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    •  Please be sure to read both sections below about taking proctored exams for CASL Online Courses, if you need to take a proctored exam in the CASL Online facility!

    • Testing Schedule
    • Testing Rules

    Testing Schedule

    CASL Online administers exams for some CASL Online courses. Other exams are proctored by the instructor. Typically, the instructor will proctor an evening version of the exam, while CASL Online will proctor a daytime version, to give you more flexibility in times to take the exam.  You will find out from your instructor how, when, and where you will be taking exams for your course.
    Please note, seating is limited in CASL Online, if you are to take a test in CASL Online's facility, you will need to call in advance to reserve a seat.

    You must call for an appointment, in case there may be some reason that the office will be closed, such as inclement weather.

    Distant students: You will need to arrange for proctoring at a local university, college, testing service, or employer.  You may contact our office, first, if you like.  We may be able to assist you in arranging a proctor near your location, as we have a list of those proctors that we have used in the past.  Once you find a proctor, you will need to have that proctor contact CASL Online or supply the proctor's name, title, location, email address, and phone number to CASL Online.,

    Below are the rules for testing at our facility. Please be sure to read them.
    Download PDF copy here.

    Testing Rules for the CASL Online Facility

    1. Leaving: You may not leave the CASL Online facility for any reason while testing. If you do leave, your exam will be considered complete and graded accordingly. This restriction includes restroom visit requests. Be prepared to stay until your exam is completed.

    2. Deadlines & Appointments: As stated above, appointments are REQUIRED to take a test. Absolutely no tests will be given out after the deadline date without written permission provided by the instructor.

    3. CELL PHONES:

    1. If you are carrying a cell phone, you are not permitted to use it in any area of the CASL ONLINE facility.
    2. Please keep your cell phone with you, turned off, while you complete your exam.
    3. If your cell phone rings and you do answer it, you will be asked to exit the testing room. Your exam will be considered complete and will be graded accordingly.
    4. If you feel that there is the possibility of an emergency situation for which you feel that you must keep in touch, please make your test appointment for another time.
    5. If you carry a beeper, please turn it off before entering the testing room. The answering of beepers will not be permitted.
    6. Telephone calls may not be made from this office.

    4. Not Permitted: The following items are NOT PERMITTED in the testing room: Earphones, Food or Beverages (of any kind), Backpacks, Book bags, Outerwear (coats, jackets, scarves, etc.), Briefcases, Laptops and Calculators (exception: P.S. 301, test 3).

    5. Baseball caps: If you are wearing a baseball cap, it is to be turned around with the visor facing behind you. If you wish to remove the hat, it is to be placed on the floor beneath your table or desk, NOT ON THE DESK OR ON YOUR LAP!

    6. Children: Due to limited staff and space CASL ONLINE is NOT ABLE to accommodate children waiting in the reception or testing areas while you take your test.

    7. Review: All tests, examinations, Scantrons© (where applicable), and extra credit work remain in this office at all times. You may view graded materials here prior to taking another test. Please see next section for Test Review Rules.

    Statement on Academic Integrity (Approved August 9, 2000)

    The University of Michigan - Dearborn values academic honesty and integrity. Each student has a responsibility to understand, accept, and comply with the university's standards of academic conduct as set forth by the Code of Academic Conduct, as well as policies established by the schools and colleges. Cheating, collusion, misconduct, fabrication, and plagiarism are considered serious offenses. Violations will not be tolerated and may result in penalties up to and including expulsion from the University.