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Georgia requires your final exam to be proctored.  Schedule your proctored exam at least 2 weeks in advance. 

Things to know about the final:

• You have 2 attempts at the Final Exam. 
• The exam is designed to be taken in one sitting; 20 minutes of inactivity will cause the exam to be graded and will be considered a valid attempt.
• A score of 75% is considered passing.
• If you fail the exam, you must make the same proctoring arrangements to retake your exam.  
• If you do not receive a passing score after two attempts, you will need to repeat the course prior to attempting the exam again. 

You have three options to complete your proctored final exam. 

1. You may use a Disinterested Third Party. 
   • A proctor must be an unbiased third party who verifies the student’s identity and confirms that no outside help was given during the course or exam. The proctor must be at least 18 years old and cannot be a family member, someone with a financial interest in the student’s success, or a coworker who supervises or reports to the student. 
2. You may find a proctor using the NCTA website. You can choose a location and schedule your exam with a proctor that offers online proctoring from the list on the NCTA website.  Click the state of Georgia on the map to see available locations.
3. Use Kaplan's Virtual Classroom Proctoring. 
   • The fee is $29 per proctoring session.  You are only allowed one attempt per session.

@Tanya Tilton Do you know what students are allowed to have during the exam? Paper? Calculator?

@Qadashyah If you register for tomorrow's webinar, you will receive a recording of the webinar one week after the webinar. We typically have a RealXperts webinar every 3rd Wednesday of the month.

Check back to see the topic of our webinar for July.

Hi I wish I was able to attend tomorrow but I will be at work. Is there any other days or upcoming seminars?