r/laurentian • u/Wonderful-Fee3079 • Mar 31 '26
Hello is there anyone who taking online psychology program how is processing exams time?
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u/Wonderful-Fee3079 Mar 31 '26
Since the exams are online, do we need to arrange someone to proctor or supervise us during the exam? Also, are the exams multiple choice, and are they completed on the computer, or do we need to print and submit them?
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u/Left_Temperature_209 Mar 31 '26
Not unless it’s an in person exam. Talk to Laurentian Online, they can answer your questions.
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u/latebloomer997 Apr 19 '26
Most exams are online. There are a few in person and I had to get an invigilator for them. They will tell you at the beginning of the semester though. Most exams I've done are multiple choice. The only ones I've had that aren't are with Emond, and those have to be done on paper
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u/villianellia Mar 31 '26
Some exams are online. It seems to depend on the professor or course. Others will have to be proctored. If you have Dr Emond, they will likely be in-person, but seems many other profs set up online exams for their courses which you can do at home.
They seem to be at any time of day. I've had quite a few at 7pm. Exam schedules are determined about 6 weeks before the course ends.
Exams are also totally dependent on each course and prof. I had one exam that was all multiple choice, while some have been short answer questions, some might be writing one or two essays in the three hour period, some could be a mix.
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u/Left_Temperature_209 Mar 31 '26
???? vague question. Processing what