Plan Ahead: Finding a Remote In-Person Proctor Takes Time

If your course requires an in-person proctored exam, plan ahead. It is your responsibility as the student to locate a remote in-person proctor. The sites listed here are locations other students have used in the past. They are not vetted, endorsed, or guaranteed to be available. Proctoring availability changes, and not every location will accept non-affiliated students or can accommodate your exam schedule. Contact any site you're considering well before your exam to confirm they can serve you, then submit your request.

A remote proctor site administers exams for online courses in-person and is the students responsibility to locate. Webcam or any other virtual proctoring services are not accepted by the University of Oregon. Below is a list of locations previously used by students in the past. This following is not a comprehensive list of potential remote proctor locations and the policies of these sites are subject to change.

• All fees associated with the remote proctor are the responsibility of the student.
• If students are travelling abroad, they will need to provide a URL to the institution's website in the "Additional Notes" section of the request form that includes the Remote Proctors name, position, and email address. Request for international proctors that do not do not include a URL listing all three of the above requirements will NOT be approved.

The quickest way to locate other Remote Proctor sites not included on this list is to conduct a Google Search for proctors near your location. Testing centers at colleges, universities, libraries and learning centers are all commonly used locations. Libraries and Learning/Tutoring Centers must provide computer for student to complete exam on.

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