Most test sites require exam takers to have two forms of ID. One of them must be a government issued ID which usually means a Driver’s license or permit, a valid Passport or state-issued ID card. If you don’t already have one of these, get one ordered ASAP as it can take 4-6 weeks to receive it. The secondary ID can vary depending on where you test; be sure to call and ask for specifics so you aren’t surprised on test day.
Students have reported to me that they highly recommend testing at Pine City for its atmosphere, ease of scheduling and friendliness. Many of the local test centers only offer testing for their enrolled students or have very limited time slots available. The test center proctor at Pine City is Patty and she is super helpful. She told me that they will accept the temporary ID that you receive when you apply for your ID as long as it has a picture and an expiration date. You may contact her by phone or text at 320-623-5197 with any questions you have. For scheduling please visit their website or email her at proctoring@pine.edu
Both DSST and CLEP have a test-at-home option.
For CLEP:
For DSST:
Visit the College Board and Prometric websites to get more information and answers to any of your other questions.
For updated information on other test centers, please visit the credits before college website here: https://creditsbeforecollege.com/test-centers/