Proctors must be in your presence during the entire duration of the exam process. The proctor will have to attest to the following to…
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FAQs: Proctored Exams
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Proctored Exams articles
How many attempts do I get to take my proctored exam?
The number of exam attempts varies by state requirement and license type. If you don’t pass the exam within the designated number of attempts…
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How does my proctor reset their password?
Once you have created a proctor account on the McKissock website, we are unable to reset the password or access the username you have…
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How does my proctor log in?
Log into your personal McKissock account using your username and password. Under the section “My Courses” scroll down until you see the course that…
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What is the difference between live proctored (paper) exams and E-proctored exams?
Some courses require you to take proctored exams to count toward your course credits. A proctor is an approved person that administers an exam…
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What is the test format for my proctored exam?
All Appraisal final proctored exams consist of multiple-choice questions. The number of questions varies depending upon the course. All proctored exams have time limits,…
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