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Testing Center

Consistent with our institutional values of integrity, inquiry, collaboration, service and humility, the mission of the Belmont University Testing Center is to support students and faculty in the assessment of student knowledge.  The Testing Center, available on-campus, is a secure environment available to students who need additional time, minimal distractions, or other University approved accommodations.  The Testing Center is also available for students who have an excused absence for an exam that they would have otherwise taken in their typical classroom setting.  

 

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 Note: The Testing Center will be closed March 6-10 for SPRING BREAK. We will also be closed  April 6-10 for EASTER. Apologies for any inconvenience 
 
Dates to consider: 
Appointments for Spring 23 will be available starting January 16, and the first day of testing will be January 23.
Last day to make an appointment for SPRING 23 testing is APRIL 28TH.
Last day of SPRING 23 testing is MAY 5TH.

 

To ensure the best experience for students and adequate proctor preparation, Testing Center appointment requests must be made at least seven days before the desired date of the test. All requests made for dates within less than a week of the desired testing date will be denied.

 

If you need to cancel, please click here.

 

Instructions

  • For Students
  • For Faculty
  • Testing Center Policies
  • How far in advance can I request an appointment?
  • Will the Testing Center notify my professor if I request an appointment?
  • What happens after I submit an appointment request?
  • If I have accommodations, am I required to use the Testing Center?
  • What do I need to bring with me to my scheduled appointment?
  • What happens if I arrive late or miss my scheduled appointment?
  • What if I need a testing date tomorrow/in under a week?
  • What types of testing can be handled by the center? Why are other formats not available?
  • What measures are taken to protect academic integrity?
  • What if I have another question or concern not addressed here?