Testing Centers

Welcome to Saint Louis Community College's Testing Centers. We provide a variety of testing for current STLCC students as well as non-STLCC students.

COVID-19 Message from the Testing Centers

Are the Testing Centers open?

Although on-site operations are closed, the testing center is serving the needs of our campus in a remote capacity.

To speak with a member of the staff we ask that you send an email to your respective campus office:
Email Forest Park
Email Florissant Valley
Email Meramec
Email Wildwood

How will I take the placement test?

STLCC testing centers are closed. Discuss your class placement with an academic advisor. They will be able to assist you in determining your appropriate courses.

How can I take out of class tests?

Currently the testing centers are closed for the foreseeable future; however, some accommodations (such as extended time) can be provided by the instructor. It is important that you contact your instructor and work with the Access office, if you need assistance.

For students needing readers/scribes, the Access office can work with you to help provide software that will assist you in this manner. If you have questions about this process, you should contact the Access office.

How can I take the TEAS or MOGEA exams?

All external testing has been canceled while the testing centers are closed.

When the centers reopen, we will make sure to increase seats or dates to meet demand. For information on test dates, see the website of the appropriate exam.

How can I take a distance or online exam from another institution?

The Testing Centers are currently closed to the public, we are unable to provide in person proctoring at this time.

How do I connect with other student services at St. Louis Community College?

We have setup a page to give you this information. Please visit for up-to-date information.

COVID-19 Student Information

Placement Tests

St. Louis Community College uses an untimed computerized placement test to help you know the right courses for you. After testing you can meet with your advisor to discuss the course work that would be best for you and let you start college with confidence.

Learn more about placement tests

English as a Second Language (ESL) Assessment

The ESL Assessment is required of students whose native language is not English, and wish to register and attend classes at STLCC. If English is not your first language, you must demonstrate a level of English language proficiency through STLCC's ESL Assessment.

Learn more about ESL assessment

ACT and HiSET Testing

Are you looking to take the ACT or HiSET test? These tests are offered at our Forest Park and Florissant Valley campuses and the ACT can be also be taken at the Meramec campus. The HiSET test replaced the GED in 2014.

Learn more about ACT and HiSET testing

External Test Proctoring

STLCC's testing centers offer proctoring services to test takers from other universities or organizations as a community service . We proctor both paper- and computer-based tests, and we charge a flat $20.00 proctor fee per test in order to cover our expenses.

Learn more about proctored tests

Out of Class Testing

Need to take a test outside of normal class hours? Appointments are required and the student must call, email or stop by the testing center to make an appointment. Appointments will need to be scheduled at least two days in advance. The appointment time will not be altered for late arrivals. If a student arrives 15 minutes past their appointment time, the test may have to be rescheduled.

Learn more about out of class testing