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Baba proctor - Dowew - 09-03-2019
Hi guys. I'm going thru the bsba tesu syllabus. It says you must complete the Procter request form then send it to the office of test administration by the end of the first week. Is this something I can use a virtual procter for or does it have to be an in person test centre like at a college or public library? Is this something I can just pay a fee to the school for?
RE: Baba proctor - cookderosa - 09-09-2019
(09-03-2019, 12:28 AM)Dowew Wrote: Hi guys. I'm going thru the bsba tesu syllabus. It says you must complete the Procter request form then send it to the office of test administration by the end of the first week. Is this something I can use a virtual procter for or does it have to be an in person test centre like at a college or public library? Is this something I can just pay a fee to the school for?
A degree doesn't have a syllabus, do you mean a COURSE that you're taking?
A course may require a proctored exam, but I want to be sure that's what you mean because I don't want to give you the wrong info.
I had many TESU courses proctored by my approved proctor (librarian) and took them at my local public library. My proctor was a gem and didn't charge me a dime!
RE: Baba proctor - mysonx3 - 09-09-2019
(09-09-2019, 08:33 AM)cookderosa Wrote:I assume he/she means the BSBA Capstone.(09-03-2019, 12:28 AM)Dowew Wrote: Hi guys. I'm going thru the bsba tesu syllabus. It says you must complete the Procter request form then send it to the office of test administration by the end of the first week. Is this something I can use a virtual procter for or does it have to be an in person test centre like at a college or public library? Is this something I can just pay a fee to the school for?
A degree doesn't have a syllabus, do you mean a COURSE that you're taking?
A course may require a proctored exam, but I want to be sure that's what you mean because I don't want to give you the wrong info.
I had many TESU courses proctored by my approved proctor (librarian) and took them at my local public library. My proctor was a gem and didn't charge me a dime!
If that's the case, TESU courses let you use ProctorU