12-10-2019, 10:34 AM
So after looking at Saylor's page on proctoring, they suggest looking at places where people may proctor for you for free.
Most of you probably already know this, but I'm sure a lot of you don't.
I emailed the library that's a couple of miles from my house. Their website lists proctoring services, so I asked for the per-exam cost and if they were set up for Saylor. They emailed back saying they weren't, and please send the info over so that they could get set up with them.
The cost?
Zero dollars.
Zero.
That's amazeballs. If you have proctored tests to do, check out your libraries. They may do it for free!
Most of you probably already know this, but I'm sure a lot of you don't.
I emailed the library that's a couple of miles from my house. Their website lists proctoring services, so I asked for the per-exam cost and if they were set up for Saylor. They emailed back saying they weren't, and please send the info over so that they could get set up with them.
The cost?
Zero dollars.
Zero.
That's amazeballs. If you have proctored tests to do, check out your libraries. They may do it for free!
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Testing through BA In Mathematics via TESU - Graduation planned in 2020
Attending ECPI Online for Mechanical Engineering Technology - Bachelors - Graduation planned in 2020
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