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Applies to all University of St Augustine for Health Sciences Studentseducation center, or independent testing center;- A librarian or library testing center staff member;- A proctor CANNOT be a relative, personal friend, employee, co-worker,student, spouse or significant other.‣ Complete the Proctor Request Form* and submit it to the university. The universityreserves the right to deny or terminate a proctor at any time, for any reason.- For Flex/MOPA students – the Proctor Request Form MUST be turned in at thebeginning of each trimester to your Flex/MOPA administrative assistant.‣ The student will arrange a testing location with the proctor. The date and time of theexamination will be determined by the course instructor. It will be necessary to assurethis proctor is available for the stated time and day of the exam and that you will havea quiet testing area.‣ A picture ID must be presented to the proctor prior to testing.‣ All other examinations rules stated in this section apply.• Attempts to gain answers to an exam or provide answers to fellow students is consideredunprofessional and subject to disciplinary action (see Academic Integrity Policy, in thishandbook).* Proctor Request forms are located on the myUSA portal under individual programs.2. Written Proctored Exams• Student will provide their own No.2 pencil• It is recommended that the student complete the examination on the test and then transposethe answers to the ScanTron form. This may reduce the risk of transcription errors.• Students are encouraged to move to questions they know and to return to questions they arenot sure of later.• Examinations will be sent directly to the proctor and will be returned to the University by theproctor.3. Online Proctored Exams• Examinations will only be available after the student returns the completed proctor requestform to the University.• Once the student has completed the exams the proctor will sign the Proctor Completion Formand return it to the University.4. Online Examinations (non-proctored)The purpose of the online examination is for students to determine their overall comprehensionand application of the course content. Working together on an examination is consideredcheating (see Academic Integrity Policy, in this handbook). Instructors have been trained todetect cheating and the platform can also provide information to the faculty and staff in regardsto cheating. Please use the online examination as a method for improving the learning process.Most examinations are timed. You will not have time to check answers in textbooks. Enter thetest knowing that you are prepared to take this exam just as you would in a classroom, proctoredsetting. Be sure you have adequate time to complete the test and a quiet, distraction-freeenvironment for test-taking.Once you begin the test you will not be able to leave it until you have completed the entire test.In other words, you cannot start the test, take a break and then finish it later. If you do exit theexam without completing all test questions, you will receive no points for the questions leftunanswered. The exam is scored automatically by the computer and you may go to your gradebook for your score. Once the exam is “unlocked” by the instructor, you will be able to re-enterthe exam to review correct and incorrect answers.University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 18
Applies to all University of St Augustine for Health Sciences StudentsIn some instances a re-take test may be allowed or issued, if you perform poorly on anexamination or if you had a “computer glitch” while taking the examination, please contact youronline instructor about the possibility of a retake.For Entry-level Students1. Policy for Changing an Exam DateEvery attempt should be made to adhere to the exam dates as listed in the syllabus, courseschedule or stated as a class announcement. In the event that a faculty member needs to changean exam date, he/she should give an explanation to the students and provide at least two (2)options for rescheduling the exam. The class votes on the best option and majority rules. If thestudents request an exam change and the course instructor approves the request, then theproposed change is voted on anonymously by the class and 100% of the class must agree before achange is allowed.2. Review of Examinations during the Trimester• A review is to advance learning and is not a mechanism to obtain a higher grade.• All written examinations will be reviewed at the earliest possible opportunity.• This review will be part of a regular class period and will last a maximum of one classperiod.• Students will receive their individual scores before or during this review period.• No questions will be reviewed with an individual student during this review.A sample examination review is as follows (Note: the actual examination reviewmechanism is at the discretion of faculty):a. The examination booklet and the answer key are given to the students at the time ofthe review.b. Students then review the examination individually and endeavor to understand thequestions that they answered incorrectly. The use of notes, books and taperecorders is at the discretion of the individual faculty member.c. If the student is unable to understand why an answer is incorrect, he or she entersthat question number on the top front of the exam. The student is then encouragedto offer support for his or her choice of answer. Exam booklets are collected at theend of the review.• Subsequent to the review, the faculty member will reconsider the questions identified on theexam and adjust the key where appropriate and notify the students.• Further review may be remitted by the faculty at their discretion upon request by thestudent.• Students lose the right to review the exam if they have an unexcused absence on thescheduled date for the review.3. Final Examination Review• An opportunity to review a final examination is up to the course instructor.• The course syllabus should state whether the final exam can be reviewed.• The mechanism used to review final exams will be determined by the course instructor.• The review of final exams must be completed prior to the second Friday of the followingnew trimester.• Review of final exams is to advance learning. It is not a mechanism to obtain a highergrade.4. Practical Examination Policy for Professional Courses• A minimum of 80% proficiency is required on all clinically-related practical examinations.The practical examinations require the student to meet both safety and technical skillperformance competencies. Safety requirements must be met at a 100% competency level.If a student does not perform in a safe manner, the student will receive an “F” grade for theUniversity of St. Augustine for Health Sciences 19
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