Taking the A&P I Assessment Test Outside the ACC District

If you live outside the Austin area or outside the ACC service district, you may request to take the A&P I Assessment Test at an approved testing center. This test must be completed in person at a proctoring site such as a college, university, or public library that offers test proctoring services.

Please do not submit a request if you plan to test at an ACC campus — those requests will not be processed.

To view locations and hours for ACC Assessment/Testing Centers, please click here.

How to Request a Non-ACC Proctoring Site

To request an outside testing site, complete the A&P I Proctor Request Form. Before filling out the form, please identify a testing location near you and gather the following details:

• Name of the test center (college, university, or public library)
• A contact name and email address
• Website link for the test center

Once your form is submitted, the Biology Department will verify the testing site and follow up with next steps.

Please do not schedule your test until the site is approved.

After Your Site Is Approved

Once you’ve received approval from the department:

1. Schedule your exam directly with the approved test center.
2. Email [email protected] with:
   • Your ACCeID
   • Your scheduled test date and time
   • A copy of your ACC receipt for the $10 assessment fee

After that, we’ll send your exam to the approved testing center before your test date.

Important Notes

• Your test will be graded within 1 – 2 business days. Your score will be sent to your ACC student email.
• If you pass, you’ll be added to the registration permission list for BIOL 2401.

If you’re unable to make testing arrangements, you should plan to enroll in the paired BIOL 1308/2401 course instead, which does not require the A&P I Assessment Test.

Otherwise, students should reach out to an academic advisor to find a different course on their degree plan for the upcoming semester. You can connect with an advisor here:
https://students.austincc.edu/advising/

Questions?

We’re here to help.

Email: [email protected]