STUDENTS
Welcome to the Fall 2024 Semester! eCampus Testing Services has exciting news - we've moved into the new Student Success Center located on the 6th floor of the Rasmuson Library in room 624B! If you are taking a distance education course within the University of Alaska System (UAF, UAS, UAA, KPC) or through another university, come and see us at our brand new location!
COMMUNITY/PROFESSIONALS
If you are registered for a CLEP test or other professional certification or licensure exam, you'll continue to use our testing room located in the Bunnell Building Room 122. More information
As a national test center, eCampus Exam Services administers paper-and-pencil and computer-based exams for current and prospective students.
In order to take a proctored test, you need to fill out a request form (step one), and if you’ll be taking the exam on the Fairbanks campus, you’ll also need to schedule an appointment (step two).
This step is to request to take a proctored exam for your eCampus online course in our exam room or with an approved proctor.
If you live in Fairbanks, North Pole, Salcha , or Fox, please select “In Fairbanks” at our testing center. After you submit the registration form, you’ll receive an email with a code that you can use to schedule an appointment to take your exam (step two below).
If you are not within driving distance of Fairbanks, select “Outside of Fairbanks,” and you’ll be able to choose from approved proctors. You also have the option to select “Other: Submit Proctor Approval Request” and have a person in mind who meets proctor requirements. You will need their name and email address. Once we receive your request you will get email confirmation. You do not have to complete step two below.
1732 Tanana Loop
624B Testing Center, Rasmuson Library
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775
Not sure when to show up for your test? Refer to information within your specific exam or contact us at uaf-testing@alaska.edu or 907-455-2060.
Monday through Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Parking
We are on the first floor of Bunnell. There are parking spots with signs that read “eCampus Exams Services.” (3G on the map is closest). If the free spots are full park in the pay-to-park lot 3G, at the end (shaded green) or lots 3A and 3C.
If you are taking a distance education course within the University of Alaska system (UAF, UAS, UAA, KPC) we can help with most proctoring needs this semester. However, we may not be able to accommodate all non-eCampus exams during peak times like finals week.
Take the Library Competency Exam (LCE) if you wish to challenge LS 100X or LS 101X. There is no credit awarded for passing the test but scoring 70 percent or above substitutes for the baccalaureate core requirement. Please register by completing the Competency Exam form (PDF). This computer-based exam must be taken in a proctored environment. The fee for the test is $30; you are allowed one retake for an additional $30. The LCE is created and run by Project Sails. This is the list of skills it’s designed to cover, and this is a collection of sample questions the exam uses to evaluate applicant comprehension.
Schedule an appointment and pay the proctoring fee via our RegisterBlast form. Choose “UAF Library Skills” and “Add to Cart.”
Brigham Young University offers both the Foreign Language Achievement Testing Service (FLATS) and various online BYU courses. FLATS exams give students the opportunity to test out of foreign language classes, earning up to 12 credits, and fulfill various high school curriculum requirements. More information about FLATS exams and the languages offered can be found on BYU ’s website. If you are taking an online course to fulfill a high school requirement, please consult with your BYU course instructor on how to order your exam for proctoring. Schedule an appointment and pay the proctoring fee.
UAF can proctor College Level Examination Program exams; this is a national program that awards college credit for some introductory courses.
Costs range from $140-$150 that includes the UAF administrative fee.
Active-duty military are not subject to the first $89 CLEP fee and will not be required to pay the administrative fee if the exam is taken at a CLEP center on base. Taking the CLEP at eCampus Exam Services requires a seat fee and appointment scheduled via RegisterBlast.
Choose from over 30 different subject tests allowing you to receive college credits for learning acquired outside the traditional classroom from reading, on-the-job training, or independent study.
Cost should be $145 including an administrative fee. The $120 DSST test fee must be in the form of credit card payment.
THE ATI TEAS is mostly taken by students who want acceptance to the UAA Nursing Program
If you are taking the TEAS for a UA program, you will need to first register and pay the ATI TEAS exam fee through UAA. After you have completed all of the registration steps with UAA, please schedule an appointment and pay the UAF eCampus proctoring fee via our form Schedule a Testing Appointment. You cannot schedule a testing appointment until you have registered with UAA.
If you are taking the TEAS for a different university, CONSULT your institution for further instructions.
UAF placement tests are for newly admitted students. Placement testing is an important part of your academic success. It helps determine the writing and/or math course for you to get started in your academic program. Placement scores provide your program advisors information they use to better support your success as you progress through your academic program.
ALEKS is a web-based assessment system that provides an initial assessment for math placement, and an opportunity to practice and retest to improve your placement before you enroll. ALEKS placement is required before you will be allowed to register in a math course at UAF.
1. Log into EdReady to take your writing assessment from any computer with an internet connection. You need your UAF username and password.
High school dual enrollment students obtain a Student ID and username by registering for your course(s) at https://ecampus.uaf.edu/advantage/.
Everyone else visit elmo.alaska.edu to select Option 2 to set or reset your UA password, if needed. For more assistance, contact the OIT Support Center at 800-478-8226, 907-450-8300 or helpdesk@alaska.edu.
2. Select “Go to Goal” for the Writing placement, the “Start diagnostic” to take the assessment. You will be given your score and study path once you are finished. Refer to the placement table to see the recommended course(s) for your score.
3. If you didn’t get the score needed for the course you want to take, continue working on the study path in EdReady to improve your score.
Ready to be a UAF student or prepping for college acceptance? View the most up-to-date information on UAF’s ACT waiver.
If you are applying to UAF please note that due to COVID-19, ACT requirement has been suspended until 2025 for admission purposes only. There may be other reasons you would like to take the ACT.
Check-in begins at 7:15 a.m.at the Engineering Learning & Innovation Facility (1731 South Chandalar Drive) on the main UAF Campus. There will be signs directing you to the correct building. The exam will begin promptly at 8 a.m.
If you are applying to UAF please note that due to COVID-19, the SAT requirement is being waived until 2025 for admission purposes only.
Check-in begins at 7:15 a.m. at the Engineering Learning & Innovation Facility (1731 South Chandalar Drive) on the main UAF Campus. There will be signs directing you to the correct building. The exam begins promptly at 8 a.m.
Take the Library Competency Exam (LCE) if you wish to challenge LS 100X or LS 101X. There is no credit awarded for passing the test but scoring 70 percent or above substitutes for the baccalaureate core requirement. Please register by completing the Competency Exam form (PDF). This computer-based exam must be taken in a proctored environment. The fee for the test is $30; you are allowed one retake for an additional $30. The LCE is created and run by Project Sails. This is the list of skills it’s designed to cover, and this is a collection of sample questions the exam uses to evaluate applicant comprehension.