Alternate Proctor Request
Instructions for Students
BRCC students who want to have a BRCC test/exam proctored at another school or agency must:
- Notify their BRCC instructor that they plan to test elsewhere and provide the name of the school or agency where the test will be proctored.
- Complete the Student Information, Course Information, and Faculty Information sections of the Alternate Proctor Request Form. (Complete a separate form for each course.)
- Send the completed first page to the Alternate Proctor. The Alternate Proctor should fill out, sign and date all Proctor sections and return to the student.
- After receiving the filled form back from the Alternate Proctor, please forward the form to the faculty member.
- Follow the proctoring school or agency’s timeline and process for submitting the completed request form. (Do not send the form to BRCC’s Testing Center.)
- Know whether a proctor fee will be assessed.
Instructions for Faculty
BRCC instructors who approve a student’s choice of an alternate proctor should:
- Review the completed Alternate Proctor Request Form
- Follow the alternate proctor’s process/timeline to submit test information and materials directly to the proctor (not BRCC’s Testing Center).
- Provide identical test conditions/parameters as those used for students taking the same test in BRCC’s Testing Center.
- Include details such as:
- location of online test
- use of lockdown browser
- open/close dates
- time limit
- use of open book/notes
- use and type of calculator
- use of scratch paper (and whether to return or shred it)
- permission for restroom break(s)
- delivery mode for returning completed paper tests
- Include details such as:
Proctored Tests
Proctored tests are any tests that are administered for courses taken at BRCC or from other higher education institutions and outside organizations.
All tests are taken in the testing center during the allotted dates and times determined by the instructor.
Fees
No fee for BRCC or VCCS students. Please contact the center about proctoring fees for non-VCCS schools and agencies.
What to Bring
- Photo I.D.
- Cell phone or smart watch for online test login
Test Accommodations
If you have a disability or temporary disabling condition that prevents you from taking the test under standard conditions, contact the Student Accessibility Coordinator.
Requests for testing accommodations, including qualifying documentation to support the request, must be received five (5) business days before the scheduled testing session.
Accommodations
Nicole Stephens
Student Accessibility Coordinator
accessibility@brcc.edu
(540) 453-2559
VA Relay 711
Contact
Testing Center
F115
(540) 453-2250
TestingCenter@brcc.edu
CEEB Code #5083