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Message from the Testing Officer
The Office of Testing is responsible for the many standardized tests given in specific areas to entering students for the purposes of admission and placement, to undergraduate students for proficiency, to education majors for certification, to graduate students for admission to specialized programs, and professional tests to the traditional student as well as to the nontraditional students. Also, testing programs are available designed for students to earn college credit hours by examinations.
As a designated national test center, the Office of Testing administers testing programs for the Educational Testing Service, The Psychological Corporation, the Law School Admissions Service, the American College Testing Program, Prometric, the Psychological Services Bureau, the State of Georgia, and the University System of Georgia as well as for other educational and governmental agencies. Valdosta State University has been a member of the College Board since 1961. The Office of Testing is also a member of the Consortium of College Testing Centers (CCTC): A pioneering Effort to Support Distance Learning with Remote Test Administrations.
Please feel free to e-mail us with any questions or concerns you have during your virtual visit. Also, you may request testing information from us online. Thank you, and please come back again!
