ProctorU Virtual Testing

What is ProctorU Virtual Testing for Non-Delaware Residents

Testing via ProctorU for Non-Delaware Residents

All distance learning students who are not living in Delaware will take their UD Online exams via ProctorU.

Full-time, campus-based University of Delaware students take their exams at the UD Online Testing Center.

Frequently Asked Questions

ProctorU Virtual Testing

ProctorU is a live, online proctoring service that lets you take exams from home using a webcam and microphone. UD assigns students to use ProctorU under certain criteria.

You’ll need:

  • A working computer (Windows XP or higher, or Mac OS X or higher) with webcam & mic. Chromebooks are not compatible.
  • Headphones or speakers.
  • Reliable high-speed internet (minimum ~768 Kbps down / 384 Kbps up).
  • Be able to allow remote access to your screen by the proctor.

Visit ProctorU to learn more about the technical requirements for remotely proctored exams.

  • Make an account on ProctorU if you haven’t already. Schedule the exam at least 72 hours in advance. Use a private, secure location for the exam (no one else present). Libraries or coffee shops are not allowed. Have a government-issued photo ID ready (driver’s license, passport, etc.). Turn off phones and remove distractions.

 No breaks are allowed. Cell phones must be turned off and put away. You must stay in a private area, and no one else can be in the room.

Test your equipment ahead of time. If abroad and facing internet issues, especially in certain countries, contact ProctorU. They may help you set up a proxy or workaround.

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