Testing Services

Manhattan Tech provides a comprehensive range of testing and proctoring services to support both students and community members.

Achievement Center

Located within our Teaching & Learning Center, serves as the primary hub for student testing and credentialing.
Student Proctored Exams, Program Testing, Student Credentials, ACCUPLACER, CASAS, etc.
Achievement Center in the TLC
Information or Assistance tlc@manhattantech.edu

The Regional Testing Center

In Building 700, offers professional licensing exams and other high-stakes assessments for the broader community.
Pearson Vue, ATI, GED, ETS, KS State CNA or CMA Licensing, Board of Cosmetology, etc.
Regional Testing Center in Bldg 700
Information or Assistance rtc@manhattantech.edu

Where is my test?

3136 Dickens Ave, Manhattan KS 66503
Achievement Center: Rm 105 inside the Teaching and Learning Center
Regional Testing Center: Bldg 700

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Regional Testing Center Policies

Failure of the student/candidate to comply with these set policies will result in the immediate termination of the testing session.

General Policies

All exams must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance.
Payment and scheduling should be done prior to test appointment.
Persons not scheduled to take a test will not be permitted to wait in the test center.
Candidates who refuse to follow the test center personnel instructions will not be allowed to enter the test room and take their test.
Candidates are expected to conduct themselves in a civil manner when on the premises of a Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center. Abusive behavior toward Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center staff members could result in criminal prosecution.
Candidates will be required to sign out when leaving the test room, and sign in and show identification prior to reentering the test room.
Communicating, publishing, reproducing or transmitting any part of an examination in any form or by any means is strictly prohibited.
Conversing with other candidates, referring to their computer screens, testing materials or written notes is prohibited at any time during the testing day.
Papers, notes, published materials, or other testing aids will not be permitted in the computer testing centers. Scratch paper or a dry erase board will be provided.
Soft ear plugs and sound-reduction headphones are available by request at the test center.
All materials issued by the proctors must be returned at the end of the exam.
To protect the privacy of all testers, Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center staff will neither confirm nor deny if any particular individual is present or scheduled at the test center.
Candidates will not be permitted to bring any personal or unauthorized items into the test room.
- Such items include but are not limited to:
  outerwear, hats, food, drinks, purses, briefcases, notebooks, pagers, watches, cellular telephones, recording devices, photographic equipment, smart watches, Google glasses and other electronic devices. All personal items may be stored in the locker provided by Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center. Weapons are not allowed at any Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center.
The Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center will follow all sponsors and owners’ guidelines. Students will be expected to follow the same guidelines.
Light clothing items removed for comfort such as sweaters, suit jackets, scarves, etc., must be hung on the examinee’s chair, not placed in laps or on the workstation desktop. Outerwear such as heavy coats, parkas, rain coats, etc., is not permitted in the test room.

Check-In/Security Procedures

Candidates will be required to present one valid, unexpired and original government-issued photo ID with a birth date and signature, such as a driver's license, passport, national ID or military ID.
Candidates will be continuously monitored by video and physical walk-throughs during examinations. All testing sessions may be video- and/or audio- recorded.
Prior to entering the test room, candidates may be required to undergo the following security procedures:
- Candidates will be scanned with a metal detector wand.
- Candidates will be asked to raise slacks/pants legs above the ankles, and asked to pull up long sleeves above the wrists.
- Candidates photo will be taken.
- Candidates Digital Signature will be captured.
- Candidates will be asked to empty and turn pockets inside out.
Candidates will be prohibited from removing jewelry or articles of clothing, such as over-shirts or sweaters while in the test room.
The following policies will be enforced for all breaks, both scheduled and unscheduled, during the exam day:
- If a break is taken during the exam, candidates must return to their original assigned seat.
- Repeated or lengthy unscheduled breaks will be reported by the proctor.
- Candidates may not discuss the exam with any person while on break during the exam day.
- The use of cell phones and other electronic devices during scheduled or unscheduled breaks is prohibited. Cell phones and other electronic devices must remain in the lockers provided by Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center for the duration of the examination
- If access to an item stored in the test center locker is required during a break, such as food or medicine, candidates must inform Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center staff before they retrieve the item.

Permitted Items

Only required items will be permitted in the testing center:

Approved calculators.
Permitted religious headwear
Medical equipment approved as a special accommodation

Prohibited Items

Personal items are not allowed in the exam room. They should be stored either in your vehicle or in a locker (lock provided) at the testing center. Please be aware that the test center, staff or the Regional Testing Center will not be held responsible for loss or damage of personal belongings.
Any items below discovered in the testing room will be confiscated by the Test Administrator and the appropriate testing service will be notified. Examinees are not permitted to take the following items into the exam room:

Cell phones, pagers, beepers, audio or video devices
Electronic dictionaries or Electronic language translators
Food or beverages
Any form of tobacco or tobacco products
Weapons, alcoholic beverages, or illicit drugs. (if any of these are seen or found in the testing center local authorities will be contacted)
Hats and headwear (unless by religious requirements).
Brief cases, book bags, backpacks, purses
Unapproved courseware, books, notes
Mechanical pencils.
Personal laptops, thumb drives, or MP3 recorders.
Unapproved outerwear, to include hooded wear, hoodies, or other items that may cause a breach of the test center security or a security irregularity between the examinee, test center and the material provided therein.
Written notes, published materials and other testing aids are strictly prohibited in the test room, except where allowed by your test sponsor. Test center staff will refer to the applicable Client Practices for allowances.

Privacy and Confidentiality

The privacy and confidentiality of all client personal information is critical. The test center does not maintain personal files on clients; nor is information released to any third party or agency on any client receiving services at the test center. Communication of client information is restricted to the following: the client and the test center, the test center and the test provider, and/or the client and the test provider.

Exam Rooms

The Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center has security measures in place intended to protect the misuse and alteration of testing material under our control. Our network access to the infrastructure is protected by a firewall protection system. Visual surveillance of examinee information is regarded with confidentiality and privacy.

Examinees

No examinee is permitted access to any area of the test center that contains secure test materials or equipment. Safety directions and procedures are visibly posted and available to examinees receiving services at the test center.

This page is for Manhattan Tech student and instructor information.

If you are in need of 3rd party proctor services, please see our Visitors page.

For placement, enrollment, & certification tests information, visit Testing & Placement.

Proctor Services - Manhattan Tech Students & Instructors
You can schedule proctored exams online! SCHEDULE YOUR EXAMS Need help scheduling? Look here for instructions on how to schedule if you are a Manhattan Tech student.
*Note: Please contact us by email at TLC@manhattantech.edu or by calling 785.320.4584 if you have any questions regarding TLC testing policies or proctor services.

Proctor Services - Manhattan Tech Students & Instructors

You can schedule proctored exams online!

SCHEDULE YOUR EXAMS

Need help scheduling? Look here for instructions on how to schedule if you are a Manhattan Tech student.

*Note: Please contact us by email at TLC@manhattantech.edu or by calling 785.320.4584 if you have any questions regarding TLC testing policies or proctor services.

Manhattan Tech Online & On-Campus Courses
Procedure for Instructors Instructors may arrange proctor services from the TLC. The Achievement Center in the TLC is our full-service student testing center. To assist with scheduling space and staff to meet proctoring demands, and to allow the staff to plan for potential students: Instructors need to contact the TLC with the dates of all proctored events within the first 21 days of the semester. Instructors need to contact the TLC with testing guidelines at least 48 hours before a proctored event is to begin. Guidelines should include dates the assignment is open, password, time limit, and resources allowed (e.g. open book, cheat sheet, calculator). The TLC proctors will follow all instructor guidelines. Find complete instructor guidelines regarding Manhattan Tech online courses HERE.
Procedure for Students If you are a Manhattan Tech student the Achievement Center in the TLC can also be your full-service student testing center. There are no fees for Manhattan Tech students to have their Manhattan Tech online course exams proctored in the TLC. To assist with scheduling space and staff to meet proctoring demands, and to allow the staff to plan for potential students: Schedule test sessions 12 to 36 hours in advance whenever possible. Proctoring can be scheduled for the semester if preferred. The TLC proctors will follow all instructor guidelines. Find complete student guidelines regarding Manhattan Tech online courses HERE.

Manhattan Tech Online & On-Campus Courses

Procedure for Instructors

Instructors may arrange proctor services from the TLC. The Achievement Center in the TLC is our full-service student testing center.

To assist with scheduling space and staff to meet proctoring demands, and to allow the staff to plan for potential students:

Instructors need to contact the TLC with the dates of all proctored events within the first 21 days of the semester.
Instructors need to contact the TLC with testing guidelines at least 48 hours before a proctored event is to begin. Guidelines should include dates the assignment is open, password, time limit, and resources allowed (e.g. open book, cheat sheet, calculator).

The TLC proctors will follow all instructor guidelines.

Find complete instructor guidelines regarding Manhattan Tech online courses HERE.

Procedure for Students

If you are a Manhattan Tech student the Achievement Center in the TLC can also be your full-service student testing center. There are no fees for Manhattan Tech students to have their Manhattan Tech online course exams proctored in the TLC.

To assist with scheduling space and staff to meet proctoring demands, and to allow the staff to plan for potential students:

Schedule test sessions 12 to 36 hours in advance whenever possible.
Proctoring can be scheduled for the semester if preferred.

The TLC proctors will follow all instructor guidelines.

Find complete student guidelines regarding Manhattan Tech online courses HERE.

Accommodations for Students
If an exam or quiz needs to be made up, or a student needs to take a retest, instructors have the option of using the Achievement Center in the TLC. Students may also wish to take exams and quizzes in the Achievement Center outside of class or to fulfill an accommodation. If you feel accommodations are necessary or have questions regarding potential accommodations: Speak with your instructor(s) about your concerns. Complete the STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS REQUEST Testing is done in the Teaching & Learning Center only with an instructor’s approval, or by working through student accommodations. All Manhattan Tech students and instructors are expected to follow proctoring policies and guidelines. Please review the policies and guidelines for instructors and students HERE.

Accommodations for Students

If an exam or quiz needs to be made up, or a student needs to take a retest, instructors have the option of using the Achievement Center in the TLC.

Students may also wish to take exams and quizzes in the Achievement Center outside of class or to fulfill an accommodation. If you feel accommodations are necessary or have questions regarding potential accommodations:

Speak with your instructor(s) about your concerns.
Complete the STUDENT ACCOMMODATIONS REQUEST
Testing is done in the Teaching & Learning Center only with an instructor’s approval, or by working through student accommodations.

All Manhattan Tech students and instructors are expected to follow proctoring policies and guidelines. Please review the policies and guidelines for instructors and students HERE.

Important Notes
The TLC will not proctor for any student without prior approval from the course instructor, or Student Retention Specialist. The TLC reserves the right to deny service to any instructor - or the student of any instructor - who has not followed the above protocols. In such a situation, students would be responsible for scheduling an alternative proctor.

ACCUPLACER tests are used as part of the enrollment process at Manhattan Tech. They test your knowledge of math, reading, and writing. ACCUPLACER will be used along with your academic and career goals to assist with your enrollment. They specifically assess your readiness for certain math and writing courses.

Who Takes the ACCUPLACER?
Manhattan Tech requires the Accuplacer Assessment to determine placement for all students entering a program. You can schedule the assessment through our website.

Keep the Following In Mind
Bring a valid photo ID. Photo ID must be government-issued and not expired. ACCUPLACER assessments are not timed. The ACCUPLACER student prep materials are available to anyone. You can retake any ACCUPLACER assessment. ACCUPLACER assessments must be scheduled. Before retaking, you may be required to participate in a prep course or to have completed relevant coursework. There is a retest fee of $10. A recommendation report is available after completion. You are supplied with a pencil, paper, and a calculator if applicable. Any accommodations requests should be done prior to the test date. Failure to do so does not guarantee accommodations.

Keep the Following In Mind

Bring a valid photo ID.
Photo ID must be government-issued and not expired.
ACCUPLACER assessments are not timed.
The ACCUPLACER student prep materials are available to anyone.
You can retake any ACCUPLACER assessment.
ACCUPLACER assessments must be scheduled.
Before retaking, you may be required to participate in a prep course or to have completed relevant coursework.
There is a retest fee of $10.
A recommendation report is available after completion.
You are supplied with a pencil, paper, and a calculator if applicable.
Any accommodations requests should be done prior to the test date. Failure to do so does not guarantee accommodations.

ACCUPLACER Student Prep Resources
To best prepare for your ACCUPLACER assessment, use the following weblink to access ACCUPLACER's student resources page, ACCUPLACER Student Resources. Depending on which tests you are taking, you should focus on the WritePlacer Writing Test, Quantitative Reasoning/Algebra/Statistics Sample Questions, and Advanced Algebra/Functions Sample Questions. You can also register for the web-based Study App. You can create an account and access it from any computer or supported browser. Let us know if you have other questions or need further assistance.

ACCUPLACER Student Prep Resources

To best prepare for your ACCUPLACER assessment, use the following weblink to access ACCUPLACER's student resources page, ACCUPLACER Student Resources. Depending on which tests you are taking, you should focus on the WritePlacer Writing Test, Quantitative Reasoning/Algebra/Statistics Sample Questions, and Advanced Algebra/Functions Sample Questions.

You can also register for the web-based Study App. You can create an account and access it from any computer or supported browser.

Let us know if you have other questions or need further assistance.

Schedule Your ACCUPLACER
ACCUPLACER assessments are scheduled on-campus. Sessions fill up, so make sure to schedule as soon as possible. On-Campus accuplacer
All ACCUPLACER testing takes place in the Achievement Center of the Teaching & Learning Center. Need help scheduling? Look here for instructions on how to schedule your ACCUPLACER test. To contact the Teaching & Learning Center, or if you need assistance scheduling email TLC@manhattantech.edu. More information about ACCUPLACER is available online HERE.

Schedule Your ACCUPLACER

ACCUPLACER assessments are scheduled on-campus. Sessions fill up, so make sure to schedule as soon as possible.

On-Campus accuplacer

All ACCUPLACER testing takes place in the Achievement Center of the Teaching & Learning Center. Need help scheduling? Look here for instructions on how to schedule your ACCUPLACER test.

To contact the Teaching & Learning Center, or if you need assistance scheduling email TLC@manhattantech.edu.

More information about ACCUPLACER is available online HERE.

Testing for Another College - Remote Voucher Testing
Manhattan Tech is also an ACCUPLACER remote testing site. In order for a remote ACCUPLACER test to be given, you should contact the institution you are applying to and ask about ACCUPLACER remote testing. A voucher for an ACCUPLACER remote test will be assigned. There is a $20 testing fee required at our center for all ACCUPLACER remote voucher tests. Canceled registrations are non-refundable. SCHEDULE YOUR ACCUPLACER Voucher TEST NOW!
Look here for instructions on how to schedule your ACCUPLACER test.

Testing for Another College - Remote Voucher Testing

Manhattan Tech is also an ACCUPLACER remote testing site. In order for a remote ACCUPLACER test to be given, you should contact the institution you are applying to and ask about ACCUPLACER remote testing. A voucher for an ACCUPLACER remote test will be assigned. There is a $20 testing fee required at our center for all ACCUPLACER remote voucher tests. Canceled registrations are non-refundable.

SCHEDULE YOUR ACCUPLACER Voucher TEST NOW!

Look here for instructions on how to schedule your ACCUPLACER test.

More Information
For questions regarding the ACCUPLACER assessments or Manhattan Tech testing policies, contact the Teaching & Learning Center at TLC@manhattantech.edu or by calling 785.320.4584.
If you have taken an ACCUPLACER assessment with Manhattan Tech and need a report sent to another institution, complete the form found HERE.

Prior to enrollment in a CNA or CMA course, prospective students may be required to complete a CASAS reading test. The CASAS reading test is used by Manhattan Tech to qualify enrollment into CNA and CMA continuing education courses. Even if you are not sure when you might actually enroll in a CNA or CMA class, we advise you to complete this assessment in order to be ready to enroll as new classes are opened.

Who Takes the CASAS?
If you are enrolling in a CNA or CMA continuing education course with Manhattan Tech, then you may be required to take the CASAS reading assessment in order to complete your enrollment. To learn about the admissions process please visit Admissions. What if I'm not enrolling in a Manhattan Tech Course? No problem. If you are taking a CNA, CMA, or HHA course with another institution or through We Care Online then we can accommodate you.
If one of the following waiver conditions has been met, then a CASAS reading test may not be necessary: Score of Level 4-7 on WorkKeys Reading Score of 236 or higher on Level C-CASAS Reading (within 3 years) Completed English Composition I with a “C” or higher through an accredited college Students must provide Manhattan Tech with a transcript to verify grade.
If you do not meet one of these waiver conditions, then a CASAS reading test is required. If you are unsure please contact our Admissions Office at 785.587.2800.

Who Takes the CASAS?

If you are enrolling in a CNA or CMA continuing education course with Manhattan Tech, then you may be required to take the CASAS reading assessment in order to complete your enrollment. To learn about the admissions process please visit Admissions.

What if I'm not enrolling in a Manhattan Tech Course? No problem. If you are taking a CNA, CMA, or HHA course with another institution or through We Care Online then we can accommodate you.

If one of the following waiver conditions has been met, then a CASAS reading test may not be necessary:

Score of Level 4-7 on WorkKeys Reading
Score of 236 or higher on Level C-CASAS Reading (within 3 years)
Completed English Composition I with a “C” or higher through an accredited college

Students must provide Manhattan Tech with a transcript to verify grade.

If you do not meet one of these waiver conditions, then a CASAS reading test is required. If you are unsure please contact our Admissions Office at 785.587.2800.

Keep the Following In Mind
Bring a valid photo ID. Photo ID must be government issued and not expired. CASAS is a paper/pencil test. A $5 fee is required for all testers. You can retake the CASAS if necessary. Results are valid for a period of 3 years. If testing for another institution, additional information is required. Bring the name and contact information of the receiving organization or institution. Bring a valid business email or fax number of the organization or institution. CASAS reports will NOT be sent to personal emails. Any accommodations requests should be done prior to the test date. Failure to do so does not guarantee accommodations.

Keep the Following In Mind

Bring a valid photo ID.
Photo ID must be government issued and not expired.
CASAS is a paper/pencil test.
A $5 fee is required for all testers.
You can retake the CASAS if necessary.
Results are valid for a period of 3 years.
If testing for another institution, additional information is required.
- Bring the name and contact information of the receiving organization or institution.
- Bring a valid business email or fax number of the organization or institution.
- CASAS reports will NOT be sent to personal emails.
Any accommodations requests should be done prior to the test date. Failure to do so does not guarantee accommodations.

Schedule
CASAS test sessions are scheduled weekly the fall, spring, and summer semesters. Days and times can vary depending on campus activities. Sessions fill up, so make sure to schedule as soon as possible. Canceled registrations are non-refundable. SCHEDULE YOUR CASAS TEST NOW!
All CASAS testing takes place in the Achievement Center of the Teaching & Learning Center. Need help scheduling? Look here for instructions on how to schedule your CASAS test. To contact the Teaching & Learning Center, or if you need assistance scheduling email TLC@manhattantech.edu.

Schedule

CASAS test sessions are scheduled weekly the fall, spring, and summer semesters. Days and times can vary depending on campus activities. Sessions fill up, so make sure to schedule as soon as possible. Canceled registrations are non-refundable.

SCHEDULE YOUR CASAS TEST NOW!

All CASAS testing takes place in the Achievement Center of the Teaching & Learning Center. Need help scheduling? Look here for instructions on how to schedule your CASAS test. To contact the Teaching & Learning Center, or if you need assistance scheduling email TLC@manhattantech.edu.

More Information
For questions regarding the CASAS reading test or Manhattan Tech testing policies, contact the Teaching & Learning Center at TLC@manhattantech.edu, 785.320.4584.
If you have taken a CASAS assessment with Manhattan Tech and need a report sent to another institution, complete the form found HERE.

ADN Entrance Exam

A&P Assessment - Associate Degree of Nursing

The ATI A&P Assessment is a requirement for entry into the Associate Degree Nursing program at Manhattan Tech. These scores are one piece of information used to rank applicants for admission. The highest score will be used when ranking applicants.

Who Takes the Assessment?

Students that are seeking entrance into Manhattan Tech’s Associate Degree of Nursing program are required to take the ATI A&P Assessment. For more information about the Degree Nursing program, and for application information, please visit the program site HERE.

Steps To Register and Pay

Registration and payment are completed online only.
The cost to register and test is $60.
When registering, make sure to choose "ADN Entrance Exam".

COMPLETE REGISTRATION & PAYMENT HERE

After registering, go to atitesting.com and create a sign-in account.
You will create your own ATI username and password.
Bring this username and password information with you to your test session.
Be sure to choose Manhattan Area Tech College ADN as your institution.
More information can be found in the ADN Information Packet.

Important Information

You are limited to two (2) attempts in an academic year.
The test must be taken within three (3) years of applying to the program.
An online practice test can be purchased here.
Additional resources may be available.

On Testing Day

Bring a valid photo ID and payment receipt.
Photo ID must be government issued and not expired.
All ADN Entrance Exams take place in the Regional Testing Center - Building 700.
Testing begins promptly at the indicated time. Check-in begins 20 minutes prior.
If you are not checked in by the start time, and once the testing room door is closed, you will forfeit your registration.
Manhattan Tech does not issue refunds for forfeited registrations.

All testing materials will be provided to you. Hats, sunglasses, cell phones, personal calculators, smart watches, tablets, and personal laptops are prohibited while testing. Other items may be prohibited at the discretion of the proctor.

Reschedule or Cancelation

ADN Entrance Exams cannot be rescheduled or canceled. Our testing schedules are carefully planned to ensure efficiency and fairness for all participants.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, but we kindly ask you to make every effort to attend the testing session at the designated time and day. If you encounter any specific challenges or concerns that prevent you from attending, please contact us at RTC@manhattantech.edu, and we will do our best to assist you.

TEAS Testing for Practical Nursing

The Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is a requirement for entry into the Practical Nursing program at Manhattan Tech. TEAS scores are one piece of information used to rank applicants for admission. The highest score will be used when ranking applicants.

Who Takes the TEAS?

Students that are seeking entrance into Manhattan Tech’s Practical Nursing program are required to take the TEAS assessment for nursing. For more information about the Practical Nursing program, and for application information please visit the program site HERE.

Steps To Register and Pay

TEAS registration and payment are completed online only.
The cost to register and test is $120.
When registering, make sure to choose "TEAS for Practical Nursing".

COMPLETE REGISTRATION & PAYMENT HERE

After registering, go to atitesting.com and create a sign-in account.
You will create your own ATI username and password.
Bring this username and password information with you to your test session.
Be sure to choose Manhattan Area Tech College PN as your institution when creating your ATI testing account.
More information can be found in the Practical Nursing Information Packet.

Important Information

You are limited to two (2) attempts in an academic year.
The test must be taken within three (3) years of applying to the program.
A TEAS or NCLEX study guide may help with your preparation.
Current Manhattan Tech students may check study guides out from the TLC when available.
Additional resources are available through Brainfuse Online Tutoring.
Contact the Teaching & Learning Center for help.

On Testing Day

Bring a valid photo ID and payment receipt.
Photo ID must be government issued and not expired.
All TEAS assessments will take place in the Regional Testing Center - Building 700.
Testing begins promptly at the indicated time. Check-in begins 20 minutes prior.
If you are not checked in by the start time, and once the testing room door is closed, you will forfeit your registration.
Manhattan Tech does not issue refunds for forfeited registrations.

Reschedule or Cancelation

TEAS testing cannot be rescheduled or canceled. Our testing schedules are carefully planned to ensure efficiency and fairness for all participants.

Manhattan Tech CNA Course Completers
You will register for your state test once you have completed your Manhattan Tech CNA course requirements. All state tests will take place in the Achievement Center located inside the Teaching & Learning Center. Location may change based on the schedule. Please contact the TLC if you have questions. Start times will vary. Check your letter or confirmation email for the exact start time. Testing begins promptly at the indicated time. Check-in begins 20 minutes prior. If you are not checked in by the start time, and once the testing room door is closed, you will forfeit your registration.
Keep the Following in Mind: Bring a valid photo ID. Photo ID must be government issued and not expired. REGISTER HERE If you are retaking the state test, please use the link below to register. Retake Test If you have questions about registering for the state test, please notify your instructor on campus or contact the Regional Testing Center at RTC@manhattantech.edu.

Manhattan Tech CNA Course Completers

You will register for your state test once you have completed your Manhattan Tech CNA course requirements. All state tests will take place in the Achievement Center located inside the Teaching & Learning Center. Location may change based on the schedule. Please contact the TLC if you have questions. Start times will vary. Check your letter or confirmation email for the exact start time. Testing begins promptly at the indicated time. Check-in begins 20 minutes prior. If you are not checked in by the start time, and once the testing room door is closed, you will forfeit your registration.

Keep the Following in Mind:

Bring a valid photo ID.
Photo ID must be government issued and not expired.

If you are retaking the state test, please use the link below to register.

Retake Test

If you have questions about registering for the state test, please notify your instructor on campus or contact the Regional Testing Center at RTC@manhattantech.edu.

Non-Manhattan Tech CNA/HHA Course Completers
If you have completed a CNA or HHA course somewhere other than Manhattan Tech, you are also eligible to register to take your state test with us.
Keep the Following in Mind: Bring a valid photo ID. Photo ID must be government issued and not expired. Your instructor is responsible for completing and sending the request application to Manhattan Tech's Director of Allied Health. Your instructor will receive a State Test Scheduling Notice to provide to you. Once you have received this notice, you will need to follow the instructions for registering and paying for your state test. Included in this notice is an Access Code. This Access Code is necessary to have when registering for your state test. The cost to register and test is $38. Additional resources are available through the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services website. REGISTER & PAY HERE If you are retaking the state test, please use the link below to register. RETAKE TEST
All state tests will take place in the Regional Testing Center - Building 700. Start times will vary. Check your letter or confirmation email for the exact start time. Testing begins promptly at the indicated time. Check-in begins 20 minutes prior. If you are not checked in by the start time, you will forfeit your registration. Manhattan Tech does not issue refunds for forfeited registrations.
All testing materials will be provided to you. Hats, sunglasses, cell phones, personal calculators, smart watches, tablets, and personal laptops are prohibited while testing. Other items may be prohibited at the discretion of the proctor. CNA COURSE GUIDELINES REVIEW HHA COURSE GUIDELINES REVIEW
If you have questions regarding registration, please contact the Director of Allied Health at markballinger@manhattantech.edu.

Interstate CNA/HHA Testers
Interstate testers also have the option of using Manhattan Tech as your Kansas state test site. If you are an interstate tester, first you should submit a completed Interstate Application to the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.
Keep the Following in Mind: Bring a valid photo ID. Photo ID must be government issued and not expired. Be sure to check Manhattan as your test site on the application. Once your application is approved you will receive an Approval to Test notice. Once you have received this notice, contact Manhattan Tech's Director of Allied Health at markballinger@manhattantech.edu or 785.320.4524. The Director of Allied Health will email you a State Test Scheduling Notice. Once you have received this notice, you will need to follow the instructions for registering and paying for your state test. Included in this notice is an Access Code. This Access Code is necessary to have when registering for your state test. The cost to register and test is $38. Additional resources are available through the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services website. REGISTER & PAY HERE
All state tests will take place in the Regional Testing Center - Building 700. Start times will vary. Check your letter or confirmation email for the exact start time. Testing begins promptly at the indicated time. Check-in begins 20 minutes prior. If you are not checked in by the start time, you will forfeit your registration. Manhattan Tech does not issue refunds for forfeited registrations.
All testing materials will be provided to you. Hats, sunglasses, cell phones, personal calculators, smart watches, tablets, and personal laptops are prohibited while testing. Other items may be prohibited at the discretion of the proctor. CNA COURSE GUIDELINES REVIEW HHA COURSE GUIDELINES REVIEW
If you have questions regarding registration, please contact the Director of Allied Health at markballinger@manhattantech.edu or the Regional Testing Center at RTC@manhattantech.edu.

Manhattan Tech CMA Course Completers
Keep the Following in Mind: Bring a valid photo ID. Photo ID must be government-issued and not expired. REGISTER HERE If you have questions about registering for the state test, please notify your instructor on campus or contact the Regional Testing Center at RTC@manhattantech.edu.

Manhattan Tech CMA Course Completers

Keep the Following in Mind:

Bring a valid photo ID.
Photo ID must be government-issued and not expired.

If you have questions about registering for the state test, please notify your instructor on campus or contact the Regional Testing Center at RTC@manhattantech.edu.

The Regional Testing Center at Manhattan Tech collaborates with leading testing delivery providers to bring certification and licensure examinations to Manhattan and the surrounding communities. Currently, we are proud to partner with Educational Testing Services (ETS) and Pearson VUE. Below is a list of certifications available through these provider partnerships. For more details about specific certification exams, please contact the respective provider directly.

Automotive Service Excellence (ASE)
	ASE, is short for the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Since 1972 our independent non-profit organization has worked to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service by testing and certifying automotive professionals. ASE promotes excellence in vehicle repair, service and parts distribution. Almost 300,000 Automotive Technicians and Service Professionals hold ASE Certifications. ASE Certified Professionals work in every part of the automotive service industry. ASE certifies automotive technicians and service professionals, not the auto shops. The ASE tests are administered by appointment. Candidates need to call 785-320-4406, in advance, to schedule a testing time. In order to schedule an appointment, candidates need to have their ASE ID# and name of exam (example: Code: A1 Engine Repair ASE-0000-0000). Candidates will also need to email their ASE confirmation/receipt to RTC@manhattantech.edu.

Automotive Service Excellence (ASE)

ASE, is short for the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Since 1972 our independent non-profit organization has worked to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service by testing and certifying automotive professionals.

ASE promotes excellence in vehicle repair, service and parts distribution. Almost 300,000 Automotive Technicians and Service Professionals hold ASE Certifications. ASE Certified Professionals work in every part of the automotive service industry. ASE certifies automotive technicians and service professionals, not the auto shops.

The ASE tests are administered by appointment. Candidates need to call 785-320-4406, in advance, to schedule a testing time. In order to schedule an appointment, candidates need to have their ASE ID# and name of exam (example: Code: A1 Engine Repair ASE-0000-0000). Candidates will also need to email their ASE confirmation/receipt to RTC@manhattantech.edu.

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)
	Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) 2016 provides industry-leading assessments of skills and knowledge through our new project-based testing, giving students and professionals real-world exercises to appraise their understanding of Microsoft Office. This guarantees that every certified user has demonstrated the ability to command the full features and functionality of Microsoft Office, preparing them for future academic or workforce opportunities. Schedule an Exam

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS)

Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) 2016 provides industry-leading assessments of skills and knowledge through our new project-based testing, giving students and professionals real-world exercises to appraise their understanding of Microsoft Office.

This guarantees that every certified user has demonstrated the ability to command the full features and functionality of Microsoft Office, preparing them for future academic or workforce opportunities.

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Educational Testing Service (ETS)
	PRAXIS Series Testing Educational Testing Service (ETS) offers the Praxis Series assessments, which states use as part of their teacher licensure and certification process. The Praxis I tests measure basic academic skills, and the Praxis II tests measure general and subject-specific knowledge and teaching skills. The PRAXIS Series exams are offered through Internet-based testing. We currently provides test information and administers the PRAXIS Series tests in both formats. Visit www.ets.org for more information on the PRAXIS exam. Register for an Exam

Educational Testing Service (ETS)

PRAXIS Series Testing

Educational Testing Service (ETS) offers the Praxis Series assessments, which states use as part of their teacher licensure and certification process. The Praxis I tests measure basic academic skills, and the Praxis II tests measure general and subject-specific knowledge and teaching skills.

The PRAXIS Series exams are offered through Internet-based testing. We currently provides test information and administers the PRAXIS Series tests in both formats.

Visit www.ets.org for more information on the PRAXIS exam.

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Pearson VUE
	Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center is an authorized Pearson VUE testing center. Pearson VUE “delivers exams through the world’s most comprehensive and secure network”. They offer academic/admissions exams and assessment, information technology certification exams, and state and occupational licensure exams. You can learn more about Pearson Vue's testing services or register for an exam by visiting Pearson Vue online. Please note, not ALL PearsonVue tests are given at the RTC. Schedule an Exam
	The GED® test is made up of 4 subjects, broken into separate exams. You don’t have to take all 4 tests at once - you can space them out however it suits you and go at your own pace. Setup an account at GED.com to prepare for and schedule to take your tests. Sign Up NOW!
Pearson VUE Testing GED CompTIA Cisco Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Evaluation Systems AT & T General Exams American College EC-Council VMware National Restaurant Association CDA Exam Council for Professional Recognition National Association of Corrosion Engineers International Institute Contact the center for full list of avaliable tests.

Pearson VUE

Manhattan Tech Regional Testing Center is an authorized Pearson VUE testing center. Pearson VUE “delivers exams through the world’s most comprehensive and secure network”. They offer academic/admissions exams and assessment, information technology certification exams, and state and occupational licensure exams. You can learn more about Pearson Vue's testing services or register for an exam by visiting Pearson Vue online. Please note, not ALL PearsonVue tests are given at the RTC.

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The GED® test is made up of 4 subjects, broken into separate exams. You don’t have to take all 4 tests at once - you can space them out however it suits you and go at your own pace. Setup an account at GED.com to prepare for and schedule to take your tests.

Sign Up NOW!

Pearson VUE Testing

GED
CompTIA
Cisco
Pharmacy Technician Certification Board
Evaluation Systems
AT & T General Exams
American College
EC-Council
VMware
National Restaurant Association
CDA Exam Council for Professional Recognition
National Association of Corrosion Engineers International Institute

Contact the center for full list of avaliable tests.

The Regional Testing Center at Manhattan Tech provides credit-by-examination opportunities, allowing you to earn academic credit for specific courses. You can achieve college credit by successfully completing exams offered through the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) or the DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSST) program.

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CLEP - College Level Examination Program

The College Board CLEP Program offers 33 exams. You can review each exam’s description for test content and study areas to help you prepare for your test.

The CLEP exams offered include the following:
Business: Financial Accounting • Introductory Business Law • Information Systems • Principles of Management • Principles of Marketing
Composition and Literature: American Literature • Analyzing and Interpreting Literature • College Composition • College Composition Modular • English Literature • Humanities
World Languages: French Language • German Language • Spanish Language
History and Social Sciences: American Government • Human Growth and Development • Introduction to Educational Psychology • Introductory Psychology • Introductory Sociology • Principles of Macroeconomics • Principles of Microeconomics • Social Sciences and History • History of the United States I • History of the United States II • Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 • Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present
Science and Mathematics: Biology • Calculus • Chemistry • College Algebra • College Mathematics • Natural Sciences • Precalculus

The CLEP exams offered include the following:

Business:

Financial Accounting • Introductory Business Law • Information Systems • Principles of Management • Principles of Marketing

Composition and Literature:

American Literature • Analyzing and Interpreting Literature • College Composition • College Composition Modular • English Literature • Humanities

World Languages:

French Language • German Language • Spanish Language

History and Social Sciences:

American Government • Human Growth and Development • Introduction to Educational Psychology • Introductory Psychology • Introductory Sociology • Principles of Macroeconomics • Principles of Microeconomics • Social Sciences and History • History of the United States I • History of the United States II • Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 • Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present

Science and Mathematics:

Biology • Calculus • Chemistry • College Algebra • College Mathematics • Natural Sciences • Precalculus

DSST - DANTES Subject Standardized Test

The DSST program offers 36 exams. For more information about the DANTES Subject Standardized Test Program, visit www.getcollegecredit.com, and see the American Council on Education Credit Recommendations for DSST Exams.

DSST exam offerings include the following:
Business Business Ethics and Society • Business Mathematics • Human Resource Management • Introduction to Business • Management Information Systems • Money and Banking • Organizational Behavior • Personal Finance • Principles of Finance • Principles of Supervision
Humanities Ethics in America • History of the Soviet Union • Introduction to World Religions • Math for Liberal Arts • Principles of Advanced English Composition • Principles of Public Speaking
Mathematics Computing and Information Technology • Fundamentals of College Algebra • Math for Liberal Arts • Principles of Statistics
Physical Science Astronomy • Environment and Humanity: The Race to Save the Planet • Health and Human Development • Principles of Physical Science 1
Social Sciences A History of the Vietnam War • Art of the Western World • Criminal Justice • Foundations of Education • Fundamentals of Counseling • General Anthropology • History of the Soviet Union • Human/Cultural Geography • Introduction to Law Enforcement • Lifespan Developmental Psychology • Substance Abuse • The Civil War and Reconstruction
Technology Computing and Information Technology • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity • Technical Writing

DSST exam offerings include the following:

Business

Business Ethics and Society • Business Mathematics • Human Resource Management • Introduction to Business • Management Information Systems • Money and Banking • Organizational Behavior • Personal Finance • Principles of Finance • Principles of Supervision

Humanities

Ethics in America • History of the Soviet Union • Introduction to World Religions • Math for Liberal Arts • Principles of Advanced English Composition • Principles of Public Speaking

Mathematics

Computing and Information Technology • Fundamentals of College Algebra • Math for Liberal Arts • Principles of Statistics

Physical Science

Astronomy • Environment and Humanity: The Race to Save the Planet • Health and Human Development • Principles of Physical Science 1

Social Sciences

A History of the Vietnam War • Art of the Western World • Criminal Justice • Foundations of Education • Fundamentals of Counseling • General Anthropology • History of the Soviet Union • Human/Cultural Geography • Introduction to Law Enforcement • Lifespan Developmental Psychology • Substance Abuse • The Civil War and Reconstruction

Technology

Computing and Information Technology • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity • Technical Writing