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Accommodated Testing

All requests for accommodations (GRE, PRAXIS I & II, TOEFL--please contact ETS at 800-257-5123) must be approved prior to and in accordance with ETS policies and procedures. Complete documentation should be submitted with a letter of support from a medical doctor or other qualified professional stating the nature of the disability and accommodations requested. Obtain a copy of the bulletin of information for each test. For MAT or CLEP contact the University Testing Services at 910-962-7444. UNCW students should contact the Disability Services Office on campus 962-7245.

Some accommodations that may be provided include:

• extended testing time;
• writer/recorder;
• test reader;
• sign language interpreter.

• Select UNCW online courses are supported, but students in online course may still have to come to the University Learning Center for tutoring and/or attend the appropriate SI session.
• Students can receive an Online Consultation for any writing assignment.
• On a limited basis, the ULC provides tutoring for currently enrolled UNCW students for standardized exam preparation. Students who want help preparing for a standardized test must bring test-preparation materials with them to the tutoring session.
• On a limited basis, the ULC provides tutoring for currently enrolled UNCW students for standardized exam preparation. Students who want help preparing for a standardized test must bring test-preparation materials with them to the tutoring session.
• On a limited basis, the ULC provides tutoring for currently enrolled UNCW students for standardized exam preparation. Students who want help preparing for a standardized test must bring test-preparation materials with them to the tutoring session.
• On a limited basis, the ULC provides tutoring for currently enrolled UNCW students for standardized exam preparation. Students who want help preparing for a standardized test must bring test-preparation materials with them to the tutoring session.

UNCW Placement Testing

UNCW requires a math placement test and a foreign language placement test.  The math placement test is usually available during Orientation, and the results identify which math course(s) would be appropriate for you to take at UNCW. To learn more see math placement test, To see the math course required for different majors, see Math Course Guide

The foreign language placement test is available online through the UNCW Foreign Language Department. To view details about how the on-line foreign language placement test is administered see Foreign Language Placement Test.

See University College for more information.