About FIU’s ACT On-Campus Testing 

ACT On-Campus Testing is conducted at FIU for students who are applying to FIU and are unable to take the ACT on a national test date. Test takers who do not intend to attend FIU are not allowed to take the ACT On-Campus at this institution.

FIU ACT On-Campus Test Dates At a Glance

Registration Procedures

1. Review all ACT On-Campus information and Center for Testing and Career Certification policies that follow. FIU strongly recommends that test takers go to the ACT website to obtain the most current information regarding ACT policies prior to completing the registration process.
2. To make accommodated testing arrangements, submit written documentation of a documented disability from the Disability Resource Center (DRC) at least two weeks prior to your scheduled test date. Visit the DRC website for more information at drc.fiu.edu.
3. Test-takers must register at least 48 hours before the intended test date.
4. Register for the FIU ACT On-Campus test.
5. After completing the registration process, check your email for the test registration confirmation sent to you by the registration software (RegisterBlast). The test registration confirmation is required and must be presented on the test day of your exam.
   
   

Test Day

• You must arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time. Test takers arriving late will not be admitted.
• At least one form of identification is required. Your identification must conform to ACT On-Campus acceptable use, identification policy. Review the ACT identification policy here: http://www.act.org/the-act/id
• Bring the test registration confirmation sent to your email by the registration software (RegisterBlast).
• You must bring and use your own calculator for the ACT Mathematics Test only. Review the ACT calculator policy here: http://www.act.org/calculator-policy.html
  
  

Re-Test Policy

You may not repeat ACT on-Campus testing within 60 days of your previous testing.

Scores

• No Student Reports or High School Reports are generated, and you may not request additional score reports for any other institution.
• Scores from FIU’s ACT On-Campus Testing are only valid at Florida International University and, cannot be transferred by transcript or other means to any other institution or agency.

AWS Certification helps learners build credibility and confidence by validating their cloud expertise with an industry-recognized credential and organizations identify skilled professionals to lead cloud initiatives using AWS.

AWS offer role-based certifications to validate expertise for those in Cloud Practitioner, Architect, Developer, and Operations roles, plus Specialty certifications to validate advanced skills in specific technical areas. View our learning paths to find training to help you build skills and prepare for AWS Certification.

Certifications offered:

• AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
• AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate
• AWS Certified SysOps Administrator - Associate
• AWS Certified Developer - Associate
• AWS Certified Data Engineer - Associate
• AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Professional
• AWS Certified DevOps Engineer - Professional
• AWS Certified Advanced Networking - Specialty
• AWS Certified Machine Learning - Specialty
• AWS Certified Security - Specialty

Register for Your Certification Exam

Registration & Scheduling

The candidate registers online at http://www.ase.com or by phone at 1-877-346-9327.

Once the candidate receives his/her registration confirmation, s/he will select a test center to schedule an appointment to take the test.

• The candidate will select a test center where s/he wishes to test.
• If the test center selected is a satellite site, the website will direct the candidate to contact the Satellite test center directly for scheduling instructions.
• The Satellite test center, when contacted, will arrange an appointment for the candidate based on the scheduled hours of operation the site maintains and the candidate’s ability to appear for the exam.

Payment - Test fees are paid to ASE prior to scheduling an exam.

Cancellations/ Reschedule - To change or cancel an appointment scheduled with a Satellite test enter, the candidate must contact the site directly.

Walk-ins – Walkins are not allowed

Retests - Details regarding ASE’s policy for retaking an exam are included on the candidate’s Registration Ticket. Advise the candidate to contact ASE at 1-800-390-6789 or contactus@ase.com or http://www.ase.com for assistance with questions.

Test Prep and Training – Official ASE practice tests are delivered online at https://www.ase.com/test-prep-and-training

Testing Accommodations

Testing Accommodations can only be fulfilled at AP&C test centers and are not available at Satellite test centers. Testing Accommodations must be pre-approved by ASE. Refer candidates requesting to schedule Testing Accommodations to 1-800-390-6789.

About ASE 

What Does ASE Do?
ASE promotes excellence in vehicle repair, service and parts distribution. Over a quarter of a million individuals hold ASE certifications. ASE Certified professionals work in every part of the transportation industry. 

Why Does ASE Exist?
ASE exists to protect the automotive service customer, shop owner and service professional. We test and certify automotive service professionals so that the shop owners and service customers can better gauge a technician’s level of expertise before contracting the technician’s services. We certify the service individual, so they can offer tangible proof of their technical knowledge. ASE Certified professionals mean peace of mind for auto service managers and customers.

How Does ASE Certification Work?
In addition to passing an ASE certification test, automotive technicians must have two years of on-the-job-training or one year of on-the-job-training and a two-year degree in automotive repair to qualify for certification.

The tests are challenging. Only two out of every three test takers pass on their first attempt. To remain ASE Certified, professionals must retest every five years to keep up with ever-advancing automotive technology.

Who Writes the ASE Certification Tests?
ASE Certification tests are written in workshops by panels of seasoned automotive industry professionals and executives, including working technicians, automobile manufacturers, aftermarket manufacturers, and educators – not by any single person at ASE.

Tests are segmented by sub-specialty such as automobile, medium/heavy truck, truck equipment, school bus, collision repair, and more. There are 52 tests each designed to discern the service individual’s knowledge of job-related skills.

ASE Statistics
Across the country, there are hundreds of thousands of auto professionals who are ASE Certified in dozens of specialty areas, including many professionals who are certified in multiple areas. LEARN MORE

Certifications

• Cars
• Collision Repair
• Medium- Heavy Truck

For more certifications please visit the ASE Tests or ASE Certifications webpages. 

FIU Exam Location

ASE exams are offered at the Center for Testing and Career Certification.

Florida International University

3000 NE 151 Street

Academic One Room 160

North Miami, Florida 33181

United States

Phone: 305-919-5927

Directions

Enter the Academic One building on the first floor. The testing center (Center for Testing and Career Certification) is located in Room 160 (Next door to Parking Sustainability & Transportation).

Parking

Metered parking spaces are available for guests throughout the University. You can pay with card/cash at the meter, or use the PayByPhone app.

Certiport certifications provide students and professionals with an industry-leading assessment of skills, knowledge, and understanding of their area of interest. Students who become certified will be better prepared for college and career success.   

• Adobe
• Agriscience and Technology Careers
• Apple
• Autodesk
• Cisco
• Critical Career Skills
• Entrepreneurship and Small Business
• IC3 Digital Literacy
• Information Technology Specialist  
• Intuit
• Health Sciences Careers
• Hospitality and Culinary Arts Careers
• Meta
• Microsoft
• Pearson Languages
• Project Management Institute (PMI)
• Unity

Important Registration and Payment Information   

1. Visit the Certiport website before your test day to create an account, choose an exam, and pay for the voucher. On the day of your exam, have your payment voucher available. 
2. After visiting the Certiport website, register to take a certification exam with the Center for Testing and Career Certification by clicking here.

Earn College Credits With CLEP

The College-Level Examination Program® or CLEP provides students of any age with the opportunity to demonstrate college-level achievement through a program of exams in undergraduate college courses. There are 2,900 colleges, including FIU, that grant credit and/or advanced standing for CLEP exams.

Appointments for the CLEP are available regularly throughout the semester. The cost of the examination is $137 (this includes a $95 testing fee and a $42 registration fee).

FIU does not offer the CLEP College Composition Modular exam. 

Register For An Exam

CLEP at FIU

Credit earned through the CLEP examination will reflect lower-division transfer credit. While CLEP credits may be used to fulfill requirements, they will NOT increase the total counting toward graduation if you already receive the maximum number of lower-division transfer credits allowed by your academic major. If you are a senior in your last 30 credits at FIU, you must discuss the transfer of CLEP credits with your academic department. 

To view FIU’s credit equivalency table, click here. 

Free CLEP-Prep Courses Available Online

A series of free, online, prep courses in select CLEP subjects is now available through the Modern States Education Alliance. These courses are taught by college professors and delivered online via the Modern States Website. All the courses are free, as are any required textbooks and other materials.

The CLEP-PREP courses are self-paced, and there are no prerequisites or restrictions on enrolling. Participants do not have to register for a CLEP exam, however, to earn college credit upon completion of the course, participants must take the corresponding exam and achieve a qualifying score (CLEP-notes, 2016). Always consult with your Academic Advisor prior to taking a CLEP exam.
A prep course for every CLEP exam is now available.

• Learn about CLEP
• Prepare for the CLEP and test for FREE with Modern States! 

CompTIA certification exams provide IT skills that are in great demand by employers. Candidates may use CompTIA’s certifications as a starting, middle, or endpoint on their IT career roadmap. Click here to view the menu of CompTIA certifications.

CompTIA Examination Process

1. Prepare to take the CompTIA certification.
2. Purchase an exam to receive a voucher number and exam code.
3. Schedule to take the exam using the voucher and code.
4. Arrive and take the exam at the designated testing center.
   
   

Fees and Methods of Payment

Current Florida International University students, faculty, and staff can benefit from our CompTIA Academy partner relationship by purchasing exam vouchers at a discounted price directly through CompTIA. At checkout, you must provide eligibility information that will be validated regarding yourself and the school you attend. The academic .edu email domain is no longer needed for verification in order to purchase the voucher at the discounted price.
Non-FIU students will need to purchase exam vouchers through CompTIA.

FIU Exam Location

CompTIA exams are offered at the Center for Testing and Career Certification:

Florida International University
11200 SW 8th Street
Green Library (GL) Room 120
Miami, Florida 33199
United States
Phone: 305-348-2441

Exam Scheduling

To create an account and to schedule an exam, visit Pearson VUE.

Picture Identification

I understand that I must bring a valid government or state-issued identification. The identification must be valid and current, must bear your full name, and must contain a photograph and signature.

Any individual who is seeking college credit for knowledge gained outside the traditional classroom can attempt DSST exams. In addition to the considerable cost savings realized by college students, adult learners, high school students, or military personnel, successfully completing DSST exams allow students to significantly accelerate their academic goals toward degree completion.

Get more information on DSST course equivalencies and credit-by-exam tables. 

Get more detailed information about the DSST program, including access to online practice exams. 

View DSST exam content outlines and sample questions.

Appointments for the DSST are available regularly throughout the semester. The cost of the examination is $130 (this includes a $100 DSST fee and a $30 testing center administrative fee). 

Active Duty and Veteran Military Members

DSST exams enable military personnel to advance their educational and academic goals even while in the service. At Florida International University, as a Fully Funded DSST Test Center, eligible military members and eligible spouses are able to have the Test Center sitting fee waived (first attempt only) for any of the given DSST exams.

Important Instructions Prior to Testing

1. Create an account with DSST by visiting the DSST website.
2. Identify the four-digit code for the college where you want your score to be sent. You will need it on the day that you take your exam.   
3. Register with the FIU Center for Testing and Career Certification

DSST Principles of Public Speaking Candidates

Candidates who are taking DSST Principles of Public Speaking please, contact the testing center office to complete the registration process.

• Biscayne Bay Campus bbctesting@fiu.edu | P: (305) 919-4043
• Modesto Maidique Campus testing@fiu.edu | P: (305) 343-2441

The Florida Certification Board (FCB) offers programs for health and human services professions. FCB certifies and ensures that professionals in the child welfare, mental health, and addiction fields meet current education, training, experience, and testing criteria.

Register to Take Exam at BBC

Directions to Biscayne Bay Campus (BBC)

Register to Take Exam at MMC

Directions to Modesto Maidique Campus (MMC)

Background

In 2017, the Florida Legislature amended section 1007.25, Florida Statutes, and introduced a new civic literacy requirement for all students graduating from a Florida public postsecondary institution. Beginning in the fall of 2018, students entering a Florida public postsecondary institution for the first time needed to demonstrate civic literacy by either taking a specific course or passing an assessment. The 2021 Legislature amended section 1007.25, Florida Statutes, and required students to complete both a course and an assessment from the approved list in Regulation 8.006. During 2024, the Board of Governors revised Regulation 8.006 to better align with the corresponding State Board of Education rule and recognize two new courses meeting the Civic Literacy requirement, AMH 2010 and AMS 2010. As a result of these changes, four cohorts of students are currently matriculating through Florida public postsecondary institutions subject to varying civic literacy competency requirements. Table 1 below outlines the civic literacy requirements based on the specified date of the academic term in which a student initially entered a State University System (SUS) or Florida College System (FCS) institution.

*It is the university’s discretion to determine the academic year.

Additionally, for Cohorts 3 and 4, approved accelerated mechanisms may meet the course and/or assessment requirement, and students who pass the Florida Civic Literacy Examination (FCLE) in high school are exempt from the postsecondary assessment requirement.

Meeting the Civic Literacy Requirement

All undergraduate degree-seeking students who enroll in a Florida public institution in fall 2018 and thereafter must demonstrate civic literacy competency.  Table 2 details which options meet the course and assessment requirements for each cohort of students.  Some options only satisfy the course or assessment requirement, while others may satisfy both.  

Credit received for courses in Board of Governors Regulation 8.006 (AMHX010, AMHX020, and POSX041) via credit-by-exam will count toward the course requirement.

• If the exam used as the basis of awarding credit is in Regulation 8.006 (e.g., AP and CLEP), the student would be considered as having met both the civic literacy competency course and the assessment requirement.
• If the exam used as the basis of awarding credit is not in regulation (e.g., AICE and IB), the student would be considered as having met only the course requirement. These students would need to be assessed using an assessment approved in the regulation.

Beginning with fall term 2024 and thereafter, any undergraduate degree-seeking student, regardless of their cohort, can use any of the approved options for Cohort 4 to satisfy civic literacy competency before graduation. 

*If completed fall 2024 or after

**If completed spring 2025 or after

Click here to learn more about the state of Florida's Civic Literacy Competency Graduation Requirements.

About the FCLE

The FCLE assesses students' civic literacy competency. The four domains and their competency areas include:

• Understanding of the basic principles and practices of American democracy and how they are applied in our republican form of government.
• An understanding of the United States Constitution and its application.
• Knowledge of the founding documents and how they have shaped the nature and functions of our institutions of self-government.
• An understanding of landmark Supreme Court cases, landmark legislation and landmark executive actions and their impact on law and society.

Preparing for an FCLE – In person test:

1. You must be available on the day and time of the scheduled appointment to take the test.
2. Lack of proper identification at the time of check-in will result in denial of admission to the test session.
3. The exam will begin once check-in has been completed. Excessively late arrivals may not be allowed to test and may be required to request a new appointment.
4. A valid, unexpired form of identification is required to be admitted for testing. Listed below are the acceptable forms of identification:

• Government-issued driver's license
• Government-issued photo identity cards 
• U.S. Military ID
• Government Issued Passport or Passport Card
• Naturalization card 
• Student ID

What will the test look like?

Practice tests and sample test materials are provided to enable users to become familiar with the functionality and item types that students will encounter in the Test Delivery System. Please use the instructions below to help navigate to a practice test session.

1. Navigate to the FCLE Website
2. Select (Sample Items).
3. Click the green "Sign in" button.
4. For "Student Grade Level" select "30" in the drop-down menu.
5. From the drop-down menu click “Sample Items”, once you’ve done that select the "Start Civics EOC Practice Test."
6. Choose your settings.
7. Click the Select" button.
8. Click the "Begin Test Now" button.

FCLE Review Materials

Register for an FCLE - In-person test

Appointments are required for testing. Click below to register and pay for your FCLE exam. By clicking on a campus location below you are also indicating that this is your campus of choice. 

Earn Foreign Language Credits with FLATS 

The Center for Testing and Career Certification (CTCC) has partnered with Brigham Young University (BYU) to offer online tests for many languages. You can earn foreign language credits in addition to satisfying your foreign language requirement by attaining a pass on any of the FLATS exams. To view the complete list of FLATS exams, click here. All tests have a listening, reading, and grammar component and cover the equivalent of the first three semesters of a given language. The tests are multiple-choice. All tests are on a pass/fail basis. Students are allowed two and a half hours to complete their tests. To view FIU’s credit equivalency table,  click here. 

The total cost of the FLATS exam is $115 separated into two easy steps: $50 fee payable to (BYU) FLATS, and $65 payable to Florida International University.

Step 1:

BYU Registration Instructions 

• Go to the Foreign Language Achievement Testing Service (FLATS) website. 
• Click on “Register for a Test”. 
• For “Current University” select "Florida International University."  
• For "Language to be Tested" select the desired language. 
  
  

For the FLATS IN-PERSON (Modesto Maidique Campus only), first enter the FIU proctor information listed below.

Name: Ira Pinera 
Department: Center for Testing and Career Certification 
Educational Institution: Florida International University 
Address: 11200 SW 8 Street, GL 120 
City, State Zipcode: Miami, FL 33199 
Phone: 305-348-2441 
Email: testing@fiu.edu 
Confirm Email: testing@fiu.edu 

For Sending Results to your School please input the following.

Name: Dwight Nimblett 
Department: Center for Testing and Career Certification 
University: Florida International University 
Address: 11200 SW 8 Street, GL 120 
City, State Zip: Miami, FL 33199 
Phone: 305-348-2441 
Email: testing@fiu.edu 

Should you need any further assistance with registering for the test, please contact BYU (FLATS) at (801) 422-3512.  

Step 2:

FIU Registration Instructions 

When BYU approves your request, they will send you an email that contains the confirmation number and password you will need in order to test. At this point, you MUST navigate to the Center for Testing and Career Certification's website and complete the following steps: 

1. Select Register for an exam on the website’s main menu.
2. Scroll down and select Modesto Maidique Campus under the "Schedule Your Exam" section.
3. Under ‘Choose group’ select FLATS.
4. Under ‘Choose your exam’ select FLATS Exam ($65 FIU administrative fee).
5. Choose a date and time for your exam.
6. Complete the registration process.

This FLATS exam administration will take place in person at the Modesto A. Maidique Campus, Green Library GL 120. 

Earn Foreign Language Credits with FLATS 

The Center for Testing and Career Certification (CTCC) has partnered with Brigham Young University (BYU) to offer online tests for many languages. You can earn foreign language credits in addition to satisfying your foreign language requirement by attaining a pass on any of the FLATS exams. To view the complete list of FLATS exams, click here. All tests have a listening, reading, and grammar component and cover the equivalent of the first three semesters of a given language. The tests are multiple-choice. All tests are on a pass/fail basis. Students are allowed two and a half hours to complete their tests. To view FIU’s credit equivalency table,  click here. 

The total cost of the FLATS exam is $115 separated into two easy steps: $50 fee payable to (BYU) FLATS, and $65 payable to Florida International University.

Step 1:

BYU Registration Instructions 

• Go to the Foreign Language Achievement Testing Service (FLATS) website. 
• Click on “Register for a Test”. 
• For “Current University” select "Florida International University."  
• For "Language to be Tested" select the desired language. 

For the FLATS IN-PERSON (Biscayne Bay Campus only), first, enter the FIU proctor information listed below.

Name: Sinclair Daly 
Department: Center for Testing and Career Certification 
Educational Institution: Florida International University 
Address: 3000 N.E. 151 Street, AC1 160 
City, State Zipcode: North Miami, FL 33181 
Phone: 305-919-4043
Email: bbctesting@fiu.edu 
Confirm Email: bbctesting@fiu.edu 

For Sending Results to your School please input the following.

Name: Dwight Nimblett 
Department: Center for Testing and Career Certification 
University: Florida International University 
Address: 3000 N.E. 151 Street, AC1 160 
City, State Zip: North Miami, FL 33181 
Phone: 305-919-4043 
Email: bbctesting@fiu.edu 

Should you need any further assistance with registering for the test, please contact BYU (FLATS) at (801) 422-3512.  

Step 2:

FIU Registration Instructions 

When BYU approves your request, they will send you an email that contains the confirmation number and password you will need in order to test. At this point, you MUST navigate to the Center for Testing and Career Certification's website and complete the following steps: 

1. Select Register for an exam on the website’s main menu.
2. Scroll down and select Biscayne Bay Campus under the "Schedule Your Exam" section.
3. Under ‘Choose group’ select FLATS.
4. Under ‘Choose your exam’ select FLATS Exam ($65 FIU administrative fee).
5. Choose a date and time for your exam.
6. Complete the registration process.

This FLATS exam administration will take place in person at the Biscayne Bay Campus, Academic One AC1 160.

The Florida Teacher Certification Examinations/Florida Educational Leadership Examination (FTCE/FELE) program allows Florida’s prospective educators to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in the areas of general knowledge, professional education competence, educational leadership, and/or subject area knowledge. FIU students, please visit the FTCE-FELE Pearson site for more information.

FIU Exam Location 

FTCE/FELE exams are offered at the MMC Center for Testing and Career Certification: 

Florida International University 
11200 SW 8th Street 
Green Library (GL)  Room 120 
Miami, Florida 33199 
United States 
Phone: 305-348-2116

Picture Identification 
 
I understand that I must bring a valid government or state-issued identification. The identification must be valid and current, must bear your full name, and must contain a photograph and signature. 

Gainesville Independent Testing Service (GITS) is a provider of licensing and certification examinations for regulatory agencies (municipal/county government), trade organizations, and various industries.

In-person GITS exams are available at the Biscayne Bay Campus. For information regarding scheduling a GITS exam please email gitsllc@gitsllc.net or call 1-800-997-2129.

The GMAT exam helps business school candidates stand out during the admissions process.

Schools know that candidates who take the GMAT exam are serious about earning a graduate business degree. They also know it's a proven predictor of a student's ability to succeed.

To register for the GMAT exam, click here.

The International Information System Security Certification Consortium, or ISC2, is a non-profit organization which specializes in training and certifications for cybersecurity professionals. It has been described as the "world's largest IT security organization."

Certifications offered:

• *CC – Certified in Cybersecurity (FREE TRAINING: LIMITED TIME)
• CCSP – Certified Cloud Security Professional
• CISSP – Certified Information Systems Security Professional
• CGRC – Governance, Risk and Compliance Certification
• ISSAP – Information Systems Security Architecture Professional
• ISSEP – Information Systems Security Engineering Professional
• ISSMP – Information Systems Security Management Professional
• SSCP – Systems Security Certified Practitioner

Register for Your Certification Exam

* FREE Cybersecurity Training and Exam! Now for a Limited Time:

As part of ISC2's commitment to help close the cybersecurity workforce gap, their new global initiative, One Million Certified in Cybersecurity, is providing free Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) online self-paced training and exams to one million people around the world.
Take the first step to a rewarding career with CC from ISC2. Click on the link below to register for the free exam.

Free Exams and Training

Meazure Learning offers end-to-end solutions with concierge-level service and creates, administers, proctors, and analyzes examinations for higher education and certification. The software and human knowledge test owners and test takers require to improve performance outcomes, accomplish goals, and conserve precious resources are also available to them. For more details, candidates should go to https://www.meazurelearning.com.

Visit https://www.meazurelearning.com/candidate-services to register and schedule with Meazure Learning.

The National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) serves as the certification authority for occupational therapy professionals in the U.S. All 50 states, along with Washington, D.C., Guam, and Puerto Rico, mandate NBCOT certification for state occupational therapy licensure.

NBCOT's certification exams aim to safeguard public interest by ensuring that only qualified candidates with essential occupational therapy knowledge are certified. The Occupational Therapist Registered (OTR®) and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA®) exams assess the entry-level competence of individuals who meet the certification requirements.

Exam Information

Learn more about eligibility, requirements, policies, processes, the code of conduct, and more in our online handbook that guides you through the application process.

Testing Accommodations

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), NBCOT provides reasonable and appropriate testing accommodations (TA) for exam applicants with documented disabilities, as defined by the ADA, who are eligible to take the OTR or COTA exam.

Testing accommodations information »

Scheduling Your Exam

Once your exam application is approved, you will receive an Authorization to Test (ATT) letter by email and in your MyNBCOT account. This letter authorizes you to take the certification exam and provides instructions on how to schedule. It also provides information on the IDs that you need to bring to verify your identity at the test center. Some candidates with testing accommodations may have specific scheduling instructions. Please refer to your ATT letter for details on how to schedule with testing accommodations.

National Testing Network directly contracts with public safety departments across the country to test candidates for jobs. Once a candidate completes this simple process, information and test scores will be sent directly to each public safety department.

Examsoffered:

Corrections – REACT
Emergency Communications – ECOMM 
Firefighter – FireTEAM 
Juvenile Corrections – IMPACT 
Law Enforcement – Frontline National 
Transit Operator - START

Click on the link below to register for the exam.

https://nationaltestingnetwork.com/publicsafetyjobs/index.cfm

Prov offers an advanced online assessment platform including secured electronic test delivery, online exams, paper-pencil exams, and examination services that focus on the delivery of occupational licensing and certifications.

Test candidates are required to provide valid government or state-issued identification. The identification must be current, bear your full name, and signature, and contain a photograph with your likeness.

In-person Prov exams are available at the Biscayne Bay campus. For information regarding scheduling a Prov exam, visit www.provexam.com or call 866.720.7768

The SAT is designed to assess a student’s academic readiness for college. Most colleges and institutions base their admissions decisions on the SAT entrance exam. The College Board developed and delivers the SAT, a multiple-choice test that is presently administered on paper and pencil. The SAT will transition to digital administration in the month of March 2024.

View general information about the SAT  as well as resources for test preparation.

Test of Essential Academic Skills

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is a multiple-choice scholastic aptitude assessment used to measure entry-level skills and abilities of potential nursing program students. It is a four-part exam consisting of the following areas:

• Reading Comprehension
• Mathematics
• Science
• English Skills

The TEAS is offered on a computer at various times during the semester. A $120 test fee is required upon registration.

View TEAS review materials.

Register for the TEAS