What You Need to Know for the Remotely Proctored CLT
The remotely proctored CLT is a version of the CLT that students take at home with their own computers. The exam is recorded (not live-proctored) and later reviewed by CLT staff. Due to the nature of the platform and our commitment to ensuring test integrity, familiarity with the test’s rules and requirements is critical to ensuring you have the best possible testing experience.
If you are preparing to take the remotely-proctored CLT, please be sure to thoroughly read the pages below.
Note: The information on this page applies only to the remotely proctored CLT. It does not pertain to the CLT10, CLT3-8, or in-school CLT. For more information about requirements for those exams, see our Test Day Expectations page.
Your Guide to the Remotely Proctored CLT
Everything you need to know about the remotely proctored CLT, including permitted and prohibited items and actions.
How to Start Your Remotely Proctored CLT
A step-by-step guide to starting your CLT and ensuring you have a smooth testing experience.
Top 5 Reasons Remotely Proctored Exams Are Voided
The top five reasons CLT scores are voided, as well as advice for how to avoid these common problems.