Counseling & Testing Center
 

• Specialized Interests
• alcohol/drugs
• eating/body image
• glbtq students
• graduate students
• international students
• on–line screenings
• students of color
• students with disabilities
• test anxiety

Testing

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Testing Services

National Testing

National testing programs are administered by the Counseling & Testing Center for the convenience of UK students and others in the community. Applications and information on dates‚ fees‚ and locations for these tests are available from the Testing Center‚ 201 Frazee Hall‚ (859) 257–4133.

Note: The computerized GRE (general test)‚ GMAT‚ and TOEFL‚ are NOT given at UK through the National Testing Service. They are administered by Thomsom ProMetric Testing Center. Call (859) 268–3338 for details or to make an appointment. You may also schedule on line to take the GRE or TOEFL at www.prometric.com. The GRE can also be scheduled directly through the GRE website‚ which is www.gre.org. The TOEFL website is www.toefl.org.

The CLEP exam is no longer given at UK. Midway College administers the CLEP exam. For more information or to make an appointment‚ call (859) 846–5318.

Personality and Career Testing

Personality and career interest inventories are administered as needed in conjunction with counseling services and workshops. Inventories most often used include the Strong Interest Inventory (SII) and the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)‚ but others are used as well. Test results are intended to provide clients with information about themselves‚ help them make career decisions‚ and improve relationships.

To take either the Strong Interest Inventory (SII) or the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)‚ please follow this link: Personality and Career Testing information page.

For more information‚ call (859) 257–8701.

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Testing Accommodations

The Counseling & Testing Center is no longer providing monitoring for accommodated testing. Faculty may request/schedule proctoring assistance and exam rooms for students requiring exam accommodation due to disability by calling the Disability Resource Center at (859) 257-2754.

Please note: students who request accommodation for exams are required to provide faculty with evidence that they are eligible to receive said accommodation via a letter of accommodation from the Disability Resource Center.

If you need additional information or have questions concerning this service‚ please contact the Disability Resource Center at (859) 257-2754.

 

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