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Welcome to the Motlow Testing Center

The Motlow Testing Center is committed to providing candidates with various virtual and in-person testing options. Comprehensive and accessible testing services are provided in a distraction-free environment by appointment.

Please review the Testing Center policies and any policies specific to your test sponsor before scheduling an appointment. Candidates are advised to arrive 15 minutes before the appointment. Candidates must have a valid photo ID for the test. Testing fees are non-refundable. We do not offer walk-in services for testing.

Contact Information

Moore County, McMinnville, Fayetteville, or Smyrna:

Sparta

Exams and Tests Offered

About the ACCUPLACER

The ACCUPLACER is a placement test that assesses students' level of skill and readiness for collegiate courses. The test is used as part of the admissions process to determine your level of college readiness in English, Reading, and Math. The test is computerized, multiple-choice, and not timed. The test is not a pass or fail test.

Responses to each question drive the next question's difficulty level, so it's important to give each question as much thought as possible before selecting an answer. The ACCUPLACER is scored on a scale of 200 - 300. A score of 250 or higher is needed in any subject area for college level placement. Scores falling below 250 will demonstrate learning support placement

The ACCUPLACER test is not required for college placement. Multiple factors such as ACT scores, high school transcripts or transfer college credits can be used by the college admissions office to determine your placement in college coursework. 

The ACCUPLACER can be taken to challenge Learning Support course placement. To learn more about Learning Support placement, please visit the College Catalog.

If you have attempted a Learning Support class or earned Learning Support credits in Reading, Writing, or Math, please do not schedule an ACCUPLACER test associated with those attempted or completed courses. If you have any questions about taking the ACCUPLACER with earned college credits or attempted college credits, please contact the Testing Center at 931-393-1763.

Study Guide

Taking the ACCUPLACER Exam in Person

Appointments are available throughout the year at our campus testing rooms. Please choose one of the campus locations below to schedule an appointment for in-person testing:

About the ACCUPLACER

The ACCUPLACER is a placement test that assesses students' level of skill and readiness for collegiate courses. The test is used as part of the admissions process to determine your level of college readiness in English, Reading, and Math. The test is computerized, multiple-choice, and not timed. The test is not a pass or fail test.

Responses to each question drive the next question's difficulty level, so it's important to give each question as much thought as possible before selecting an answer. The ACCUPLACER is scored on a scale of 200 - 300. A score of 250 or higher is needed in any subject area for college level placement. Scores falling below 250 will demonstrate learning support placement

The ACCUPLACER test is not required for college placement. Multiple factors such as ACT scores, high school transcripts or transfer college credits can be used by the college admissions office to determine your placement in college coursework. 

The ACCUPLACER can be taken to challenge Learning Support course placement. To learn more about Learning Support placement, please visit the

If you have attempted a Learning Support class or earned Learning Support credits in Reading, Writing, or Math, please do not schedule an ACCUPLACER test associated with those attempted or completed courses. If you have any questions about taking the ACCUPLACER with earned college credits or attempted college credits, please contact the Testing Center at 931-393-1763.

College Catalog.

Study Guide

Remote Online ACCUPLACER Exam

The Testing Center is offering a remote ACCUPLACER test that you can take at home. The test is proctored online through ProctorU. ProctorU charges an online proctoring service of $25 when you schedule your appointment.

The ACCUPLACER test is not required for college placement. Multiple factors such as ACT scores, high school transcripts or transfer college credits can be used by the college admissions office to determine your placement in college coursework. 

Important Information About Testing with ProctorU

  • Cost: $25 payable online when scheduling your appointment with ProctorU
  • Desktop computer or laptop required: tablets and Chromebooks are not supported
  • A working webcam, microphone, and speakers is required
  • Internet speed must be at least 2 Mbps upload and download
  • Browser: Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, or Safari. Please disable your pop-up blocker
  • Operating System: Windows 7 or later, Mac OS 10.8 or later
  • ProctorU Questions:  1-855-772-8678

Taking the Remote Online ACCUPLACER Exam

Please complete the form below to request an appointment to take the remote online ACCUPLACER exam with ProctorU. You will receive details within 36 hours.

Appointments are available based on availability and it is best practice to schedule an appointment as soon as possible after you receive information from the testing center.

Sections of ACCUPLACER you wish to take with Examity®. Please check all that apply **
Have you enrolled in Learning Support classes at Motlow or another college?
 

ACT On-Campus Requirements

Anyone wishing to take the ACT On-Campus Test must have a Motlow Application for admission on file.

Schedule an appointment to take the test

Important Information

Candidates must arrive 15 minutes early. Tests are administered in Clayton-Glass Library on the second floor, Room 201 at the Moore County (Tullahoma) Campus.
 
As a Testing Center, Motlow administers the complete On-Campus ACT assessment several times each year.

  • School Code 4003
  • ACT On-Campus (An assessment of college readiness - passing grades are required for most college acceptance)
  • Scores cannot be transferred to another college/university
  • If a student is 16 years of age or younger, it is recommended he/she completes the National ACT Test offered through their high school
  • All students taking the ACT On-Campus Test must have a Motlow admission application on file prior to taking the ACT On-Campus Test
  • If an applicant needs to request special accommodations for ACT On-Campus Testing, please contact Disability Services at 931-393-1765
  • If an applicant needs special accommodations or modifications for the ACT On-Campus test, please have your physician or doctor send a copy of your psychological or other pertinent records regarding your disability to the Office of Disability Student Services two weeks prior to the test date
  • If a student has taken the ACT On-Campus Test at another institution, the student must wait 60 days before retaking the test
  • The Testing Center will provide a calculator for the test. However, the student may bring a calculator. The following calculators are prohibited: CFX-9970G, CRX-9970GE, Algebra fx 2.0, TI-89, TI-92, HP_40G, and HP49G
  • A driver's license, passport, school picture ID card, or other picture identification is required
  • Applicants will receive a confirmation in their Motlow email account
  • Dual enrollment applicants are required to take all four sections of the test
  • Applicants will pay the $68.50 ACT On-Campus registration fee online during appointment registration
  • If a student is taking the ACT On-Campus test to enroll in the Joint, Dual, or Academically Talented/Gifted Enrollment Program and would like your ACT On-Campus Test results released to your high school counselor, the student must submit a written request to the Testing Center after the test
  • ACT is no longer enforcing a mask requirement. However, examinees are still strongly encouraged to bring and use a mask recommended by the CDC, but one is not required for entry into a test center. Please note, a specific location may still be subject to a state or local law, which you and your test center should still follow
  • ACT also recommends staying up to date on transmission levels in the area and plan to bring a mask accordingly. Examinees can use the CDC COVID-19 community level by county tool as a reference
  • ACT's updated policy does not intend to conflict with federal, state, or local laws, regulations, and ordinances

PLEASE NOTE: Scores for the Motlow ACT On-Campus Test cannot be transferred to another college. If a student plans to attend another college, he/she must take the National Test or take the test on the prospective college campus.

Test Preparation

Materials including books or software programs to aid in preparation for taking the ACT On-Campus Test may be purchased at the Motlow Bookstore, any public bookstore, or actstudent.org.

NATIONAL ACT TEST REQUIREMENTS

Students must take the National ACT Test to qualify for the Tennessee Lottery Scholarship. Motlow does not administer the National ACT Test. Visit act.org for information regarding the National ACT Test.

Schedule an Appointment

Students specializing in Business and Technology degree programs are required to take the Program Field Exit Exam in Business or Technology in addition to the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam. Students will receive an email notification regarding when to take the Business or Technology Program Field/Exit Exam. Typically, the exam will be taken during the student's last semester.

For more information, please contact the Business Education Curriculum Chair, Tracy Lee, at [email protected].

Please refer to the Challenge Examination Program Credit information in the college catalog to learn more about this program. Contact the curriculum chair in the academic department associated of the course to be challenged for credit. Contact information for curriculum chairs can be found in the Directory on the Motlow website. The final step is scheduling an exam appointment with the Testing Center.

After completing the online registration form, applicant will receive an email confirmation.

To register for an appointment, choose your campus:

CLEP TEST (IN-PERSON)

The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) helps you earn college credit for information you already know. Before you register for a CLEP exam, check with your academic advisor at your current institution to make sure the CLEP exam you wish to take is appropriate for your needs. All CLEP exams are administered on the Moore County Campus. The Moore County Testing Center sets exam administration schedules, registration dates, and deadlines.

Motlow State Community College does not award credit for all the CLEP exams. Test credit is applied according to the published policy when the credit is received and posted by TBR or the college. For updated information regarding this and all other important CLEP policies, please visit the Motlow Handbook section on CLEP.

CLEP EXAMINATION COURSE EQUIVALENT

CLEP Exams and their Motlow course equivalents

Please contact your advisor, admissions and records, or refer to the college catalog about course equivalents and CLEP credit.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

(You must register with College Board and complete the CLEP Registration Form for Motlow to take the test.)

  1. Review all CLEP information and Motlow State policies prior to scheduling an appointment
  2. Create a CLEP account and register with College Board to pay the CLEP exam fee through the MyAccount portal. Once you register, make sure to print your CLEP Exam Registration Ticket and be sure to present it on the day of your test. Certain exams have an optional essay. If you are taking the College Composition Modular CLEP for Motlow credit, a separate essay is required. The essay is subject to review and approval by the Motlow English faculty
  3. To reserve a seat for testing and schedule a specific date and time for your exam, you must complete the following: 
    • Create an account and register with College Board to pay the CLEP exam fee through the My Account portal
    • Register for a testing appointment (See Schedule an Appointment below) 
    • Submit a separate, non-refundable administration fee. The administration fee will be paid at the time of registration. The fee must be paid by either a credit or debit card.
  4. After completing the Motlow online CLEP Test registration and scheduling process, check your email for a CLEP Confirmation letter sent to your email. The CLEP Confirmation letter from Motlow and the College Board CLEP Exam Registration Ticket are required and must be presented on test day to be admitted to take the test
  5. If you require testing accommodations, contact the testing center by the deadline for submitting documentation and in advance of the test date to make the necessary arrangements. Please visit the College Board Website for more information

Preparation and Study Materials

HOW TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT FOR AN IN-PERSON TEST

  • The CLEP test is offered at the Moore County (Tullahoma) Campus/Tullahoma Campus. To schedule an appointment for in-person testing, please click on the link below.

Schedule an appointment to take the test

TAKE THE TEST

  • Arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time. Examinees arriving more than 15 minutes late may not be admitted and will forfeit any costs paid
  • You are required to bring two forms of identification. Your IDs cannot be expired and must be in the name in which you are registered to test
  • Primary ID: Must be a government-issued, non-expired photo ID. Acceptable documents include a driver license, passport, state-issued identification card, or military identification
  • Secondary ID: Must have a photo or signature, such as a Social Security Card, student ID, employee ID, or a debit/credit card in the examinee's name
  • Bring your CLEP Confirmation letter sent to your email
  • All transactions are non-refundable

RE-TEST POLICY

A CLEP examination may be repeated three months after the original test. Scores on tests repeated earlier than three months will be canceled, and test fees forfeited. The waiting period provides test-takers an opportunity to spend additional time preparing for the exam or the option of taking a classroom course.

RESULTS

You will receive an unofficial score report immediately upon completing your CLEP exam. However, the College Composition Modular with Essay for Motlow credit will be scored by the college's faculty. It may take 2-3 weeks after the test date for scoring. Test-takers will receive a letter by mail regarding test results. 

A score recipient (college or university) selected through the software on the day of the exam will receive one report free of charge after the test. If you do not select a score recipient, you will have to pay a $20 transcript fee for the service. Please visit the College Board Website for more information. Additional CLEP transcripts can be obtained for a $20.00 fee by contacting College Board/CLEP directly.

If you designate Motlow as the recipient of your official CLEP transcript, it will take approximately 4-6 weeks from the date of request through College Board/CLEP for the Motlow Admissions Office to receive and process your scores. Please contact the Motlow Admissions Office directly at [email protected] or 931-393-1520 if you need to check on receipt of an official CLEP transcript. The following is a list of the CLEP subject examinations. Opposite the examinations are accepted score, credit granted by Community Colleges, and equivalent TBR course using TBR Common Core Course Numbers. *If you are taking the College Composition Modular CLEP for Motlow credit, a separate essay is required. The essay is subject to review and approval by the Motlow English faculty. *Fee for optional essays - $10.

For more information, please call (931) 393-1763 or email [email protected]. 

CLEP Exams Are Now Available Through Remote Proctoring

At-home CLEP exams with remote proctoring are now available. Remote proctoring allows students to take an exam online in their home environment while a human proctor monitors them via video. At-home exams will be administered by Proctortrack, CLEP’s remote proctoring partner that specializes in verifying the identity of online test-takers while detecting and deterring academic misconduct. Proctortrack will serve as the sole provider of remote-proctored CLEP exams to ensure consistency in registration, scheduling, and administration in a secure online environment.

At-Home CLEP Exam Requirements

Eligibility

To be eligible for remote proctoring, students must be:  

  • 13 years old or older and located in the U.S. 

OR

  • DANTES-funded*

*Please note DANTES-funded candidates can register now for remote-proctored exams but won’t be able to schedule their at-home exam appointment until mid-May. If a DANTES-funded test taker needs to take their exam before mid-May, we recommend they schedule their exam with a CLEP test center. 
 
Want to know more about DANTES funded CLEP exams? Visit CLEP Military Benefits.

Equipment and Environment

Students taking the exam must have a PC computer or laptop (no Macs), an internal/external speaker and microphone, a camera, and, if taking notes during the exam, a white board with a dry erase marker or one transparent sheet protector with a dry erase marker. The test taker must also be alone in a private room. View the detailed list of requirements.

How to Sign Up

Students can take any of the 34 CLEP exams at home. At-home exams will contain the same questions, format, and timing as exams taken at a CLEP test center.

To register, log in to the CLEP My Account Registration Portal and follow the steps to sign up for a CLEP exam. When you reach the Preferred Test Center section, you can select at home with remote proctoring as your preferred test center and you will be charged a remote proctoring fee at checkout along with the CLEP exam fee.

If you need testing accommodations for your at-home exam, you must first receive approval from College Board to complete the exam registration. To submit a request for testing accommodations, students must complete the Student Eligibility Form.

After registration is complete, you will receive a confirmation email from CLEP with instructions on how to create an account and schedule your at-home exam appointment with Proctortrack.

To learn more, visit the At-Home CLEP Exams page.

Preparation and Study Materials

Re-Test Policy

A CLEP examination may be repeated three months or more after the original test. Scores on tests repeated earlier than three months will be canceled and test fees forfeited. The waiting period provides test-takers an opportunity to spend additional time preparing for the exam or the option of taking a classroom course.

Results

You will receive an unofficial score report immediately upon completion of your CLEP exam. However, the College Composition Modular with Essay for Motlow credit will be scored by the college's faculty. It may take 2-3 weeks after the test date for scoring. Test-takers will receive a letter by mail regarding test results. A score recipient (college or university) that is selected through the software on the day of the exam will receive one report free of charge after the test. If you do not select a score recipient, you will have to pay a $20 transcript fee for the service at a later date. Please visit the College Board Website for more information. Additional CLEP transcripts can be obtained for a $20.00 fee by contacting College Board/CLEP directly.

If you designate Motlow as the recipient of your official CLEP transcript, it will take approximately 4-6 weeks from the date of request through College Board/CLEP for the Motlow Admissions' Office to receive and process your scores. Please contact the Motlow Admissions' Office directly at [email protected] or 931-393-1520. if you need to check on receipt of an official CLEP transcript. The following is a list of the CLEP subject examinations. Opposite the examinations are accepted score, credit granted by Community Colleges and equivalent TBR course, using TBR Common Core Course Numbers. *If you are taking the College Composition Modular CLEP for Motlow credit, a separate essay is required. The essay is subject to review and approval by the Motlow English faculty. *Fee for optional essays - $10.

CLEP Examination Course Equivalent

Motlow accepts CLEP credit for specific course equivalents based on the score received with corresponding CLEP exams. Motlow does not grant credit based on the CLEP general examination. To determine CLEP exam credit Motlow accepts, please use the link below. 

CLEP Exams and their Motlow course equivalents

Please contact your advisor, admissions, and records, or refer to the college catalog about course equivalent and CLEP credit.

E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam for Graduates Formerly the ETS Proficiency Profile Exit Exam

Motlow State uses the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam as the General Education assessment for graduating sophomores. The E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam is a test based on college-level reading, writing, critical thinking, and mathematics designed to measure the academic skills developed through general education courses.

The Tennessee Board of Regents requires students graduating from Motlow State with a 2-year degree to take a general competency test.

Students graduating with a 1-year technical certificate are not required to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam. Candidates should contact their Student Success Advisor for the most up-to-date requirements for candidates graduating with a 1-year technical certificate.

It is recommended that students complete the test during the last semester before graduation. Students can take the test wherever they have access to a computer, including at home. The test does not require a proctor. Students are expected to follow exam guidelines and testing policies established by Motlow and E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam. Failure to complete the test and meet the graduation requirement may impact access to a diploma and transcript.

For more information, please call 931-393-1763 or email [email protected]. 

Exam Information

  • All students graduating with a 2-year degree are required to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam
  • Technical Certificate recipients are not required to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam
  • The E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam does not require a proctor. Students have the option to take the test remotely at home or by scheduling an appointment in the Testing Center
  • Results will not affect your graduation; however, candidates will not receive or may delay access to their diploma or transcript until the exam is completed
  • If candidates submitted an Intent to Graduate Form and changed their graduation date or transfer before graduating, please notify Admissions and Records
  • Candidates with high scores enhance the value of their diplomas
  • The exam is 45 minutes and consists of thirty-six multiple choice questions in mathematics, critical thinking, reading, and writing. Candidates should allocate enough time to work without interruptions. Once candidates start the test, candidates must finish the test
  • Candidates must use the Chrome Browser for the test. Please install the Chrome Browser before starting the test
  • Candidates must use the calculator embedded in the test for the Math questions
  • If candidates are unexpectedly disconnected while testing, they should attempt to log back in or e-mail [email protected] for technical support
  • Motlow’s evaluation and future funding are based on students' performance on the test
  • The test measures how well Motlow educates its students
  • Students seeking a Business Degree must take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam and the Business Major Field Exit Test
  • Specific questions regarding the Major Field Exit Exams should be submitted to the Dean or Curriculum Chair of the department associated with the degree program. Please refer to the Motlow Directory for contact information
  • Candidates who have earned one degree from Motlow and completed the ETS Proficiency Profile Exit Exam do not need to retake the test. Candidates should contact the Testing Center with the year the test was completed

Preparations and Study Materials

E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam does not provide study guides. The PDF file below contains sample questions to assist students with preparing for the test.

E-Proficiency Profile Sample Questions

Exam Results

The E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam results are available to view at the end of the test. Although the exam is not a pass/fail test, it is important for students to perform their best to support the decision making and performance funding of the college. 

Intent to Graduate Form

Students are encouraged to schedule an appointment for the test after receiving notification that the Intent to Graduate Form has been processed through the Admissions and Records Office. Completing the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam before the Intent to Graduate Form is processed may impact correct updates to students’ accounts, diplomas, and access to transcripts. Candidates should receive a notification after submitting the Intent to Graduate Form. If not, please contact Admissions and Records or a Student Success Advisor to ensure your form has been processed. Submission notification is required before scheduling an appointment to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam.

HOW TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO TAKE THE E-PROFICIENCY PROFILE (EPP) EXIT EXAM ON CAMPUS IN THE TESTING CENTER

Students who prefer to take the test on-campus at the Testing Center should schedule an appointment. Please click on a link below to schedule an appointment.

How to Take the EPP Proficiency Profile Exit Exam Virtual at Home

To access the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam, candidates must have a computer with internet connection.

If candidates do not have a computer with an internet connection, Motlow Library Services may have devices available for checkout that will launch the exam.

Please complete the information below and submit the form. The Testing Center staff will respond within thirty-six business hours and provide instructions for taking the exam at home. If you do not receive information within 36 hours, please resubmit the form or contact the Testing Center. 

Do you have access to a computer and internet connection to take the exam?*
Have you completed the Intent to Graduate?*
Have you received a notification that your Intent to Graduate has been processed?
When do you plan to graduate?*
 

Schedule an Appointment


Motlow is an authorized Testing Center for Pearson Vue. The EMT and NREMT are administered at the Moore County Testing Center.

EMT and NREMT candidates can register and schedule appointments online. All payments for exam fees are handled through Pearson Vue. Candidates are required to bring primary and secondary identification for the test.

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Is English your second language? Motlow is committed to your success.

We now offer the iTEP assessment. This tool allows us to meet you where you are and help you achieve your academic and career dreams. This assessment assists us in recommending the courses and services that best support the needs of students for whom English is not their first language.

The instructions for the iTEP are available in the top 10 most spoken languages in the United States. You can take the assessment on any Motlow campus. You can even take it remotely. To register for the iTEP, email [email protected]. 

Appointments for the test and a list of open dates are available online through RegisterBlast. After completing the online registration form, applicant will receive an email confirmation.

To register for an appointment, choose the campus where you want to take the exam:

Motlow Testing Center provides proctoring for Correspondence and Distance Education classes from other colleges. If you are taking a Correspondence or Distance Education course for another college, please contact your school first for approval to take the test at Motlow. There is a $28.50 fee which must be paid on the day of the scheduled test. Proctoring services are available on the following campus: Moore County, Fayetteville, Smyrna, and McMinnville

Schedule the test four to six week prior to the test deadline. Students must contact the Testing Center two business days before the appointment to ensure all necessary exam information has been received.

Appointments for the test and a list of open dates are available online through RegisterBlast. After completing the online registration form, applicant will receive an email confirmation.

To register for an appointment, choose the campus where you want to take the exam:

The TN eCampus (formerly RODP) is governed by the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR). TN eCampus classes are offered online through a student's home school. Some TN eCampus instructors prefer that their students take online exams in a secure testing environment. Motlow offers TN eCampus proctor testing services to any student enrolled in TN eCampus classes.

If you are enrolled in TN eCampus classes, you can schedule an appointment to have your test proctored at Motlow (even if you are not a Motlow student). There is no fee for TN eCampus proctored testing services at Motlow.

For more information about the TN eCampus program, please visit the TN eCampus website. 

Professor Submission

Please select “Sign in with School Credentials”.

Testing Center Information for Faculty

Additional Exams and Tests Offered

E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam for Graduates Formerly the ETS Proficiency Profile Exit Exam

Motlow State uses the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam as the General Education assessment for graduating sophomores. The E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam is a test based on college-level reading, writing, critical thinking, and mathematics designed to measure the academic skills developed through general education courses.

The Tennessee Board of Regents requires students graduating from Motlow State with a 2-year degree to take a general competency test.

Students graduating with a 1-year technical certificate are not required to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam. Candidates should contact their Student Success Advisor for the most up-to-date requirements for candidates graduating with a 1-year technical certificate.

It is recommended that students complete the test during the last semester before graduation. Students can take the test wherever they have access to a computer, including at home. The test does not require a proctor. Students are expected to follow exam guidelines and testing policies established by Motlow and E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam. Failure to complete the test and meet the graduation requirement may impact access to a diploma and transcript.

For more information, please call 931-393-1763 or email [email protected]. 

Exam Information

  • All students graduating with a 2-year degree are required to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam
  • Technical Certificate recipients are not required to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam
  • The E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam does not require a proctor. Students have the option to take the test remotely at home or by scheduling an appointment in the Testing Center
  • Results will not affect your graduation; however, candidates will not receive or may delay access to their diploma or transcript until the exam is completed
  • If candidates submitted an Intent to Graduate Form and changed their graduation date or transfer before graduating, please notify Admissions and Records
  • Candidates with high scores enhance the value of their diplomas
  • The exam is 45 minutes and consists of thirty-six multiple choice questions in mathematics, critical thinking, reading, and writing. Candidates should allocate enough time to work without interruptions. Once candidates start the test, candidates must finish the test
  • Candidates must use the Chrome Browser for the test. Please install the Chrome Browser before starting the test
  • Candidates must use the calculator embedded in the test for the Math questions
  • If candidates are unexpectedly disconnected while testing, they should attempt to log back in or e-mail [email protected] for technical support
  • Motlow’s evaluation and future funding are based on students' performance on the test
  • The test measures how well Motlow educates its students
  • Students seeking a Business Degree must take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam and the Business Major Field Exit Test
  • Specific questions regarding the Major Field Exit Exams should be submitted to the Dean or Curriculum Chair of the department associated with the degree program. Please refer to the Motlow Directory for contact information
  • Candidates who have earned one degree from Motlow and completed the ETS Proficiency Profile Exit Exam do not need to retake the test. Candidates should contact the Testing Center with the year the test was completed

Preparations and Study Materials

E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam does not provide study guides. The PDF file below contains sample questions to assist students with preparing for the test.

E-Proficiency Profile Sample Questions

Exam Results

The E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam results are available to view at the end of the test. Although the exam is not a pass/fail test, it is important for students to perform their best to support the decision making and performance funding of the college. 

Intent to Graduate Form

Students are encouraged to schedule an appointment for the test after receiving notification that the Intent to Graduate Form has been processed through the Admissions and Records Office. Completing the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam before the Intent to Graduate Form is processed may impact correct updates to students’ accounts, diplomas, and access to transcripts. Candidates should receive a notification after submitting the Intent to Graduate Form. If not, please contact Admissions and Records or a Student Success Advisor to ensure your form has been processed. Submission notification is required before scheduling an appointment to take the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam.

HOW TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT TO TAKE THE E-PROFICIENCY PROFILE (EPP) EXIT EXAM ON CAMPUS IN THE TESTING CENTER

Students who prefer to take the test on-campus at the Testing Center should schedule an appointment. Please click on a link below to schedule an appointment.

How to Take the EPP Proficiency Profile Exit Exam Virtual at Home

To access the E-Proficiency Profile (EPP) Exit Exam, candidates must have a computer with internet connection.

If candidates do not have a computer with an internet connection, Motlow Library Services may have devices available for checkout that will launch the exam.

Please complete the information below and submit the form. The Testing Center staff will respond within thirty-six business hours and provide instructions for taking the exam at home. If you do not receive information within 36 hours, please resubmit the form or contact the Testing Center. 

Appointments for the test and a list of open dates are available online through RegisterBlast. After completing the online registration form, applicant will receive an email confirmation.

To register for an appointment, choose the campus where you want to take the exam:

The Testing Center administers Makeup tests by appointment only. Students are required to have approval from the instructor before scheduling an appointment for a Makeup Test. Students must log in on their MyMotlow account to schedule an appointment. Makeup tests are available on the following campuses: Moore, Fayetteville, McMinnville and Smyrna. If you have questions, please feel free to contact the Testing Services at 931-393-1763 or email [email protected].

Steps to Schedule an Appointment

  • Select a test from the Exams and Tests Offered menu
  • Select the campus where you want to take the test
  • Select a group from the drop-down menu “Choose a Group”
  • Choose an Exam
  • Click the select an available date for the exam from the calendar
  • Click the “choose a time”
  • Complete the personal information 
  • Read the Exam Guideline Acknowledgment in the scroll box
  • Check the box under the scroll box
  • Complete the any needed information
  • Click Add to cart
  • If you need to add another exam, click
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  • If you have completed all necessary registrations, click complete registration
  • Once you have clicked Complete Registration, your confirmation email will appear on the screen, you may print a copy of your records

  • Upon a successful transaction you will receive an immediate email confirmation receipt.  Please bring a copy of the receipt with you to the test

Testing Center Hours of Operation

Moore/Tullahoma Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 AM – 4:30 PM

Fayetteville, McMinnville, Smyrna, and Sparta Campuses' operational hours vary

Some appointments are subject to change.  Please check your email regularly for changes and updates.

  • Closed on weekends, holidays, when campus is closed for inclement weather or other emergencies
  • Walk-in appointments are available, during regular business hours and provided all conditions are met, professor has submitted the test, there is enough time to take the test, etc.
  • All appointments should be scheduled 48 hours before the desired test date

HISET and GED Transcripts and Diplomas

Candidates who wish to request duplicate copies of high school equivalency transcripts and diplomas (GED and HiSET) must contact DiplomaSender by calling 1-855-313-5799 or visiting the website at DiplomaSender.

Candidates who wish to take the HiSet or GED exams should contact their local Adult Education Center. Additional Information may be found at the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development or by calling 1-800-531-1515.

Requesting On-Campus Test Scores (Accuplacer, HESI, and ACT)

Failure to complete information on the request form may delay or prevent the request from being processed. It may take 5 to 10 business days to process the request.

Testing Transcript Request Form

Mission Statement

The Testing Center supports the mission of Motlow State Community College by providing assessments and tests that support, emphasize, and promote student success through enrollment, retention, and graduation initiatives.  

Trained and qualified test administrators provide services with the state-of-the-art technology by providing quality customer service and professionalism with the highest integrity to all stakeholders, academic programs, Tennessee Board of Regents’ institutions, testing agencies, and the communities in our eleven-county service area and beyond. As a member of the National College Testing Association, we adhere to their professional standards and practices as outlined in the NCTA Professional Standards and Guidelines.

 

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