Tests Administered

Testing Services serves as an official Prometric Testing Site for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Exams. Review the information below to learn more about this test, as well as the registration process, photo identification requirements, fees, locations, scores, and accommodations.

Test Description

Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Exams are timed, computer-based exams.  These exams vary in length from 30 minutes to two hours 15 minutes. 

ASE Exams include but are not limited to the following testing categories: Automobile/ Light Truck, Collision and Refinishing, Service Consultant, Truck Equipment, Alternate Fuels, Maintenance and Light Repair, Transit Bus, Advanced Level, Parts Specialist, School Bus, Medium/ Heavy Truck, and Specialty.

Registration Process

Follow the steps below to register for an ASE Exam and complete this exam at a Joliet Junior College location.

1. Speak with the Prometric if you require testing accommodations.
2. Purchase and schedule your ASE Exam through Prometric; during this registration process, you may select your preferred testing location.
3. Call the Main Campus Testing Services location to schedule your appointment.
4. Arrive at your scheduled location 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification.

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.

ASE examinees must bring one form of non-expired, government-issued, photo- and signature-bearing ID in order to test.  Acceptable forms of ID include a state driver's license with photo, military ID card with photo, state ID card with photo, or passport with photo. 

Fees

Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Exam fees are subject to change.

ASE Exams may include registration fees, certification fees, and recertification fees.  View the most current breakdown of ASE Exam fees.

Locations

This testing is available at Main Campus by appointment only.

Main Campus

Testing Services (A-1138 in Campus Center)
Joliet Junior College – Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road
Joliet, IL 60431
815-280-2261 or 815-280-2284

Scores

Prometric, producer of Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Exams, provides tester with scores.

Upon completing your exam(s), Testing Services will provide the tester with a score report.

Accommodations

Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Exam.

Accommodations are requested, approved, and provided by Prometric. Learn about available testing accommodations, accommodation policies, as well as the process to request exam accommodations.

Last updated on September 26, 2018.

Testing Services provides English and math placement testing.  Placement scores are a mandatory prerequisite for math and English courses, as well as other programs and classes.  Placement tests measure your math, reading, and writing abilities.  Review the information below to learn more about these tests, as well as the registration process, photo identification requirements, fees, locations, preparation, scores, and accommodations.

Accuplacer Exam

Accuplacer Exam, produced by College Board, is a computer-based, untimed test for reading, writing, English for Academic Purposes (EAP), and geometry testing.  Accuplacer math testing may be used for some math placement testing accommodations.

Test Description

Accuplacer scores are valid for 48 months.  Joliet Junior College will accept Accuplacer scores from other institutions; official score reports should be submitted to the Testing Services Main Campus location.  Success Navigator assessments may be administered to determine if student can move up an English course level.  Examinees may borrow a basic, four-function calculator during the geometry exam.

Accuplacer Exam Preparation Options.

Registration Process

Students wishing to attend and test at Joliet Junior College

1. Apply for admission to Joliet Junior College. 
2. Speak with Joliet Junior College Disability Services if you require testing accommodations.
3. Arrive at your preferred Testing Services location to complete your testing; no appointment is necessary.

Students wishing to attend Joliet Junior College, but test at another institution

1. Apply for admission to Joliet Junior College
2. Speak with Joliet Junior College Disability Services if you require testing accommodations.
3. Call Testing Services secretary to learn alternate site testing options.
4. Receive email confirmation with selected alternate site contact information, testing fees, and next steps.

Students wishing to attend another institution, but test at Joliet Junior College

1. Contact the institution for which you need to complete placement testing.
2. Speak with your institution's Disability Services office if you require testing accommodations.
3. Call your preferred Testing Services location to schedule your appointment.
4. Arrive at your scheduled locations 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification and $25 for the Testing Services Remote Testing administrative fee

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.  Accuplacer Examinees must provide photo identification including a name and picture.  Photocopies or reproductions are not acceptable.  Preferred photo identification options include, but are not limited to:

• U.S. State Picture Driver's License
• U.S. State Picture Issued ID Card
• U.S. Passport
• U.S. Military Picture ID
• Federal Picture ID
• Alien Registration Card
• Any other current, government-issued picture ID (This form of identification may be issued by any government.)
• Company Identification
• Police Identification
• Other Institutional Identification with name and picture
• JJC School ID
• Other School ID with name and picture

Fees

• JJC Accuplacer examinees will not be charged for placement testing or re-testing.
• Accuplacer examinees completing their placement testing at Joliet Junior College for another institution will pay a $25 Testing Services Remote Testing administrative fee.
• Accuplacer examinees wishing to have an official copy of their Placement Test Score Report will incur a $25 fee per request.

Locations

This testing is available at Main Campus, Romeoville Campus, and City Center Campus.

Main Campus

Testing Services (A-1138 in Campus Center)
Joliet Junior College – Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road
Joliet, IL  60431
815-280-2261 or 815-280-2284

Romeoville Campus

Testing Services (RMA-1039)
Joliet Junior College – Romeoville Campus
1125 West Romeo Road (West 135^th Street)
Romeoville, IL  60446
815-280-7785 or 815-280-7786

City Center Campus

Testing Services (JCTR-6002)
Joliet Junior College – City Center Campus
235 North Chicago Street
Joliet, IL  60432
815-280-1301 or 815-280-1302

Preparation

Accuplacer offers a free, web-based study app.  This is the ideal choice for individuals preparing for the Accuplacer English placement tests.

1. Visit the College Board store to purchase the free web-based study app. 
2. Select one of the free "Accuplacer Web-Based Study Apps," then select, "Add to Cart," and finally, select "Check Out."  Please note that you will incur no cost, and you will NOT be asked to provide any credit card or payment information.  Complete the "purchasing" process.
3. Check your email to receive an access code and order number.  Both are necessary to create your account.  Please note that upon order completion, you will receive two emails: one email will have your access code, and the other email will include your order number.
4. Click here to create your account.
5. Access to the account is valid for six months.

Accuplacer provides free sample questions and essays.

Scores

Geometry

• Accuplacer Geometry score of 60 or higher will meet geometry prerequisite for college-level math course.
• MATH 119, 123, 124, 131, 138, and 142 require the geometry prerequisite.
• Students may also meet the geometry prerequisite by earning 50 or more points on COMPASS Geometry test.
• Completing MATH 095 with a C or higher.
• Submitting to the Admissions Department a high school transcript showing completion of two semesters of geometry with a C or higher.
• Geometry scores never expire.

Reading – To enroll in ENG 101 or 130, student, one must place appropriately in Reading AND Writing.

Writing - To enroll in ENG 101 or 130, student, one must place appropriately in Reading AND Writing.

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) - To enroll in ENG 101 or 130, student, one must place appropriately in Reading AND Writing.

Math

Accommodations

• Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any assessment.  Testing Services will work closely with JJC's Disability Services to provide this accommodation.  If you feel you need a testing accommodation, please work with the Disability Services Secretary and Disability Services Coordinator.  The Disability Services Secretary may be reached at 815-280-2941.
• Placement testing is untimed.  All placement examinees are provided scratch paper, pencils, and earplugs.  Examinees may borrow a basic, four-function calculator.  Examinees may complete placement testing in one, or multiple sittings.

Last updated September 28, 2018.

ALEKS Exam, produced by McGraw Hill, is a computer-based, untimed math test. 

Test Description

ALEKS scores are valid for 24 months.  Joliet Junior College will accept proctored ALEKS scores from other institutions; official score reports should be submitted to the Testing Services Main Campus location.  Examinees may borrow a basic, four-function calculator during this exam.

ALEKS Exam Preparation Options.

Registration Process

Students wishing to attend and test at Joliet Junior College

1. Apply for admission to Joliet Junior College. 
2. Speak with Joliet Junior College Disability Services if you require testing accommodations.
3. Arrive at your preferred Testing Services location to complete your testing; no appointment is necessary.

Students wishing to attend Joliet Junior College, but test at another institution

1. Apply for admission to Joliet Junior College
2. Speak with Joliet Junior College Disability Services if you require testing accommodations.
3. Call Testing Services secretary to learn alternate site testing options.
4. Receive email confirmation with selected alternate site contact information, testing fees, and next steps.

Students wishing to attend another institution, but test at Joliet Junior College

1. Contact the institution for which you need to complete placement testing.
2. Speak with your institution's Disability Services office if you require testing accommodations.
3. Call your preferred Testing Services location to schedule your appointment.
4. Arrive at your scheduled locations 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification and $25 for the Testing Services Remote Testing administrative fee.

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.  ALEKS Examinees must provide photo identification including a name and picture.  Photocopies or reproductions are not acceptable.  Preferred photo identification options include, but are not limited to:

• U.S. State Picture Driver's License
• U.S. State Picture Issued ID Card
• U.S. Passport
• U.S. Military Picture ID
• Federal Picture ID
• Alien Registration Card
• Any other current, government-issued picture ID (This form of identification may be issued by any government.)
• Company Identification
• Police Identification
• Other Institutional Identification with name and picture
• JJC School ID
• Other School ID with name and picture

Fees

• JJC ALEKS will not be charged for access to the program. Upon initial testing, the tester is provided with six (6) months of access to an online remediation program, as well as five (5) attempts at the test within a twelve (12) month period.
• ALEKS examinees completing their placement testing at Joliet Junior College for another institution will pay a $25 Testing Services Remote Testing administrative fee.
• ALEKS examinees wishing to have an official copy of their Placement Test Score Report will incur a $25 fee per request.

Locations

This testing is available at Main Campus, Romeoville Campus, and City Center Campus.

Main Campus

Testing Services (A-1138 in Campus Center)
Joliet Junior College – Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road
Joliet, IL  60431
815-280-2261 or 815-280-2284

Romeoville Campus

Testing Services (RMA-1039)
Joliet Junior College – Romeoville Campus
1125 West Romeo Road (West 135^th Street)
Romeoville, IL  60446
815-280-7785 or 815-280-7786

City Center Campus

Testing Services (JCTR-6002)
Joliet Junior College – City Center Campus
235 North Chicago Street
Joliet, IL  60432
815-280-1301 or 815-280-1302

Preparation

ALEKS offers a web-based remediation program known as the ALEKS Learning Modules.

1. Visit Testing Services and complete your first attempt at the ALEKS exam.  If you are not satisfied with your score, you have the ability to retake this placement exam four more times within twelve (12) months. 
2. After you have completed your first attempt, you will have access to a web-based, tailored remediation plan known as the ALEKS Learning Modules.  These modules provide an adaptive learning environment focused on guidance, transparency, engagement, and motivation. 
3. Following the initial math assessment, ALEKS generates a color-coded pie chart to display your results.  Within this "pie," each "slice" corresponds to a particular area of math proficiency.
4. To access the Learning Modules (after testing), use your JJC ID number and JJC email address to log into your ALEKS Account here: JJC Placement Testing and ALEKS Modules.
5. ALEKS will recommend a starting point for the Prep and Learning Module based on your initial placement assessment results. However, you ultimately have the ability to choose your preferred module.  PLEASE NOTE: Once you choose your preferred module, you cannot select a different module.
6. Spend time reviewing material within the module to practice and improve your skills before your next ALEKS math placement testing attempt.  
7. PLEASE NOTE: ALEKS Learning module remediation is optional before your second attempt at the ALEKS test.  Three hours of remediation within the online ALEKS remediation program are mandatory before each of your three remaining attempts at the ALEKS test.
8. Once you have launched your ALEKS Learning Modules, you will have access for up to six months.

Scores

Math

Accommodations

Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any assessment.  Testing Services will work closely with JJC's Disability Services to provide this accommodation.  If you feel you need a testing accommodation, please work with the Disability Services Secretary and Disability Services Coordinator.  The Disability Services Secretary may be reached at 815-280-2941.

Placement testing is untimed.  All placement examinees are provided scratch paper, pencils, and earplugs.  Examinees may borrow a basic, four-function calculator.  Examinees may complete placement testing in one, or multiple sittings.

Last updated on September 26, 2018.

Testing Services serves as a high school equivalency testing site.  Illinois residents wishing to pursue high school equivalency testing have three testing options: GED, HiSET, or TASC.  Regardless of test, a passing Constitution test score is also required.  Review the information below to learn more about these tests, as well as the registration process, photo identification requirements, fees, locations, scores, and accommodations.

Constitution Testing

In order to earn a high school equivalency certificate (GED, HiSET, or TASC), in the state of Illinois, a tester must pass the Constitution Test.

Test Description

The Constitution Test is an untimed, paper-based test and includes 60 multiple-choice questions.  Test results are automatically sent to the Regional Office of Education which serves your county of residence.  Find your county's Regional Office of Education contact information.

Constitution Exam Preparation Options.

Registration Process

1. Speak with the Testing Services Coordinator if you require testing accommodations.
2. Call your preferred Testing Services location to schedule your appointment.
3. Arrive at your scheduled location 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification.

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.  Constitution Testers must bring current, government-issued photo identification, such as a driver's license or passport.

Fees

The Constitution Test is free. 

Scores

Constitution Testers may contact Testing Services to receive scores.  Official scores are available online within ten business days after testing.

Accommodations

Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of the Constitution Test.

Testing Services will work closely with JJC's Disability Services to provide this accommodation.  If you feel you need a testing accommodation, please work with the Testing Services Secretary and Testing Services Coordinator.  The Testing Services Secretary may be reached at 815-280-6667.

Last updated on September 26, 2018.

Testing Services serves as  Pearson VUE Test Center.  GED Testing, produced by Pearson VUE, includes a four-part, computer-based test.  Each of the four parts range from 90-150 minutes in length.

Test Description

What to expect in a Pearson VUE Test Center.

The GED Test consists of four parts: Reasoning through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.  Test results are available online through the Pearson VUE website and are automatically sent to the Regional Office of Education which serves your county of residence.  Locate your county's Regional Office of Education contact information.

GED Exam Preparation Options.

Registration Process

Follow the steps below to register for the GED Test and complete this exam at Main Campus, Romeoville Campus, or City Center Campus.

1. Contact GED Testing Service if you require testing accommodations.
2. Purchase and schedule the GED Test through Pearson VUE; during this registration process, you may select your preferred Testing Services location.
3. Arrive at your scheduled location 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification.

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.  This information will be provided to you during your online registration process.

Fees

GED Testing fees are subject to change.  In the state of Illinois, each of the four parts is $30; this equates to $120 for all four test parts of the GED Test.

Scores

Pearson VUE, producer of the GED, provides the tester with scores.  Unofficial test results are available online within forty-eight hours of testing.

Accommodations

• Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any GED Test.
• Accommodations are requested, approved, and provided by Pearson VUE.  Available testing accommodations, accommodation policies, as well as the process to request exam accommodations.

Last updated September 26, 2018.

HiSET Testing, produced by Educational Testing Service (ETS), includes a five-part, paper-based test.  Each of the five parts range from 65 minutes to 120 minutes in length.

Test Description

The HiSET Test consists of five parts: Language Arts – Reading, Language Arts – Writing, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies.  Test results are available online through the Educational Testing Services (ETS) website and are automatically sent to the Regional Office of Education which serves your county of residence.  Locate your county's Regional Office of Education contact information.

HiSET Exam Preparation Options.

Registration Process

1. Contact ETS Disability Services if you require testing accommodations.
2. Purchase and schedule the HiSET Test through ETS; during this registration process, you may select your preferred Testing Services location.
3. Arrive at your scheduled location 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification

Photo Identification Requirements

• Appropriate photo identification is required.
• Acceptable forms of photo identification include:
  • Valid driver's license
  • Valid state ID
  • Valid passport
  • Military ID
  • Any other form of government-issued ID (national or foreign) including Matricula Consular

Fees

HiSET Testing fees are subject to change.  In the state of Illinois, each of the five parts is $18; this equates to $90 for all five parts of the HiSET Test

Scores

ETS, producer of the HiSET, provides the tester with scores.  Official scores are available online within three to five business days after testing.

Accommodations

• Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any HiSET Test.
• Accommodations are requested, approved, and provided by ETS.  Learn about available testing accommodations, accommodation policies, as well as the process to request exam accommodations.

Last updated September 26, 2018.

In partnership with the Illinois State Police Merit Board (ISPMB), the Joliet Junior College Testing Services is a regional testing site for applicants who desire to become Illinois State Troopers.  Review the information below to learn more about this test, as well as the registration process, photo identification requirements, fees, locations, scores, and accommodations.

Test Description

The ISPMB Test is a 150-minute, computer-based exam.    

As part of the application process to become an Illinois State Police officer, candidates will complete the Law Enforcement Office Selection Tool (LST), an entry-level law enforcement officer selection exam owned by Industrial/ Organizational Solutions (IOS). 

Registration Process

Follow the steps below to register for the ISPMB Test and complete this exam at your preferred Joliet Junior College Testing Services location.

1. Upon approval by the ISPMB, you may choose Joliet as your preferred testing site. 
2. Contact ISPMB at 217-786-6240 if you require testing accommodations.
3. Call your preferred Testing Services location to schedule your appointment. 
4. Arrive at your scheduled location 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification, letter of invitation from the ISPMB, and $15 for the Testing Services ISPMB administrative fee.

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.

ISPMB examinees must bring their letter of invitation from the ISPMB and valid driver's license or state photo ID card.

Fees

ISPMB Exam fees are subject to change.

ISPMB examinees will pay a $15 administrative fee to Testing Services.

Locations

This testing is available at Main Campus.  Call for an appointment.

Main Campus

Testing Services (A-1138 in Campus Center)
Joliet Junior College – Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road
Joliet, IL  60431
815-280-2261 or 815-280-2284

Scores

ISPMB provides tester with scores.

Candidates will not be given their scores at the end of test sessions.  The ISPMB will contact all candidates after the yearly testing cycle has been completed.  Candidates should expect to have to wait several weeks for their results.  Candidates will be contacted via email by the ISPMB.  Should a candidate have questions, they should contact ISPMB at (217) 786-6240 or info@ispmeritboard.org.  

Accommodations

Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any ISPMB exam.

Accommodations are requested, approved, and provided by ISPMB.  Contact ISPMB at 217-786-6240 to learn about available testing accommodations, accommodation policies, as well as the process to request exam accommodations.

Last updated on September 26, 2018.

Testing Services serves as an Innovative Exams (PSI Exams Online) Testing Center.  Review the information below to learn more about this test, as well as the registration process, photo identification requirements, fees, locations, scores, and accommodations.

Test Description

Innovative Exams are timed, computer-based exams. They include but are not limited to IL Barber Exam, IL Cosmetology Exam in English or Spanish, IL Cosmetology Instructor Exam, IL Emergency Medical Technician Exam, IL Esthetician Exam, IL Nail Technician Exam, IL Paramedic Exam, and IL Trauma Nurse Specialist Exam.

Registration Process

Follow the steps below to register for an Innovative Exam and complete this exam at a Joliet Junior College location.

1. Speak with the PSI Exams Online ADA Services Team if you require testing accommodations.
2. Purchase and schedule your Innovative Exam through PSI Exams Online; during this registration process, you may select your preferred Testing Services location.
3. Arrive at your scheduled location 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification.

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.

ID requirements vary by Licensing Authority or Sponsor.  It is the examinee's responsibility to review the ID requirements for the exam you are taking before making your appointment. Please refer to your Candidate Information Bulletin for their specific ID requirements.

Fees

Innovative Exam fees are subject to change.

If a fee is required to pay for your examination, the fees are typically included in your Candidate Information Bulletin available at www.psiexams.com or by calling PSI Exams Online at 800-733-9267.  Your licensing authority may also be able to provide that information.

Locations

This testing is available at Main Campus and Romeoville Campus. 

Main Campus

Testing Services (A-1138 in Campus Center)
Joliet Junior College – Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road
Joliet, IL  60431
815-280-2261 or 815-280-2284

Romeoville Campus

Testing Services (RMA-1039)
Joliet Junior College – Romeoville Campus
1125 West Romeo Road (West 135^th Street)
Romeoville, IL  60446
815-280-7785 or 815-280-7786

Scores

PSI Exams Online, producer of Innovative Exams, provides tester with scores.

In most cases, candidates receive their score report immediately after their test is completed.  Score reporting timeframes may vary depending on exam specific program rules.  Please check with your exam Licensing Authority or Sponsor for complete information.

Accommodations

Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any Innovative Exam.

Accommodations are requested, approved, and provided by PSI Exams Online.  Learn about available testing accommodations, accommodation policies, as well as the process to request exam accommodations.

Last updated on September 26, 2018.

Joliet Junior College Testing Services provides iCampus and make-up testing free of charge to Joliet Junior College students.

Student Information

Log into the myJJC Portal for information on photo identification requirements, locations, and testing accommodations for:

• iCampus Testing
• Make-up Testing

Faculty Information

Log into the myJJC Portal for the following:

• Submit an iCampus test for an online or hybrid course.
• Submit a make-up or accommodated test for an individual student or students.

Last updated September 26, 2018.

Testing Services administers the TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) Exam to individuals who are interested in applying to one of Joliet Junior College’s competitive entry Allied Health Programs including Nursing, Radiologic Technology, and Diagnostic Medical Sonography.  Review the information below to learn more about this test, as well as the registration process, photo identification requirements, fees, locations, preparation, scores, and accommodations.

Test Description

The TEAS Exam is a timed, computer-based exam.  This three-and-a-half-hour exam includes 170 questions.

• TEAS Exam Directional Video (Adobe Flash Player)
• TEAS Exam Directional Presentation (PowerPoint)
• TEAS Exam Preparation Options

1. It is recommended a tester attempt the TEAS Exam no more than three times a year. 
2. Joliet Junior College will not accept TEAS scores from another institution. 
3. All programmatic and retesting questions should be directed to your program advisor. 
4. Upon completion of the TEAS test, make an appointment with your faculty advisor immediately. Your faculty advisor will update your major code within your student record.  Your financial aid eligibility may be impacted if you do not meet with your advisor.

Only the FIRST test score for the semester will be considered.  For the purposes of this procedure, a semester will be defined as beginning on the first day of classes for a given semester and ending on the day before the first day of classes for the next semester.  JJC Academic Calendar.

Registration Process

Follow the steps below to register for the TEAS and complete this exam at a Joliet Junior College location.

1. Speak with the Testing Services Coordinator if you require testing accommodations.
2. Purchase and schedule the TEAS test through ATI; during this registration process, you may select your preferred Testing Services location.
3. Arrive at your scheduled location 10 minutes before your exam with your photo identification.

Photo Identification Requirements

Appropriate photo identification is required.

TEAS examinees must bring current, government-issued photo identification, such as a driver’s license or passport

Fees

TEAS Exam fees are subject to change.

The cost of the TEAS is $75 plus tax.

Locations

Call for an appointment.

Main Campus

Testing Services (A-1138 in Campus Center)
Joliet Junior College – Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road
Joliet, IL  60431
815-280-2261 or 815-280-2284

Romeoville Campus

Testing Services (RMA-1039)
Joliet Junior College – Romeoville Campus
1125 West Romeo Road (West 135^th Street)
Romeoville, IL  60446
815-280-7785 or 815-280-7786

City Center Campus

Testing Services (JCTR-6002)
Joliet Junior College – City Center Campus
235 North Chicago Street
Joliet, IL  60432
815-280-1301 or 815-280-1302

Scores

ATI (Assessment Technologies Institute), producer of the TEAS, provides tester with scores. 

After the test is completed, results are available within a few hours.  Scores may be accessed on the “My Results” page found in a tester’s personal ATI online student account.

Accommodations

Any examinee who has a documented disability affecting his or her ability to sit for the test should be accommodated appropriately during the administration of any ATI assessment. 

Testing Services will work closely with JJC's Disability Services to provide this accommodation.  If you feel you need a testing accommodation, please work with the Testing Services Secretary and Testing Services Coordinator.  The Testing Services Secretary may be reached at 815-280-6667.

Last updated on September 26, 2018.