Disability Services Testing Center
Find what you need to tackle your next exam.
Whether your accommodations require a quiet space, extra time, or something else, we've created the center to help you feel comfortable and confident while testing. So come on in and let’s conquer those exams!
Email us at [email protected].
We are located at:
122 Johnston Hall
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
The Testing Center's business hours may vary throughout the semester.
How to Utilize the Testing Center
Ready to use the Disability Services Testing Center at LSU? Here’s what you need to know:
Step One: Register First
Make sure you’re registered with Disability Services to get your testing accommodations.
Step Two: Submit Exam Requests
- For regular exams, submit your Exam Request through your Student Access Portal at least 5 business days before the exam date.
- For final exams, submit your Exam Request through your Student Access Portal at least 10 business days in advance.
- During summer and winter sessions, submit your Exam Request through your Student Access Portal 2 business days prior for regular exams, and 3 business days prior for finals.
- Law Center exam deadlines are listed in your Student Access Portal.
- Need a make-up or rescheduled exam? This can be approved based on Disability Services and your faculty's discretion. Communicate any changes through the Student Access Portal.
Important: Exam Request Cancellations
If you miss three exam appointments, "no show" without notifying Disability Services, you might lose your testing accommodations. To regain privileges, you’ll need to meet with your Access Coordinator.
Testing Hours
- Exams should be taken at the same time as your class unless you have prior faculty approval.
- Testing must occur during our business hours: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday to Friday.
- Make sure to complete all exams by 6 p.m. (except finals).
Academic Integrity
Our Testing Center uses video monitoring to ensure a fair testing environment that aligns with the Student Code of Conduct.
Any indication of academic dishonesty will be reported to your faculty and Student Advocacy and Accountability for review.
Faculty Guidelines
Testing Agreement
Testing Agreements can be completed at the semester’s start to apply to all students who have requested accommodations for the particular course(s) and section(s), even if a student has not yet submitted an exam request. Information required from faculty for a Testing Agreement includes, but is not limited to:
- Exam date and time or testing window
- Time allowed for the test
- Special instructions or materials needed*
- Exam pick-up method
- Option 1: Secure upload to the Faculty Access Portal
- Option 2: Pick-up from the Testing Center
*If you prefer to proctor your exams, indicate this on the Testing Agreement.
Modifications can be made to the Testing Agreement at anytime during the semester.
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