Tests Offered
If you are interested in taking a test not currently offered, please contact the KSU Testing Center at 470-578-4800 or by email at ksutesting@kennesaw.edu. We continually review our tests offered and scheduling procedures to consistently meet the needs of our students, faculty, non-KSU students, and members of the surrounding community. Your valuable feedback is critical to our success.
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ACCUPLACER
ACCUPLACER is a comprehensive, computer-based exam used to evaluate students' skills in math, reading, and writing for the purpose of placement or job requirement.
Schedule your appointment and pay the test administration fee by clicking here.
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ATI TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills)
TEAS exam is a standardized test used to evaluate a candidate’s basic academic skills, such as reading, math, science, and English language usage. It is designed to assess whether a candidate has the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in a nursing or allied health program.
Scheule your appointment by visiting ATI’s website.
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Certiport
Dedicated to helping people succeed through certification. Certiport’s globally recognized credentials are aimed at enhancing individual productivity, marketability, and value.
Setting up your Certiport exam is a two step process:
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College Level Examination Program (CLEP®)
The College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP) helps you receive college credit for what you already know, for a fraction of the cost of a college course. Developed by the College Board, CLEP is the most widely accepted credit-by-examination program.
Beginning July 1, 2024 CLEP exam fee will increase to $95
Setting up your CLEP exam is a two step process:
- Step One: Register for and purchase your CLEP exam ($93 per exam) through College Board. Click here and follow the instructions on College Board's website.
- Step Two: After registering for your CLEP exam through College Board, schedule your exam at and pay your test administration fee, $30.00 per exam, by clicking here.
- On the day of your test, remember to bring your CLEP Exam Registration Ticket to the testing center.
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DANTES Subject Standardized Test (DSST)
DANTES Subject Standardized Test is an effective method to show evidence of prior learning. Prior Learning Assessments will help you accelerate your path to degree completion while saving you the time it takes to sit through a course as well as the additional dollars spent on tuition.
Setting up your DSST exam is a two step process:
- Step One: Schedule your exam and pay the test administration fee, $30.00 per exam, by clicking here.
- Step Two: After checking in at the testing center of your choice, you will pay for your DSST exam with a debit or credit card after signing into your assigned testing station.
Click here for more information about DSST exams.
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GACE®
The Georgia Assessments for the Certification of Educators® (GACE®) is Georgia’s state-approved educator certification assessment program. These computer-delivered assessments have been developed by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission (GaPSC) and Educational Testing Service (ETS).
The purpose of the GACE assessments is to help the GaPSC ensure that candidates have the knowledge and skills needed to perform the job of an educator in Georgia’s public schools.
Click here to learn more about GACE and to register for your exam.
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Kryterion
Provide test development platforms, delivery solutions, and psychometric services that help credentialing organizations thrive.
Visit Kryterion’s website here to purchase and schedule your appointment.
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Meazure Learning
Meazure Learning’s vision is to provide life-long learners across the globe the freedom to pursue their academic dreams and career aspirations safely, securely, and conveniently.
Visit Meazure Learning’s website to purchase and schedule your appointment here.
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NHA (National Healthcareer Association)
The National Healthcareer Association ‘s mission is to empower people to access a better future. NHA develops certifications that demonstrate both a proven level of knowledge and a relentless desire for real-world application.
EKG Technician
Medical Administrative Assistant
Medical Assistant
Phlebotomy TechnicianSetting up your NHA exam is a two-step process:
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Proctored Exams
For students from other colleges, the KSU Center will provide proctoring services at the request of your instructor. Students in need of this service should have their instructor complete a proctored exam request form, and return the form to the KSU Testing Center at least two weeks before the exam. Students can submit the form by emailing a signed, scanned document to ksutesting@kennesaw.edu, or by hand carrying the document to testing center staff member.
Non-KSU students will register for proctored exams, reserve a seat in the testing lab, and pay the proctoring fee by visiting the following link: click here. There is a $30.00 test administration fee for proctoring services.