| On-Campus Class
| Online Class
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Request Your Accommodations
| Contact DSPS to request your accommodations at the beginning of the semester. DSPS will generate an accommodation letter for each of your classes.
| Contact DSPS to request your accommodations at the beginning of the semester. DSPS will email your accommodation letter to your instructor.
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Inform Instructor of Accommodations
| Provide accommodation letters to your instructor(s) at least one week before the exam/quiz. Discuss your needs with instructor.
| Follow up with your instructor by email.
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Schedule Exam
| At least one week before each exam, contact DSPS to schedule exam.
*During COVID-19 restrictions, on-campus testing accommodations are subject to varied settings, limited scheduling and other considerations.
| Exams schedules are outlined in Canvas.
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Remind Instructor
| One class session before each exam, remind your instructor that you are taking the exam in a distraction-reduced setting per your approved accommodations.
*During COVID-19 restrictions, on-campus testing accommodations are subject to varied settings, limited scheduling, and other considerations.
| If you don't see your time extended through Canvas, email or contact instructor to extend your time.
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Problems?
Inform DSPS immediately if you have any problems related to your testing accommodation(s).
- All personal needs (i.e., bathroom) must be attended to before the exam.
- Extended time will not be given if you are late for your exam.
- Start and stop times are strictly enforced to secure the integrity of the exam.
- Information on the test proctoring sheet is the authoritative/definitive answer.
- Only authorized material/equipment is allowed in the test proctoring room/area.
- Cell phones and all other electronic/smart devices must be turned off and stored outside the test proctoring room/area.
- All test-related materials, including scratch paper, etc., must be turned in with exams.
- All exams must be turned into a DSPS Staff member.
- Students are responsible for informing staff immediately if they encounter difficulties related to the testing environment.
- The SCC student code of conduct policy is strictly enforced.
If a student is caught cheating, a Maxient (Incident) report will be sent to the instructor. Exam will be collected immediately and the student must also inform the instrcotr of the infraction. Cheating may cause loss of testing accommodations as determined by DSPS Faculty and Administration.
