Policies
Testing Cutoff Times
Placement Testing:
To allow adequate time to take your placement test, you must arrive to the Testing Center at least two hours prior to closing.
**If you are taking a placement test and you will be arriving on a Sunday, make sure you have already contacted the Admissions Department so that your placement testing information will be in our database, as that department is closed on Sundays.
Chesapeake College Class Testing:
You MUST arrive to the Testing Center with your full allotted test time available before the Testing Center closes. (For example: If your teacher allocates 90 minutes for you to take your test, then you must arrive at least 90 minutes before the Testing Center closes).
Identification
All testers must provide government-issued photo identification such as a driver’s license, state ID, passport, or military ID. The identification must unexpired, and must have a current photo. The identification must also be the actual card (or booklet for passports) – not an image of the identification on a phone or electronic device.
Personal Belongings
Miscellaneous
Chesapeake College Student Code of Conduct
Academic Misconduct
Definition: Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, the following:
1. Cheating on examinations, be they online or proctored in person.
2. Plagiarism, the representing of another’s ideas or writing as one’s own, including, but not limited to:
a. Presenting all or part of another person’s work as something one has written;
b. Paraphrasing or summarizing another’s writing without proper acknowledgement;
c. Representing another’s artistic or technical work or creation as one’s own.
3. Willingly collaborating with others in any of the above action(s) which result(s) in work being submitted which is not the student’s own.
4. Stealing examinations, falsifying academic records, and other such offenses.
5. Submitting work previously presented in another course without permission of the instructor.
6. Unauthorized duplication of computer software.
7. Unauthorized use of copyrighted or published material.
Disciplinary Action
1. The student may be required to repeat the assignment or the examination.
2. The student may be given a failing grade for the assignment or the examination.
3. The student may be given a failing grade for the course and does not have the opportunity to withdraw. Faculty member will submit a change of grade form to the registrar with a full explanation for the failing grade.
4. The student may be suspended or dismissed from the College.