Test-proctoring services are available between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Students can schedule appointments for alternative testing by utilizing the test calendar in the Disability Resource Center. Students should indicate the date, time, first name and last initial on the calendar at least five days in advance of the test. Appointments should be confirmed two days prior to the test. Students are responsible for notifying the instructor and making arrangements for delivery and return of the tests. Tests can be delivered to the DRC office by the instructor, campus mail, fax, e-mail, or the student and returned in the same manner.
Tests are normally administered during the same time the rest of the class is taking the test unless there are extenuating circumstances. Any rescheduling must be approved by the instructor and the DRC staff. If a change in a test format is required as a reasonable accommodation, the DRC staff will work with the student and instructor to discuss appropriate formats. Alternative testing is provided to allow a student to accurately demonstrate his/her knowledge and achievement as opposed to measuring the impact of the disability. Students are expected to uphold the academic integrity of the University. Any incidents of alleged academic misconduct discovered by the DRC staff will be reported for action under the Academic Misconduct Code for the Norman campus. The DRC staff uses cameras to monitor students taking exams.
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