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Finding a Proctor

Finding Your Own Proctor

Here are some simple ideas and limitations that will help you find a proctor easily and quickly. Following the Proctoring Guidelines will help you have a smooth exam process. To protect the integrity of examinations, personal laptops are not allowed, exams may not be administered in a private residence, only in a professional proctored environment. Ecampus reserves the right to reject any proposed proctor or any previously approved proctor. Picking a proctor who does not meet the acceptable proctor criteria may delay your proctor request. To submit your proctor choice you will need to complete the Exams and Proctoring Form.

Acceptable Proctors

  • Official testing centers - including those listed on NCTA (*those listed on NCTA are not the only official testing centers available).
  • Certified librarians at a school, university, or public library
  • College or university administrators, instructors, or academic advisors
  • ProctorU
  • Learning/Tutoring Centers
  • Educational officers of a corporation, military installation, or correctional facility
  • County extension offices
All proctors must be able to provide a computer with internet access for up to 2 hours, and monitor the student during the exam -- no wireless connections

Unacceptable Proctors Include:

  • Relatives or spouses/partners/significant other
  • Friends and/or roommates
  • Co-workers or business associates
  • Peers
  • Undergraduate students
  • Athletic coaches
  • Any proctor who cannot provide a computer with internet access for up to 2 hours and/or monitor the student during the exam. 

To submit your proctor choice you will need to complete the Exams and Proctoring Form.

Problems finding a proctor?

Email Ecampus Testing or call 800-667-1465 or 541-737-9204. Business hours are Monday - Friday, 8 a.m.-5p.m. PST.


 








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