


Online testing is available as an alternative to in-person testing for some admissions assessments. Instead of testing in person at the Assessment Centre, candidates complete testing from home on a computer while being monitored by a proctor via webcam and screensharing. A reliable internet connection and computer with a functioning webcam, microphone and speakers are required for online testing.
All online test sessions are monitored by ProctorU’s online proctoring service.
After completing test registration, candidates are responsible for scheduling their online test appointment, ensuring their computer meets the necessary technical requirements, and connecting with their proctor at their appointment time.
If you are not comfortable with the idea of completing your assessment online or you don’t have the required computer/internet connection to do so, please register for an in-person assessment where our staff will be able to better support you.
For more information on online testing, explore the guide below.
This guide will walk you through the process of registering, scheduling, and preparing for your Online Special Admissions Test (by ACCUPLACER). You will use two platforms:
Common Issues to Avoid:
Within a week of registering, you will receive a remote voucher notification email from ACCUPLACER. This email includes:
Important: Review this email carefully as it contains important information for scheduling and completing your test. You must complete your exam before your voucher expires. Do not wait to schedule your test date. If your voucher expires, you must request a new one and may incur additional fees.
What You Need:
Workspace Guidelines:
Test Day Behavior and Proctoring Guidelines
Test Day Checklist
ProctorU will:
You must:
Use the ACCUPLACER Study App.
By carefully following these steps and preparing in advance, you’ll set yourself up for a smooth and successful online ACCUPLACER testing experience.
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