04-18-2017, 09:34 AM
The proctor is actually RPNow - the difference is, with RPNow you can test literally anytime, 24/7, with no appointment. With Proctor U, you must have an appointment time set up in advance.
When you're ready, you'll be guided through the usual disclaimers/agreements (I won't cheat, I know they'll use my webcam to watch me, etc., etc.) and you'll download/run their software.
The few calculations are basic. I think there was a "which of these formulae is used to calculate...". It's 100 questions, so if you need a 59, you can get 41 wrong and still pass.
You'll rock it!
When you're ready, you'll be guided through the usual disclaimers/agreements (I won't cheat, I know they'll use my webcam to watch me, etc., etc.) and you'll download/run their software.
The few calculations are basic. I think there was a "which of these formulae is used to calculate...". It's 100 questions, so if you need a 59, you can get 41 wrong and still pass.
You'll rock it!
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