• Late Arrival: If a student arrives late for an exam, the student will have the remaining time left to complete the exam (i.e., the student will be required to stop [exit] the exam at the same time as the rest of the class). Testing time will not be extended. No late student entry is permitted for ATI exams. Exams may be rescheduled at faculty discretion.
• Issues encountered during testing, such as discovery of an omission or typographical error on the test, will be promptly announced to students by the instructor/proctor.
• No student will be permitted to begin an exam after the first student has completed and uploaded/submitted the exam.
• Students absent during a scheduled exam must follow the directions for make-up exams (if permitted) as printed in the course syllabus.
• Grade Posting: Course exam grades will be posted in the grade center of the Canvas course site following a thorough item analysis by course faculty. Grades will be posted no later than one week following exam completion. The posted grade is the final grade for the examination.
• Violations in academic honesty, such as cheating, will result in immediate termination of the student's exam and further actions taken in accordance with university policies.

Exam Review

Students shall be given the opportunity to schedule a review of unit exam content areas with the assigned faculty, requests must be made in writing. Exam content reviews must be scheduled with faculty within one week of the grade posting (while the University is in session). Final exams will not be reviewed AT1 exam reviews are subject to ATI/vendor rules and regulations.

Make-up Exams

• Make-up exams will be administered at the discretion of course faculty for excused absences as outlined in the University catalogue only. The make-up exam format will be at the discretion of the course faculty (e.g., oral, essay, multiple-choice, and/or fill-in-the-blank).
• A request for all make-up exams must be made on the day the student returns to course following the absence. The student must complete the form found in Appendix E and submit it to the faculty member responsible for the course in which the exam was missed.
• A student is allowed only one (1) make-up exam per course. Any exam missed thereafter will be graded as "zero".
• The highest score that can be recorded for a make-up exam is 90%, even if the actual score is higher.