RELLIS Campus Testing FAQs

Where is the Testing Center on the RELLIS Campus?

The Testing Center at RELLIS for general testing is on the first floor in the Learning Center of the Schwartz Building.

What are the Testing Center hours?

Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Please note that all exams must begin 90 minutes prior to closing.

If I am a student who has accommodations, do I need to schedule my exams?

Yes, you will need to schedule your exams by e-mailing, calling, or visiting the Office of Disability Services at RELLIS (230). Testing times are by reservation only.

If I need to schedule a make-up exam, what must I do?

Students can contact the Learning Center at rellis.lc@blinn.edu. Walk-ins are welcome when proctors are available. It is first come-first served.

I need to test on the weekend. What do I do?

You can test in the Learning Center on the Bryan Campus on Villa Maria Road on weekends. The Learning Center is located on the second floor of the Library (also known as the “C” Building) in Room C-217. Weekend hours of operation are Saturday, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and Sunday, 5:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Testing services at the Bryan Learning Center include a space for proctored exams, rooms for testing in a distraction-free environment, and an electronic reader.

How will my faculty member get the test to the Testing Center?

Faculty members should send an electronic version of the scheduled exam and a completed Testing Center form to the Testing Center. A copy of the Testing Center form can be found below. Exams for students allowed ODS accommodations should be sent to rellis.ods@blinn.edu. Make-up exams and quizzes for all other students should be sent to rellis.lc@blinn.edu.

Who can use the Testing Center?

Any student at the RELLIS Campus may utilize the Testing Center on the first floor in the Learning Center. Students with documented disabilities may test in Suite 230.

What do I need to bring with me to the Testing Center?

You will need to bring a government- or college/university-issued picture ID, as well as professor-approved testing supplies.