Assessment Centre

The Assessment Centre requires 7 days notice for all test bookings. Late booking requests (any request under 7 days) will not be guaranteed. The Assessment Centre will not accept walk-ins (students with no confirmed appointment) on the day of the test.

Yes, students with disabilities who require test accommodations must first register with Accessible Learning Services. If you are a student with a disability, you may register by visiting the Accessible Learning Services website. Once your accommodation profile is sent to the Assessment Centre by...

Students who are in the ECE program at the Toronto Metropolitan University campus and require testing accommodations will write their tests in the Toronto Metropolitan University test centre. For more information, please visit Toronto Metropolitan University test centre website. If you are an ECE...

No. Only your Accessibility Consultant can make changes to your plan, based on the documents you have submitted to them. In order to see if an accommodation can be added or modified, you would have to speak with them. You can book the an appointments directly with your Accessibility Consultant or by...

The Assessment Centre staff will attempt to reach your professor by phone/email or (when possible) walk you to the classroom to ask the question directly. In cases where it is not possible to contact your professor, you should note your concern on the exam paper and the staff will document the...