Assessment Services

Assessment Services is a supervised testing facility where students can write paper-based and online exams.

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Placement tests

We offer placement tests to assess skill level and help place students in UFV courses and programs that match their abilities and needs.

Exam invigilation

We provide invigilation services for:

Available exam times

We offer daytime and evening testing at two UFV campuses. Be sure to look at the Exam Booking Schedule to view the available days and times.

Students must arrive at least 15 minutes before the exam start time. To minimize disruption, the testing room door is locked once the exam block begins. Students will not be admitted once the exam block starts; however, students may leave when they are done.

Locations

Abbotsford, room G159

Chilliwack CEP, room A1350

UFV campus directions

To book an exam or an assessment at the Hope Centre campus, contact Michelle Vandepol at michelle.vandepol@ufv.ca or call 604-869-9991.

Book an exam

ATTENTION:

_{You MUST request a booking at least FOUR BUSINESS DAYS prior to the exam date.}

To book an exam in Assessment Services, be sure to check the Exam Booking Schedule to view the ‌available days and times. Please note, that four business days' notice is required for every exam. After you choose a date from the exam schedule, fill out the Book an Exam form.

To register for placement tests, contact the Office of the Registrar (OReg).

What to bring

Photo ID
Pen, pencil, and eraser
Money for parking
Any other items that are required and/or allowed for your particular exam. (i.e. basic calculator, dictionary etc.)
Invigilation fee, if required
- Abbotsford campus: fee may be paid by credit, debit, cash, or cheque
- Chilliwack campus: fee may be paid by cash or cheque ONLY

Questions?

Email assessinfo@ufv.ca or phone 604-557-4006.

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