FINAL EXAMS INFORMATION
Register NOW to take your Final Exams in OEA!
The deadline to register for Spring 2012 Final Exams is
Wednesday, April 25th by 5:00pm!
This link will be removed after that time.
FINAL EXAM REQUEST FORM
If you miss the deadline of April 25th, you will have to contact the Testing Coordinator to ensure testing arrangements can still be made.
IF you have already put in a request for your final exam through the regular test request link, you DO NOT have to resubmit a request.
FAQs
How can I find out when my final exam is scheduled for?
If your final exam is not listed in your class syllabus, please visit the Old Dominion University Registrar's Spring 2012 Exam Schedule web page to figure out when your final exam will be.
What if my professor is giving my final exam prior to finals week?
You will need to submit a regular Test Request Form.
Why do I only have 2 choices of start times to take my finals in OEA?
We are using these two specific start times to accommodate your 6 hours and to help control the amount of traffic flow and commotion while you are testing in our office. This information will be conveyed to your professors in the test request letter they receive from me.
What if I have two finals scheduled on the same day?
We do not recommend you take more than one final per day due to time constraints. You are responsible for making sure that you receive your accommodation of up to double time.
Discuss with your professors an alternative day when you do not have another exam scheduled. However, IF you know you will not need to use the full 6 hours to complete both exams, you may contact OEA to set up a time separate from the two options on our website.
Which time should I choose? 8:30am or 12pm?
If your final exam is scheduled before 12:00pm, choose 8:30am. If your final exam is scheduled for any time after 12:00pm, choose 12:00pm. Our office will close at 6:00pm each day.
What should I bring with me to take my final exam in OEA?
Bring any class materials which are permitted to complete the exam as well as blue books and green scantrons (if needed). Our office will supply scratch paper and blue scantrons but not blue books or green scantrons.
The Office of Educational Accessibility aims to assist all students with disabilities in the pursuit of their educational objectives. Office staff work with faculty, administrators and students toward the goal of complying with legal mandates and integrating the student into a responsive campus community. The Office of Educational Accessibility strives to coordinate services that will enable students with disabilities to act as independently as possible in a supportive atmosphere that promotes self-reliance.
Admission to Old Dominion University is based solely on the entrance requirements as described in the college catalog. Disclosure of a disability during the admissions process is not required or requested, and neither the nature nor the severity of an individual's disability is used as criterion for admission. The Office of Educational Accessibility does not participate in the admissions process.
For more information about the University and the admissions process, contact the Admissions Office at (757) 683-3685.
Office of Educational Accessibility
1021 Student Success Center
Norfolk, VA, 23529
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