Proctored Evaluations

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Students who reside outside of Puerto Rico must take the exams through the proctor examination system. It is the student's responsibility to contact a place in which to administer the exams.

What is a Proctor?

The proctor is a person or accredited institution dedicated to verify and validate the identity of online students at the time of taking custody evaluations. The proctor ensures the integrity of the process and certify that the student took the test without violating any of the rules established in the General Regulations for Students of our institution and those provided by state and federal laws.

Who can be a Proctor?

The proctors are educational professionals who might belong to study centers on military bases, public libraries, universities or centers for educational purposes. In the case of students belonging to the armed forces and do not have access to a training center, the immediate supervisor may be the proctor (Only sergeants and officers) with permission from the commander of the unit and a copy of the military orders.

Who can not be a Proctor?

Under no circumstances the proctor may be a relative or related directly to the student either by blood and/or legally.

The relationship between the custodian and the student must be a strictly professional, breach of this invalidates the request of the custodian as it can be considered a conflict of interest.

Proctor Authentication Process

As part of the verification process it is required an interview with the proctor. This interview will be recorded and kept on file with your application until the end of each academic year. For more information Click Here.