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Testing
A number of Online Learning classes require that students
take their tests in a secure, proctored environment. For those
living within or near to Bucks county, proctored testing services are
available free of charge on a walk-in basis at the Newtown Campus, the
Bristol Center, and the Upper County Campus. Alternatives are
available for those unable to travel to a campus.
The specific days and hours for testing services at the Newtown and branch
campuses vary by semester. Semester schedules are usually announced
about one week before a semester begins.
If your course uses a learning management system, such as CE6 or Course Compass, then before coming to one of the Testing Center locations make sure you know how to access your test within that system. Please contact your instructor prior to coming to the testing center if you are unsure, as the instructor may not have provided the Testing Center with that information.
Depending on what your instructor's requirements are, the
following may be available for your use:
NEWTOWN CAMPUS
Online Learning and Make-Up testing is on a walk-in basis.
Appointments are not taken. The Testing Center closes at the times
listed below. Arrive in time to complete testing before closing
time. A photo ID is required to test (e.g. drivers license).
Students must make arrangements for Make-Up Testing through their course
instructor.
Proctored testing is available at the Newtown Campus on a walk-in basis,
12 months a year (excluding holidays).
The Testing Center has moved to its new home in Rollins 100! To find our new location:
- Ascend the steps in Rollins Center toward the cafeteria
- Turn right and go past the ATM
- Turn left at the next hallway. The new center is on your right down the hallway.
May through August, 2008 - NEWTOWN CAMPUS
| Monday |
9:00am-9:00pm |
Closed 5/26
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| Tuesday |
9:00am-4:00pm |
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| Wednesday |
9:00am-9:00pm |
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| Thursday |
9:00am-9:00pm |
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| Friday |
9:00am-4:00pm |
Closed Fridays from June 6 through August 8 |
| Saturday |
10:00am-1:00pm |
Closed 5/24 |
The
Newtown Testing Center closes promptly at the stated times.
Be sure to allow yourself enough time to complete your test.
Please review the Statement on Appropriate
Behavior During a Test issued by the Testing Center.
BRANCH LOCATIONS
Proctored testing at branch campuses is available on a walk-in
basis. Appointments are not necessary for testing at branch campuses.
| May through August, 2008 |
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Lower Bucks Campus |
1304 Veterans Highway
Bristol PA
Testing in Room 108
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Thursdays
3:00pm - 7:00pm
Saturdays Open May 3 and May 17
10:00am - 1:00pm
(Closed Saturdays from June 7 through August 30)
Testing is available only on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month, unless noted above as closed.
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| Upper County Campus |
1 Hillendale Drive
Perkasie, PA
Testing in Room 105 |
Tuesdays
3:00pm - 7:00pm
Saturdays Open May 10 only.
10:00am - 1:00pm
(Closed Saturdays from June 7 through August 30)
Testing is available only on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month, unless noted above as closed.
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NORTHEASTERN
PA. COUNTY LOCATIONS
Testing is accomplished through a variety of methods depending on the
course and the instructor. Some courses have tests which may be taken at
home. Others require proctoring and may require you to propose a suitable
proctor to your instructor or visit testing centers set up in your area.
If you have a question about the testing techniques for a particular
course, call the instructor listed with that course or your county
coordinator:
| Bradford County |
Various sites and times are available.
Students should call Tom Yonkin at 717-882-9469,
or email: yonkint@bucks.edu |
| Pike County |
Various sites and times are available.
Area Coordinator to be announced. |
| Tioga County |
Various sites and times are available.
Students should call Dennis Colegrove at 814-258-5800,
or email: colegrov@bucks.edu |
| Wayne County |
Various sites and times are available.
Area Coordinator to be announced. |
FOR STUDENTS UNABLE
TO TRAVEL TO A TESTING CENTER, the
instructor may offer the student the option of proposing an alternative
proctor. A proctor is an individual who agrees to receive the tests from
the student's instructor, administer them in an approved environment and
return them to the instructor. The proctor must verify that the student
completed the test according to the specific directions of the instructor.
Instructors have the option to accept or reject the proposed
proctor. Examples of individuals who may be eligible to serve as proctors are:
- College or university personnel such as deans, department chairs,
professors, librarians, or testing center personnel.
- Public or private school personnel such as superintendents,
principals, guidance counselors, teachers.
- Other personnel such as civil service examiners, military officers,
or Sylvan Learning Center personnel.
Relatives and friends, regardless of their position, are not
permitted to act as proctors.
A form for such a proposal is available from the Online
Learning Office, 215-968-8052, or may be
printed
out from this website.
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