The mission of the 海角社区’s Testing Center is to uphold and conserve an atmosphere conducive to providing a professional testing environment when administering various comprehensive examinations, national examinations, and proctoring services. The College seeks to carry out this mission in the most professional manner.
The services provided for students, faculty, staff, the community, and surrounding areas will always be rendered with an attitude of excellence. Tests are administered in the form of paper-based tests, computer-based tests, and internet-based tests. The center is a member of the Georgia College Testing Association, and has adopted many of the policies on testing.
The purpose of this site is to communicate the procedures for scheduling and administering tests while also making certain that all parties know and understand the expectations of the Testing Center. These guidelines are intended to assure that the center always maintains and observes the highest level of standards. We further vow that all testing will be consistent, secure, and fair, with marginal distractions.
The ACT Residual Exam is a 3.5-hour, standardized exam. It measures english, mathematical, reading, and science skills that students have developed and need听to be academically successful. The 海角社区 requires that all students entering into a transfer degree program who听have been out of high school less than five听years have ACT scores.
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The on-campus Residual ACT test is the ACT which is administered at 海角社区 for on-campus administration on dates set by the college. If you plan to apply to any other institution, you must take the National ACT. The Residual ACT is used solely for acceptance to the 海角社区. This score may not be accepted by another institution for admission. This test may only be taken once every 60 days.
You will need to bring the following items when taking the on-campus Residual ACT exam:
ACCUPLACER is a suite of computerized tests that determines your knowledge in math, reading and writing as you prepare to enroll in college-level courses. The results of the assessment, in conjunction with your academic background, goals and interests are used by academic advisors to place you into a college course that meets your skill level.
Visit the following links for the ACCUPLACER free app and helpful resources:
This exam is given to students planning to attend the 海角社区 (including Dual Enrollment students). In addition, we also provide this exam as a courtesy for other colleges for a fee. A voucher from your school is needed before you can schedule to take the exam remotely at our testing facility.
You will need a form of ID to take the test. The test is free for first-time test takers and students from the 海角社区. If taking the exam remotely or at another institution, you will need to contact us at testingcenter@ccga.edu to get your voucher number so you can schedule your exam.
Students from the 海角社区 can take the Accuplacer for free the first time. There is a $25 fee for taking it a second time. Students can take it up to twice a year with a waiting period of 30 days between tests. Payments will need to be made at the Bursar’s Office (Andrews Center).
eCore (Electronic Core-Curriculum) allows University System of Georgia (USG) students to complete the first two years of their college education in an online learning environment. eCore courses are taught by qualified USG faculty and staff and are offered completely online, with the exception of midterm and final exams. These exams may be taken virtually or at a designated testing center. Exam dates vary each year, so students should check their course schedule for specific midterm and final exam dates and testing requirements.
Study materials and textbook information should be provided for each eCore course through your instructor.
To register for an exam, you will need to create or log in to your and find an available date/time via SmarterProctoring. You will need these credentials to access your exam. For more information, you should check your course syllabus under “Course Resources Content.”
Students who are enrolled in eCore classes.
The Georgia History and Georgia Constitution exams are available on D2L and consist of 25 multiple-choice questions. You must earn a score of at least 60% to pass. These exams are graded on a pass/fail basis, so you do not need to earn a higher score once you reach the passing requirement.
If you do not pass on your first attempt, you may retake the exam as many times as needed. Please note that each retake costs $5.00.
Study materials can be found in the . Some materials are available online through Galileo, while others may need to be checked out in the library.
Georgia law requires students attending state-supported colleges and universities to demonstrate knowledge of both the United States and Georgia Constitutions before earning a degree. Students must meet this requirement by successfully completing approved coursework or passing the required examinations.
Students who pass POLS 1101 at the 海角社区 or another University System of Georgia (USG) institution automatically meet this requirement.
Students who transfer to the 海角社区 from an institution outside the USG may receive credit for POLS 1101 if they completed an equivalent course that satisfies the U.S. Constitution requirement. However, they must still demonstrate their knowledge of the Georgia Constitution by passing the College’s Georgia Constitution Examination.
Each exam costs $5.00. Payment must be made at the Bursar’s Office in the Andrews Center. Be sure to bring your payment receipt with you on the day of your exam. If you are unsure which exam you need to take to meet your requirements, please check with your academic advisor.
Students who are unable to take the Legislative Exam on campus have two options: take the exam at an approved testing center near them or arrange for an approved individual to proctor the exam. To get started, contact the Bursar’s Office at 912-279-5746 to pay the $5.00 exam fee for each attempt. You can use the List of USG and TCSG Institutions to help find a testing center near you. If you decide to use a proctor, complete the听Proctor’s Request Form and email it to testingcenter@ccga.edu for approval before your scheduled exam. After we receive the form, the College’s Testing Center will review the request and send further instructions directly to the proctor. Please note that you are responsible for any additional fees charged by an off-campus testing center or proctor. Once your exam results are received and reviewed, the College’s Testing Center will notify you whether you have met the requirement. If you do not pass, you may schedule another attempt for an additional $5.00 exam fee, plus any applicable testing or proctoring fees.
Independent Testing/Distance Learning is when you are taking exams through another college or university. The Testing Center is pleased to proctor exams for Independent Study students.
Be sure to be prepared before you come to take an exam.
The 海角社区 Testing Center provides proctoring services for students and professionals who need to take exams for other colleges, universities, or organizations. Services are available to individuals in Glynn County and surrounding areas, including those enrolled in distance or correspondence programs and professionals completing certification exams.
Bring a valid form of ID and a $30 receipt for proctored exams from the Bursar’s Office. You will be allowed to bring only the items specified by your instructor/institution. Pencils and scratch paper will be provided when necessary.
The 海角社区 charges a $30 proctor fee per exam which can be paid on the date of testing in the Bursar’s Office (located in the Andrews Center) prior to coming to the Testing Center.
The Testing Center offers different options for dates/times for proctored exams. You can check our schedule under “Register for Your Exam.” If you are in need of a date/time not available, you are welcome to contact us directly so we can arrange a time for you. Please allow at least 5 business days for each proctor request. We will need to get in contact with the instructor/institution to request the following information:
This information will need to be sent directly from your instructor to: testingcenter@ccga.edu.
Make-up exams are exams you missed during your regularly scheduled class. Some instructors allow students to make up missed exams in the Testing Center. Check with your instructor to see if this option is available for your class.
Be sure to prepare for each exam by reviewing your assigned coursework, completing class assignments, and studying the textbook.
Make-up exams are for anyone that missed an exam that was scheduled to be taken in class where the instructor now allows make-up testing.
Please make sure your instructor has informed the Testing Center of any materials you are allowed to use during the exam. If we have not received this information, we may need to contact your instructor or school for verification.
Please bring only your valid photo ID to the Testing Center. After you pay and register for a proctored exam, the Testing Center will contact you with further instructions. We will also email your instructor to verify which materials, if any, are approved for use during your exam. Before your scheduled testing date, you will receive a confirmation email to let you know that we have received everything needed and that you are ready to test.
The 海角社区 charges a $30 proctoring fee for each exam. Please pay the fee at the Bursar’s Office, located in the Andrews Center, on the day of your exam before arriving at the Testing Center.
You can check the “Register for Your Exam” section to view available dates and times for proctored exams. If you need a different time, feel free to contact us directly to schedule an appointment that works best for you.
Please contact us at least 5 business days before your exam due date to allow enough time for us to receive your exam materials and any required instructions.
The HESI A2 is the admissions exam required for the nursing program and was previously the TEAS exam.
The 海角社区 offers HESI A2 testing in the following subject areas:
If you are applying to a nursing program at another university, please check with that institution to confirm which section of the HESI A2 you are required to complete.
The HESI A2 exam takes approximately four hours to complete. Students are allowed two attempts per calendar year, with at least 30 calendar days between attempts. You may choose to take individual sections or the entire exam, and your highest score will be retained. Please note that each attempt costs $70.
HESI A2 scores are valid for up to three years.
For more information about the HESI A2 exam, please watch the video .
The exam fee is $70 and must be paid at the Bursar’s Office, located in the Andrews Center. Payment can be made in person or by calling 912-279-5746.
You may upload a copy of your payment receipt when registering online or bring it with you on the day of your exam.
Personal items are not permitted in the testing room. Prohibited items include hats, backpacks, purses, sunglasses, cell phones, iPads/tablets, personal computers, watches, Fitbit devices, and other similar items.
Lockers are available to store personal belongings during your exam. Please plan to secure any prohibited items before entering the testing room.
Scratch paper, pencils, and calculators will be provided by the Testing Center, if needed. All provided materials must be returned at the end of the exam.
You will receive a confirmation email 24-48 hours before your scheduled exam with additional information about our location and reminders about what to bring on test day.
*Please make sure to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to start time.*
Click the link to see the full list of credit accepted by the 海角社区:
This list includes the following categories: Business, Composition and Literature, History and Social Sciences, Science and Mathematics, and World Languages.
CLEP offers exams to help students satisfy prerequisites for degree programs with just one exam per subject. No class meeting, no homework and no projects. All that one must do is study, apply, pay, and take the exam. Students are allowed to take up to 20-hours of credits by examination. Please note that these 20-hours are inclusive of any AP credits awarded. In addition, if you registered or took a class you are not allowed to take the CLEP exam. You can visit听听website to search for the 海角社区 Institution Policies concerning approved courses.
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The only method to ensure success is to study. To assist in preparation, the Testing Center has the CLEP Official Study Guide, 28th edition for you to view at our facility. This study guide cannot leave our testing facility. You can review the study guide in our waiting area but must return it before departing the testing center. Additional resources can be purchased for download from听 website. Study guides can be purchased in textbook format or downloaded. However, the CollegeBoard website is not the only source for study materials. Many successful test takers have reported using听,听,听, or听听study guides to help them prepare.
Anyone can take the CLEP exam to earn college credits. Make sure to study and prepare before taking the exam. Check with your academic advisor to see if this is an option for you and if you can get credits (3 or more) from taking it.
You will need to go to the听 website to register to take an exam and receive a voucher code. The exam costs $97 (updated in September 2026), and there is also a $15 administration fee that must be paid at the Bursar’s Office. The receipt should be brought with you the day of your exam.
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The best way to contact the Testing Center is by emailing testingcenter@ccga.edu.
You can also call 912-279-5955 and leave a voicemail, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Testing by appointment only.
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