for Continuing Studies - Innovative Leadership for Lifelong Learning - St. Cloud State University

Proctored Exams

 

Proctor must either be in the room with the student for the entire duration of their exam or must be able to visually observe the student at all times.

 

Online Proctor Request System

SCSU Online distance students who cannot use our Testing Center or St. Cloud area SCSU Online  students who are unable to come to our Testing Center during our hours of operation (8:00a.m. - 4:00p.m. Monday through Friday) can submit a proctor request to our office for review and approval. 

Proctor requests must be submitted through our Online Proctor Request System.  When the student logs into the system with their SCSU ID, it will automatically pull up all SCSU Online course information.  In order for a student to submit a proctor request, they will need to know the proctor’s name, job title, email address, phone number, mailing address, and name and address of the proposed testing facility. 

If you need help finding a proctor:

If you live in Minnesota click here to locate a campus near your home: 

http://www.minnesotaonline.org/student/proctoring2.html

If you live outside the state of Minnesota or you do not live near a MnSCU testing facility, you must find a University, Community or Technical College near you. Libraries are also suitable locations.  Click here to find a Testing Center near you: www.ncta-testing.org/cctc

 

Proctor requirements:

In order to be approved as a proctor, your selected individual must be able to satisfy the following requirements:

  • Must hold at least a four-year degree
  • Cannot be a friend, relative, or immediate supervisor
  • The proctor must be able to monitor the test the entire time

If you are a student in the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program, there may be additional requirements necessary for approval.

 

Who can be approved to serve as a proctor:

An acceptable proctor may come from one of the following categories:

  • Librarian at a public library
  • Administrator or librarian at a community college, university, or high school
  • Military Education Officer
  • Official or administrator at a Learning/Tutoring Center
  • Official Testing Service of an accredited university or college
  • Principal or superintendent of an educational institution- either public or private

 

 

Center for Continuing Studies

Contact Information
Phone: (320) 308-3081

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