If you plan to take your exam in Testing Services on the Ozarks Tech Springfield Campus, see more information on what to expect.

More information about Make-Up Exams

You will need to contact your instructor to set up arrangements for taking a Make-Up Exam prior to scheduling.

A Make-Up Exam is utilized for students who need to take the exam before or after the class’s scheduled exam date.

Please review the available slots on SignUpGenius: pay attention to the date your instructor has opened your exam and click on the button to sign up.

Each time slot is allotted up to 2 hours for testing. Only select 1 slot per exam. All exams must be submitted by the time Testing Services closes. No exceptions. If your exam is longer than two hours, please plan ahead.

Bring your ID. We are located in Information Commons East (ICE) 123A.

*There is no proctor fee for Make-Up Exams

More information about OTC Online Exams

OTC Online courses are required to include at least one proctored event. Please refer to your Canvas course for specific information regarding the content of your proctored event.

Please review the available slots on SignUp Genius: pay attention to the date your instructor has opened your exam and click on the button to sign up.

Each time slot is allotted up to 2 hours for testing. Only select 1 slot per exam. All exams must be submitted by the time Testing Services closes. No exceptions. If your exam is longer than two hours, please plan ahead.

Bring your ID. We are located in Information Commons East (ICE) 123A.

*There is no proctor fee for OTC Online Exams

More information on Off-Campus/Dual-Credit Proctoring

(2 Business Days Required for Processing)

  • Student Instructions:
    • Students must submit a separate form for each proctored exam they wish to complete at a non-OTC facility.
    • Before you submit the Off-Campus Proctoring Approval Form, you will need to reach out to your non-OTC facility to see if they are available to proctor your exam.
      • For dual-credit students: The best and preferred option is for students to take their proctored exams at their high school with a high school employee designated as the proctor.
    • Once the form is submitted, it will not be approved until Testing Services contacts the non-OTC facility to see if they will adhere to the following proctoring guidelines:
      • The identity of the student is to be verified.
      • The student is monitored during the entirety of the exam.
      • The exam must be completed in one sitting.
      • At no time will the student be allowed to see a provided password.
      • If this is a paper/pencil exam, you (the proctor) will be able to scan and email the exam back to the instructor.
    • Once Testing Services hears back from the non-OTC facility, an approval or denial email will be sent back to the student.
      • If approved, Testing Services will send the exam and exam information to the non-OTC facility at least one day before the requested exam date.
      • If denied, the student will need to find a different location and resubmit the Off-Campus Proctoring Approval Form.
      • This is why we request at least 2 Business Days for processing.
  • Important limitations:
  • Example of Approved Proctors:
    • University testing center administrators, high school administrators, professional librarians at a public library, testing control or unit education officers at U.S. military bases, or U.S. embassy officials.
  • Example of Unapproved Proctors:
    • Self, relatives, friends, clergy, and employers.

More information for Non-OTC Testing

OTC Testing Services proctors non-OTC exams with Testing Services approval.

There is a $20 proctor fee for Non-OTC exams. This can be paid in person on campus M-F 8-5, or you can pay online for a $3.00 fee. (More information can be found on the Non-OTC Exam Proctoring page.)

If the exam is computer based, it must not require any software or extension downloads.

If the exam is paper based, the exam must be emailed to and from the testing center. We will not mail exams back through USPS, UPS, or Fed Ex.

Please have your institution send all correspondence to testingservices@otc.edu.

Please note that OTC only allows testers in the testing center (no children or non-testers). (See Policy 4.02(a) – College Visitors.)