Test Library Policy Pop Up Quiz

True or False: You can ask a friend to check out a test for you.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

1. When checking out a test you must do so in your own handwriting, in the presence of the graduate assistant. Do not ask a colleague or the test room assistant to sign the card for you.

True or False: First-year students can take their comprehensive exams regardless of whether they have a test signed out.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

1. First-year students will not be permitted to sit for the comprehensive exams until all tests they have signed out are returned or replaced

True or False: Your transcripts and grade reports will be withheld until payment for damaged tests are made.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

1. You will be billed for those tests which are not returned or are damaged beyond reasonable wear. Costs of many tests can range between $400 and $800, so it is best to take care of the tests in your possession. Transcripts and grade reports will be held until payment is received.

You recently took out the WJ IV from the testing library. While using it at home, you realize that your dog chewed a significant piece of the easel. Who is responsible for the replacement?

• You

• Your dog

• Your faculty

• Alfred University

Jenny wants to take out a test, but doesn't have time to go to the library to pick it up. She requests that her colleague sign our the test for her. Should her colleague agree?

• Yes. There's no policy against another student or TA signing out a test for someone else.

• No, because when checking out a test, you must do so in your handwriting, while in the presence of the library graduate assistant, course TAs, or course instructor.

How long can a test kit be taken out on loan from the library?

• For as long as the borrower needs it

• Until the end of the semester in which they are used

• Until the end of the borrower's graduate training

Answer explanation

1. All tests must be returned to the test room and signed in before the end of the semester in which they are use.