Ucf Cba Testing Lab Hours

One or more trained proctors will be present throughout a scheduled testing period. Proctors will move around the room during an exam to monitor student progress, to ensure that no unauthorized materials are present, to make certain that lab equipment is not moved or removed, such as monitor screen protectors/filters and to answer basic WebCourses log-in questions.

The University Testing Center serves UCF students and the Central Florida community with high-security proctored testing services, including a wide variety of placement, entrance, and exit exams for undergraduate and graduate programs, foreign language exams, distance learning, and many professional certification exams.

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UTC is the standardized testing center on the main UCF campus. UCF students seeking information about UCF course exams administered at the College of Business should contact the Thomas L. Keon Testing Center. Learn more about our center and the exams currently offered by navigating the main menu or reviewing some of our quick-links below.

The Thomas L. Keon Testing Center is a fully secured testing facility which provides flexibility and convenience to business students and their professors. Students can arrive anytime within the start and end time of their scheduled exam(s) but must complete each exam on time and/or when the Testing Center closes for the night.

We provide a wide array of services, including routine gynecologic exams, contraceptive counseling, testing for sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy testing and counseling, lifestyle education and counseling, and management of certain gynecologic conditions.

This information is for students connected with SAS who are approved for testing accommodations and who want to use the accommodations for a course exam administered to the class in-person on campus. For Keon Testing Center Exams and Engineering EPC exams, see the respective sections below.

If you modify your exam request less than 5 business days before your exam, the request will be considered late and will have to be approved by the testing staff. SAS cannot guarantee we will be able to process late requests. In these cases, exams will need to be taken in the classroom without accommodations.

Students must receive permission from their professor to test at a date or time other than when the class is testing. This includes early start times. For example, if a student has back to back classes and needs to start early to allow for the accommodation of extra time, the student must communicate with the professor and receive permission for a different start time than the class. SAS will verify different start times with the professor prior to the start of the exam.

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