Exam Information
Useful Links
- Fall_2017_Exam_Schedule Revised 11/29/17. Room assignments have been added to schedule.
- Spring_2018_Exam_Schedule Revised 04/25/18.
Note: these spreadsheets contain information for in-class examinations. Courses that have final papers or take home exams are generally not listed here. The take home exams listed are 8 or less hours and must be taken on that specific day.
- Exam Conflict Form Submissions for spring exam conflicts will begin late February 2018.
- Please list entire exam schedule on the form to prevent another conflict from being created.
- What constitutes a conflict?
- Two exams starting at the SAME time on the SAME day;
- Two exams STARTING within 23 hours (i.e. A 9:00 a.m. exam on Thursday followed by a 1:30 PM exam on Thursday or a 1:30 PM exam on Thursday followed by a 9:00 AM exam on Friday.) Note that having a 1:30 PM exam on consecutive days (i.e. Thursday & Friday) is NOT by itself a conflict.
- What constitutes a conflict?
Per policy, an exam can’t be taken before its regularly published exam date.
Exam 4
- Click on the exam4 link to download the software. The software will walk you through the first few steps and then you should follow along with the step-by-step instructions provided
- Exam4-helpful-tips
- EXAM4 Software – A version for final exams is now available.
- How Multiple Choice Works within Exam4
Exam4 users, please be aware the following operating systems will not be supported for exams:
- Macintosh OS X 10.8 or earlier versions.
- Windows Vista
- For information on upgrading to newer Macintosh OS X versions, click: http://www.apple.com/osx/how-to-upgrade/
- For current information on Exam4 technical requirements, click: http://www.exam4.com/userguide#hardware
- Approximately one to two business days before a take-home exam is scheduled to become available to students, the Registrar will send the class an instructional email regarding the take-home exam.
Who to Contact Regarding Emergencies that Interfere with Taking Exams
If you experience an emergency that interferes with your ability to sit for an exam, please contact Assistant Dean Darren Nealy(nealy.1@osu.edu 688-4676) as soon as possible. If the emergency involves the onset or exacerbation of a mental, physical or emotional disability, please contact Darren Nealy to discuss appropriate accommodations. Please do not contact your professor, we will handle it, so that we can help protect your anonymity.