Given the current health and safety restrictions related to COVID-19, PaCE offers
remote proctoring for the ATI TEAS exam, and many of the PearsonVUE/OnVUE exams, now
including the GED exams in English and Spanish. Registration and payments can be
made on the testing providers direct websites. If you are in need of proctoring for
another exam that we are not serving, you will need to contact the testing provider
directly, however, if you have any questions, please contact us at 760.636.7941 for
further assistance.
The TEAS exam is now being proctored remotely!
The first step in preparing to take the TEAS assessment is to create an ATI account,
go to www.atitesting.com. Follow these INSTRUCTIONS for creating an ATI account and registering to take the TEAS exam. Once we see your
name added to one of our rosters of students that have registered, we will send you
the next steps.
For students from other colleges and universities who need to take supervised exams,
as well as those needing professional licensure exams, we offer online as well as
conventional paper-and-pencil style assessments for the following partners:
Proctoring Hours
Regular Hours
Tuesday 9:00 a - 3:00 p
Wednesday 9:00 a - 3:00 p
Thursday 9:00 a - 3:00 p
Summer Hours
Tuesday 9:00 a - 3:00 p
Wednesday 9:00 a - 3:00 p
Thursday 9:00 a - 3:00 p
Proctoring Fees
- For distance learning proctored exams, proctor fee is $25 for the first 90 minutes,
and $15 each additional hour.
- Accuplacer, CLEP, DSST, ServSafe, and Omega proctor fees are $30.
- The fee is payable in the form of debit/credit/check or cash (if you bring cash, make
sure you bring the exact amount, as change is not available in our testing center).
TO HAVE AN EXAM PROCTORED:
- Provide your school with the Proctoring Information.
- Once we are approved by your school please ensure your test information has been sent
to us.
- After ensuring that your test information has been sent to the proctor, call (760)
636-7941 or email codpace@collegeofthedesert.edu to schedule an appointment.
Most institutions require specific information from testing centers.
Please see our Proctor Information above to provide to your institution.
Certain positions may require a typing certificate to demonstrate candidates meet
the minimum typing requirements for the position.
Most employers require that the certification is in the form of a certificate and
clearly states the following:
- Your full name
- Name of the issuing agency
- The date of your test
- Gross typing speed, errors, and net typing speed of the test