CLEP

On the day of the test, the candidate reports to Corpus Christi Hall Room 124 and presents one form of valid and acceptable identification and their registration ticket. Acceptable forms of identification must: be government issued, be an original document (photocopied documents are not acceptable), be valid and current, display the test-taker’s full name exactly as it appears on the registration ticket, show a recent recognizable photograph, and include the test-taker’s signature. Acceptable forms of identification include: government-issued passport, driver’s license, State or Province ID, military ID, National ID, Tribal ID, a naturalization card or certificate of citizenship, or a permanent resident card. All eligible military personnel and eligible civilian employees of the United State military MUST present a current military photo identification card in order to receive DANTES funding. Each exam, with the exception of College Composition, is 90 minutes long and is made-up primarily of multiple-choice questions. The College Composition exam is 120 minutes and includes a 50-minute multiple choice section and two mandatory online essays that students must respond to in 70 minutes. (Please note that this institution does not grant credit for this exam). A candidate is given an additional 90 minutes for any written essay portion of an exam, with the exception of the College Composition Modular (CCM) exam. The essay for the CCM Exam is 70 minutes. Exam descriptions can be found at http://clep.collegeboard.org/exam. Scoring is immediate for the computerized-portion of the exam, except the College Composition exam. An examinee will be issued a preliminary score report. A transcript will be sent by CLEP to one institution in approximately five to seven business days as part of the fee.