Contact Us

Assessment Center
L-Building | L-223
Assessment_Center@sac.edu
714-564-6148

Day Hours of Operation
Monday 8:30AM - 5:00PM*Closed 1:00 PM - 2:00PM
Tuesday 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Wednesday 8:30AM - 5:00PM
Thursday 8:30AM - 7:00PM
Friday 8:00AM - 12:00PM

*Hours subject to change. Click here for our most up to date hours.

Student Information

The Assessment Center provides in-person exam proctoring services for students with approved DSPS accommodations or students making up an exam due to extenuating circumstances.

Important notes:

  • In-person exam proctoring is available only to students enrolled in Santa Ana College courses; proctoring services are not provided for outside schools or universities.
  • All students must present a valid photo ID (e.g., student ID, driver’s license, passport, or state-issued ID).
  • Testing is available on a drop-in basis as long as your instructor has submitted your exam in advance.
    • Students with DSPS accommodations for a private room or assistive technology must call the Assessment Center to schedule an appointment.
  • Contact the Assessment Center to verify your exam has been submitted by
    your instructor.

Prohibited items inside the testing room include:

  • Phones, smartwatches, laptops/tablets, unauthorized notes, headphones/AirPods, e-cigarettes, backpacks/handbags, food and drinks
    (except water)

Instructor Information

To allow students to use the Assessment Center for exam services, instructors must complete the Faculty Exam Form and submit all exam materials 2–3 business
days prior to the exam deadline (excluding weekends and holidays).

  • Instructors must be logged into their Santa Ana College Microsoft 365 account to access the form.
  • The Faculty Exam Form must be submitted by the instructor, not the student.
  • Instructors should communicate all details of the exam to their student.

Academic Dishonesty Policy

The Assessment Center adheres to Santa Ana College’s Academic Dishonesty Policy. The testing room is continuously monitored, and if a student is found
cheating or attempting to cheat, the exam and any related materials or notes will be confiscated.

An Academic Integrity Incident Report will be completed and shared with the Assessment Center Faculty Coordinator and the student’s instructor. The instructor
will be responsible for determining the appropriate outcome and any disciplinary action.