The DSST is a credit-by-examination program that gives students the opportunity to earn college credits for learning acquired outside of the traditional classroom (from personal research, on-the-job training, independent study, work or military field experience). DSST offers more than 30 exam titles in upper-and lower-level courses in various college subjects.
Required Identification:
A valid government-issued ID that contains both your photograph and your signature. DANTES funded eligible military test takers must provide a valid Common Access Card (CAC).
Fees:
| AMOUNT | FEE |
|---|---|
| $85 | Registration Fee |
| $50 | Administration Fee (Fee is non-transferable and non-refundable.) |
After you have paid the Administration Fee, contact the Testing Office (520) 621-7589 to schedule an appointment. On test day, you will purchase the DSST exam on a Testing Office computer with your credit card.
Official Website:
Contact Information:
Get College Credit Telephone Number: (877) 471-9860
Get College Credit Email Address
Resources:
The Hebrew credit-by-exam is a written exam that can be taken by any non-native or native speaking student currently enrolled in a degree program at the University of Arizona. It is a special examination for credit and grade, or credit by exam and should not to be confused with Hebrew Placement. These are graded exams, there is no Pass/Fail option and any grade awarded will appear on your transcripts. Any student interested in taking the exam should first contact the Hebrew program at (520) 626-5786 or by email at dlgraizb@arizona.edu.
Required Identification:
A valid government-issued ID and contain both your photograph and your signature or UArizona CatCard.
Fees:
| AMOUNT | FEE |
|---|---|
| Contact the Bursar's Office for exact fee amount. | $105/exam or $21/credit |
| Administration Fee (Fee is non-transferable or non-refundable.) | $20 |
Registration:
After you have paid the Administration Fee, contact the Testing Center (520) 621-7589 to schedule an appointment.
Official Website:
College of Social & Behavior Sciences, The Arizona Center for Judaic Studies
Contact Information:
Telephone Number: (520) 626-5759
Email Address: dlgraizb@arizona.edu
The ParaPro Assessment is a general aptitude test that is required in many states for paraprofessional certification. It also offers school districts (School Registration Code Lists) an objective assessment of your foundation of knowledge and skills.
| AMOUNT | FEE |
|---|---|
| $110 | Registration and Administration Fees (Fees are non-transferable and non-refundable.) |
After you have paid the Registration and Administration Fees, contact the Testing Center (520) 621-7589 to schedule an appointment. On the day of the exam, you will need to know the School Registration Code.
Official Website:
Resources:
Study materials are available at https://www.ets.org/parapro/test-takers/about/prepare.html
Kyterion Global Testing Solutions is involved with developing and delivering a variety of exams for professional organizations, ranging from skills tests and simple online assessments to comprehensive high-stakes worldwide certification programs.
Official Website:
Kryterion Global Testing Solutions
Exams include:
Compliance Services and Assessments (CSA)
- FA2 Fire Alarm On-Site Competent Person - K2
- FEX Fire Extinguisher - K2
- KHFE2 Kitchen Hood & Fire Extinguisher On-Site - K2
- Licensing Examination for Hearing Healthcare Professionals
- Salesforce Certified Administrator
- Salesforce Certified Business Analyst
- Salesforce Certified Platform Developer I
Meazure Learning is a certification and licensure testing company offering exams to help individuals meet the requirements for occupations and professions across a variety of industries.
Official Website:
Exams include:
- American Council on Exercise(ACE)
- Center for Assessment of Sign Language Interpretation
- Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing Certification Board
National Testing Network provides assessments for careers in public safety departments across the nation.
Official Website:
Exams include:
- Law Enforcement
- Firefighter
- Corrections (REACT)
- Juvenile Corrections (IMPACT)
- Emergency Communications (ECOMM)
PearsonVUE provides certification or licensure exams.
Official Website:
Exams include:
- ACSM (American College of Sports Medicine)
- APICS
- AZ Appraisers
- CompTIA
- Fortinet
- GED
- GIAC (Global Information Assurance Certification)
- Microsoft
- NES (National Evaluation Series)
- Open Group
- PTCB (Pharmacy Technician Certification Board)
- VMware
Please contact the Math Department regarding any questions.
The University of Arizona's Testing Center administers the SAT exam. To register, go to College Board.
Upcoming Exam Dates:
September 12, 2026
October 3, 2026
November 7, 2026
December 5, 2026
Location:
The University of Arizona
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CEPT Full Academic
The CEPT Full Academic is a comprehensive English proficiency test accepted by the University of Arizona for all in-person, online, microcampus, and certificate programs. The test covers Reading, Writing, and Speaking across two subtests: a remotely proctored Academic Skills test (up to 2 hours, no appointment needed) and a 15-minute online Communication Skills interview. Scores are reported on the CEFR scale out of 150 points, with a minimum of 110 required for most undergraduate and graduate programs. At just $65, it's an affordable, flexible option you can complete from anywhere and get one step closer to your degree. Learn more and register here →
CEPT OPI
The CEPT Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) is a 15-minute online speaking test for those who need to demonstrate their English communication skills for professional or academic purposes. This includes prospective University of Arizona graduate teaching assistants, visiting scholars, postdocs, and other J-1 visa applicants. Conducted in real time with a CESL assessment specialist, it evaluates fluency, accuracy, vocabulary range, pronunciation, and interaction using the internationally recognized CEFR scale. Results are delivered within 3–5 business days. At $60, it's a convenient, affordable way to certify your spoken English for the purposes that matter most. Learn more and register here →
We are located at 1501 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, Arizona 85724, Tower #4, Room 3214. (UA Campus Map to help you locate the College of Medicine: https://map.arizona.edu/)
PARKING INFORMATION:
We suggest parking in the University of Arizona Health Sciences (UAHS) Garage. Here is a map to help you locate the UAHS Garage: https://arizona.app.box.com/v/UofA-Campus-map-24-25
Unfortunately, we are unable to validate parking. Once you have parked, the following information will help navigate to the Testing Center Building:
The BLUE DOT in the image above shows our location, while the RED PIN indicates the UAHS Garage. Please be sure to enter through the main lobby of the College of Medicine (GREEN ARROW pointing to the main entrance).
If you take the covered ramp, make a left at the top and follow around the outside of the building (don't take the other, uncovered ramp back down).
If you go to the southwest stairwell, on the other hand, take the stairs down to level A3. From there you will see another set of stairs directly in front of you. Go up them.
Regardless of which path you take, once you reach the open-air courtyard look to your right and you will see the entrance to the main lobby of the College of Medicine building.
If for some reason the UAHS Garage is full, the next closest options are either hospital parking to the north, or any designated Passport Parking spot in the lot to the south (Lot 2030). In the latter case, you will need to pay for parking through the Passport Parking App. You can find this in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Please see the following instructions on downloading the parking app and how to pay for parking. To avoid any delays, we recommend creating a Passport Parking App account a day ahead of time.
1. Create an account with your cell phone number or email address.
2. Park anywhere you see Passport Parking app signs & decals.
3. Pay for your parking session from your phone.
4. Extend your time remotely if you'd like to stay longer!
BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS – GETTING TO THE TESTING CENTER:
1. Once you have made it to the lobby, please take the elevators on the left-hand side to the 3rd floor.
2. The Testing Center is located in room 3214.
3. Testing Center is located in the Information Technology Services area, straight ahead when you exit the elevators. All doors leading to the testing center will remain open.
4. Please remain outside the Testing Center door until a proctor is ready to start your check-in process and calls you in to the Testing Center.
Prometric Testing Center candidates can call and leave a message at 520-621-1972 and they can also email: COM-PrometricTestingCenter@arizona.edu .