Elizabeth J. Fallon Learning Resource Center (LRC)
Testing Services
Mat-Su College offers a variety of testing services in the Learning Resource Center.
Click any of these headings for details about the exam.
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CLEP
The College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP) provides students of any age with the opportunity to demonstrate college-level achievement through a program of exams in undergraduate college courses. In order to have scores sent to UAA or MSC, students should talk with academic advisors to make sure the university accepts the desired exam score and the exam is appropriate for students’ degree programs.
Look up the list of CLEP exams accepted at UAA/MSC. Visit the CLEP website for more information.
All examinees must create an account at the CLEP website in order to pay the CLEP test fee and register for exams. The registration will generate a ticket ID which will be required to access the computer exam on the test day. An additional proctoring fee of $33 is charged by MSC and is payable through the appointment scheduler or in Campus Cache (JKB 109).
Examinees also need to make an appointment through the Mat-Su College test scheduler and should note that the appointment scheduler requires 24 hours between registering and taking the test.
Some tests have additional paper essays that must be ordered 2 weeks in advance. The order fee is $10. Contact a proctor at the LRC (907-745-9713) to order the test.
On the test day, the proctor will ask to see a government-issued photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport) and the fee receipt. For more information, call (907) 745-9713 or email matsutesting@alaska.edu.
Those taking language tests should bring personal headsets or arrange to check them out from the Okeson Library.
Please note that children may not be in the tutoring or testing rooms and may not be left unattended anywhere on campus.
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DSST
DSST (DANTES Subject Standardized Tests) is a nationally recognized testing program that provides students the opportunity to receive college credit for learning acquired outside the traditional college classroom. College credits are available in many subjects. The exams are computer-based. A fee is payable by credit card to DSST at the time of testing. An additional proctoring fee of $33 will be charged by Mat-Su College and is payable in Campus Cache or through the appointment scheduler.
Many students save time and money by taking DSST exams to gain college credit for what they already know, whether it was learned by independent study, advanced high school courses, professional development, or occupational skills. Taking DSST exams can provide students the opportunity to satisfy prerequisite courses and move into advanced courses.Students should talk with academic advisors to make sure the university accepts the desired exam score and the exam is appropriate for students’ degree programs. View a list of DSST tests and scores accepted at UAA and MSC (PDF).
Each first time test candidate will be required to create a username and password at the time of testing. Test candidates who have tested previously must use their established login information.
In order to have scores sent to a particular institution, all testers must know the institutional code before testing. To find this information, go to GetCollegeCredit.com.
Learn about practice tests or tests for military members by visiting the DSST website.
Test candidates should note that the Mat-Su College test scheduler requires 24 hours between registering and taking the test. For more information from MSC Learning Resource Center, call (907) 745-9713 or email matsutesting@alaska.edu.
Please note that children may not be in the tutoring or testing rooms and may not be left unattended anywhere on campus.
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Mat-Su College
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) offers retesting and make-up testing services for MSC classes. Students should note that they need to make testing appointments (link) at least 24 hours in advance to ensure their testing times. Computers in the LRC are available for scheduling test appointments. Students must also arrange with their professors to have tests sent to the LRC.
Each student is required to show a photo ID to the proctor prior to testing. Lockers are available for storing personal belongings during testing sessions.
Students with disability accommodations may reserve private rooms for testing. Rooms C and D in the Learning Resource Center have scheduled hours for this purpose.
Please note that children may not be in the tutoring or testing rooms and may not be left unattended anywhere on campus.
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Distance Education and General Testing
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) offers proctoring services for students attending classes at UAA, UAF and UAS as well as for test candidates from other universities, schools, and organizations. In order for the LRC to receive tests, test candidates must arrange for their distance education departments, professors, or organizations to send tests to the LRC. Some distance education programs require students to submit a proctor form online. These forms should be submitted to the distance education program early in the semester to allow timely processing of tests. The following information may be required by the test originator:
Janna Bare, Manager Mat-Su College Learning Resource Center 8295 E College Dr, Palmer, Alaska 99645 Phone: (907) 745-9713 Email: matsutesting@alaska.eduOn test day, each test candidate is required to show a photo ID to the proctor prior to testing. Lockers are available for storing personal belongings during testing sessions.
Proctor fees are charged for tests originating outside the University of Alaska.
When making appointments, test candidates should note that the Mat-Su College test scheduler requires 24 hours between registering and taking the test.
Please note that children may not be in the tutoring or testing rooms and may not be left unattended anywhere on campus.
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Tutoring Resources
- Math
- Writing Essays
- American Sign Language
Tutor schedules
FACULTY RESOURCES
Learning Resource Center Staff
Manager - Janna Bare
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CONTACT
Phone: 907-745-9772
Email: matsutesting@alaska.edu
Location: OLB 121
office Hours
M-W, F 8:30a-5:00p
R 8:30a-7:30p
Tutoring Hours
MSC tutor schedules change every semester. Find the latest schedules on the Tutoring page.