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More than 450 credential owners across the globe choose Pearson to help develop, manage, deliver and grow their testing programs. From online practice tests to high-stakes, proctored exams that require the industry’s most secure testing environments, Pearson VUE is the leader in computer-based testing — and much more!

The King Hall Testing Center is an approved ETS Certified Test Administrator Services (CTAS). Because of this approval, the Center now offers the Praxis® test as one of its many testing options.

There are three types of Praxis® tests and one assessment:

• Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educator Tests
• Praxis Elementary Education: Multiple Subject Tests
• Praxis Elementary Education: Content Knowledge for Teaching (CKT) Assessment
• Praxis Subject Tests

For more information on what tests are required in your state, or to register for a test, please visit https://praxis.ets.org/.

The College–Level Examination Program (CLEP®) exams help students earn college credit for what they already know, for a fraction of the cost of a college course.  CLEP® (the College-Level Examination Program®) offers 34 exams that cover intro-level college course material. With a passing score on one CLEP® exam, you could earn three or more college credits at more than 2,900 U.S. colleges and universities.  You can take as many CLEP® exams as you would like. The more exams you pass the more college credits you gain.

CLEP® was created to help individuals with prior knowledge in a college course subject earn their degree efficiently and inexpensively. That prior learning could have taken place through advanced high school courses, independent reading and study, online courseware or textbooks, noncredit courses, or on-the-job training.

CLEP® exams take about 90 – 120 minutes to complete, depending on the exam subject.  The 34 exams include areas of study in composition and literature, world languages, history, and social sciences, science and mathematics, and business.

To register for an exam or for additional information about CLEP® please go to clep.collegeboard.org.

CLEP® is a registered trademark of College Board, which is not affiliated with and does not endorse West Piedmont Higher Education Center.