You can now take CLEP at home!

[rbat2021]

Oh Snap! That is just not going to go too well, ProctorTrack is the company with the huge data breach from last year... I would have asked for RPNow instead.  I wonder why it has to be a "real time" proctor, wouldn't a recording and a review of that recording an option?  If they had other options to select from, that would be much better... some can even pay a premium too, say an extra $5-$15 for proctor examinations.   Link: https://www.consumerreports.org/digital-...a-at-risk/

Wow this is terrible. I'm surprised there isn't a class action suit against this company. Every student's ID, video and any other personal information was leaked.

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Oh Snap! That is just not going to go too well, ProctorTrack is the company with the huge data breach from last year... I would have asked for RPNow instead.  I wonder why it has to be a "real time" proctor, wouldn't a recording and a review of that recording an option?  If they had other options to select from, that would be much better... some can even pay a premium too, say an extra $5-$15 for proctor examinations.   Link: https://www.consumerreports.org/digital-...a-at-risk/

That's no good! Yeah, I would much rather have RPNow than a live proctor. Even without the data breach.

I found this info on their website: https://clep.collegeboard.org/at-home-cl...egistering

"In addition to the CLEP exam fee, you'll be charged $30 for remote proctoring.

• If you have a voucher code, your exam fee will be covered, but you'll need to pay the remote proctoring fee with a credit card."
  

So it looks like the ModernStates vouchers should cover the CLEP exam fee but not the $30 remote proctoring fee.

You've always had to pay the proctoring fee out of pocket and then get reimbursed by ModernStates afterward. Even so, $30 isn't a bad price to pay for an exam. It's only slightly more than Saylor.

Nice. That's good to know. By the way, any insight into how difficult exams are via CLEP in comparison to Saylor and others?

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