Testing Center

The mission of Victoria College’s Testing Center is to administer assessments in a highly professional, safe and secure environment. We dutifully adhere to the National College Testing Association (NCTA) Professional Standards and Guidelines, maintaining the highest level of academic integrity and customer service, to meet the needs of our students and communities at large.

The Testing Center provides academic skills assessments and the opportunity to test for online courses. We also administer selected licensure and/or certification examinations. Special testing accommodations are available for students who meet eligibility criteria.

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Testers are spaced apart when possible and in accordance with vendor guidelines.

View Gonzales Center testing options.

**Available Options - VC Main Campus**
Options	Options
ACT Test Information	GED Test Information
ALEKS	SAT Test Information
Allied Health Exams	TCFP Certification
ATI TEAS	TCOLE Testing
CLEP	Testing for Online Courses
Correspondence Exams	TSI Assessment 2.0
Departmental Exams	TExES Certification
DSST Credit By Exam

To Schedule Your Exam
1. Log in to Canvas
2. Click the class you want to schedule.
3. Click Testing (Victoria/Gonzales)
4. Choose the exam time and date. Note: Only dates in bold on the calendar can be chosen.
5. Acknowledge the Testing Center’s rules. Check the box, indicating you agree, and click the green "Add to Cart" button.
Office Hours & Physical Location

Fall & Spring Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. to 5p.m.
Summer Office Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(Closed on Friday)
Student Success Center, Suite 201
Building #13 on VC's Campus Map
A valid, current photo I.D. is required for all testing (Driver's License, Passport, Military ID, Tribal ID, or a State/National/Province ID)
Distance Learning

The NCTA Proctoring Network (NPN) is a referral service provided by the National College Testing Association (NCTA) to facilitate distance learning. The purpose of the NPN is to make test administration services available to students away from their campuses, particularly at educational institutions. It is a free service for students or others who are seeking a professional location at which to take an exam.

Before Your Exam: What You Need to Know
Review these guidelines before arriving at the Testing Center for a smooth testing experience.
- Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled exam.
- You must bring a valid physical photo ID (driver’s license, Victoria College student ID, passport, military ID, tribal ID, or state/national/province ID).
- No food, drinks, gum, cell phones, smartwatches, electronic devices, hats, sunglasses, purses, or backpacks are allowed in the testing room.
- All personal items must be left in your vehicle or stored in a designated Testing Center locker. This includes electronic devices, which must be powered off before being stored in the secure locker provided. The Testing Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
- Only students taking an exam are allowed inside the Testing Center. Children cannot be left unattended anywhere on campus (per the “Children on Campus” section in the Student Handbook).
- For VC exams, you are responsible for telling your instructor the date and time of your scheduled exam.
- To retake a VC exam, you must get your instructor’s approval and schedule a new appointment.
- Some non-VC exams may not be available during final exams or campus closures.
- Eligible students may request testing accommodations through Disability Support Services (not including GED, SAT, or ACT).

Note: The ACT, SAT, and Department Placement Exams are not registered through the Testing Center. Please click on the exam for more information.

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Before Your Exam: What You Need to Know