Feel silly asking this - How do I sign up for a TECEP?

[mm1988]

I called, the form I posted is the new form. Once you send it in, they will email you a proctor form. So you have to send in the registration form first, then they allow you to select a proctor. At this time, you can only use ProctorU for the course Mid-terms and Finals. Let me know if you need help finding a proctor. If you give me your county and state, then I can google it for you.

This might be the proctor form, but I am not sure.

Thomas Edison State College | Proctor Request - Guided Study, Online, e-PackÂ

[mrs.b]

MM1988,

But yes, other than taking exams at TESC (or now possibly ProctorU) non-military students use either a library or college for their proctor. If anyone knows otherwise please advise.

For proctors, the only approved sites are regionally-accredited two- or four-year colleges, or full-time employees at a local public library with correct credentials. I tried a proctor at a DETC-accredited school right around the corner and that did not fly (they're not regional).

If you have trouble finding someone, you can call the Office of Test Administration once your form is in. Cora Sandy at the OTA was extremely nice and helpful when I had a hard time finding someone local that could and would.

[burbuja0512]

For what it's worth, when I was considering taking a TECEP, I found out that Regis University here in Denver was more than willing to proctor. I didn't call anyone else after that, but it seems like any (correctly accredited) school's testing center would be an easy way to go if they have a reasonable fee.

[LaceyLady]

Yes, any properly accredited college's testing center should work, if the college proctors exams. Often, the same place you take CLEP and DSST exams will proctor exams for you. I use a local community college where I take my CLEPs and DSSTs, they charge a $15 proctor fee (the same as the CLEP/DSST testing center fee).