Testing Center - Faculty Test Request
To learn more about us, go to www.cscc.edu/testing.
Faculty Submission of Exams Procedure
Thank you for choosing to use College Testing Services to administer your examinations. We are committed to provide excellent proctoring services to your students in a testing environment where exams are administered accurately and securely according to your guidelines. In order to serve students appropriately, please follow the procedures outlined below when submitting exams:
- Test requests must be submitted 48 business hours prior to administration and received at least one hour prior to closing for processing to begin. Exams submitted after cut off time will be dated as being received the following business day.
- No Saturdays as exam deadline dates. Faculty are encouraged to use Monday through Friday as deadline dates and refrain from having the last day to test on a Saturday.
| Day | Submission Cut Off Time To have test available in 2 business days. Saturdays and Sundays are excluded. |
| Monday-Wednesday | 7:00 p.m. |
| Thursday | 4:00 p.m. |
| Friday | 3:30 p.m. |
Click here to view Testing Center hours of operation.
Testing Services adheres to the College's academic-year calendar closings.
1. Fill out the appropriate Test Administration Request Form and Test Cover Sheet Page
- Distance Learning Test Administration Request Form: This form is filled out by an
instructor who would like to have his or her exams administered in the Testing Center.
On this form, the instructor provides the guidelines of how the exam is to be administered
to the student. Exams will not be accepted without a completed form. If information
is missing from the form, the administration of exams to students may be delayed.
Test materials are to be e-mailed to aqtests@cscc.edu 48 hours prior to administration.
Distance Learning Test Administration Request Form (.docx)
- Classroom/Instructional Makeup Request Form: This form provides makeup test guidelines
for students who missed classroom examinations due to documented circumstances beyond
their control. (e.g. medical emergency, court appointment, etc.). Makeup exams are
not administered for an entire class. Instructors are asked to limit their request
to 5 or fewer students per course, per exam. One form is to be filled out per student.
Test materials are to be e-mailed to aqtests@cscc.edu 48 hours prior to administration.
Students must schedule an appointment to take his or her makeup exam.
Faculty Guide to Classroom Makeup Process.
Classroom/Instructional Makeup Request Form (.docx)
- Blackboard/Online Assessment Testing - Information Sheet: This form provides information
to students on how to access an instructor's exam through Blackboard. Instructors
will fill out the top portion of the form with their name, course name and number
and 5-digit synonym(s), exam name, and current semester. Additional instructions will
be needed in the directions students will follow to access their exam. This information
is provided by you as well.
Blackboard Testing - Information Sheet (.docx)
ALEKS Assessment - Information Sheet (.docx)
NOTE: If you need assistance using Blackboard to administer your exams, please contact Faculty Assistance Center at 614-287-5991 or teaching@cscc.edu.
Individual Test Cover Sheet Form
Test Return
In-Person Pick-Up
Faculty or his/her designee are expected to report to the Delaware and/or Columbus Campus to retrieve their distance learning students' exams that are completed at a Testing Center. Instructors are asked to pick up unused tests and materials as soon as the testing deadline has passed.
Traditional Classroom (Makeup) tests are the only tests that faculty can retrieve at the Center where the test(s) was taken at (i.e. Regional learning centers and either campus).
Other Information for Faculty
Test Denial Forms
A Test Denial Form is given to a student who comes to the Center but is unable to complete a test due to a policy or procedural problem (e.g., arrived too late, no ID, test not available, deadline date passed). A copy of this form is mailed to the instructor.
Incident Reports
The Testing Center adheres to the college's Student Code of Conduct and Academic Misconduct Policies. If a student does not comply with these and with Testing Center Rules and Regulations, testing may be discontinued and an Incident Report detailing the situation will be submitted to the instructor.
Disability Services
Students who are registered with Disability Services and require ADA accommodations may test in Disability Services. Instructors are responsible for submitting testing materials to Disability Services. Please contact staff at 614-287-5089, Eibling Hall, Room 101