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Brad Brezinski, BSAST

Brad Brezinski, BSAST
"After completing the degree, I was selected for Chief Petty Officer, which is a great honor for an enlisted member of the Navy..."
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Vito DiMicco, MSM

Vito DiMicco, MSM
"Being in the military for 26 years, I was trying to get myself ready for retirement..."
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Vietthi Nguyen, BSAST

Vietthi Nguyen, BSAST
"As a military member, I am busy serving our country, protecting our freedom and serving my family…TESC was the number one pick for me because it offers flexibility..."
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Aaron Bonniwell, BSAST

Aaron Bonniwell, BSAST
"Thomas Edison has helped me achieve my personal goal of completing a degree while I’m in the Navy..."
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Brandon Starnes

Brandon Starnes, BSAST
"I chose Thomas Edison because I think it gives working professionals a chance to get back to class and work toward their degree or their goals..."
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Mandy Starnes

Mandy Starnes, MSN
"My husband is in the Navy and we have to move a lot…Thomas Edison allows me to take my classes with me…it was very convenient for us..."
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Jacob Klemm

Jacob Klemm, BS
"I enjoyed taking classes from home and not in the confines of a conventional setting of having to sit in a classroom…it’s nice to have the flexibility..."
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Jessica Galati

Jessica Galati, BA
"I received my degree completely online…the mentors have been very helpful and the interaction with classmates has been really good..."
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Jeremy Wasson

Jeremy Wasson, BSAST
"Thomas Edison seemed to be the one that work most with my schedule and give me the most amount of credits for what I’ve done in the Navy..."
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Tiffany Wasson

Tiffany Wasson, AAS
"I’ve always wanted to get a college degree, it’s just that when you marry a military man it’s hard because you move around…I’ve had a great experience at Thomas Edison..."
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Tabitha Miller

Tabitha Miller, BSAST
"Thomas Edison was the most military-friendly school we could go to…being able to take online classes and work at your own pace really helped..."
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Bill Benson

Bill Benson, BSAST
"Once I talked with the people here at Thomas Edison, they guided me through the process."
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Jason Didomenico

Jason Didomenico, BA
"I liked the curriculum and I liked that this school is regionally accredited versus nationally."
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Proctor Request - Military Students

Access Proctor Request Form for all military students

Military Proctor Guidelines Listed Below
Military students can take examinations for Thomas Edison State College courses, e-Pack® course and TECEP® exams using a proctor who meets the guidelines listed below. The College must first approve the proctor before any examinations can be mailed or completed. The proctor must be a neutral third party with no on-going relationship to the student nor can the proctor be currently attending Thomas Edison State College as a student.

In addition, the proctor should hold a position of responsibility, be able to communicate in English, and have no conflict of interest with either the student or Thomas Edison State College. Any full-time commissioned officer (CWO2 and above), serving on active duty, who is senior to the student in rank and not serving within the student’s direct chain of command, may fulfill this requirement.

The following list provides examples of acceptable and unacceptable proctor qualifications. These guidelines apply to students in eArmyU, GoArmyEd, MDCP, and the Army, Marines, Army Reserves, Air Force and Coast Guard.

Acceptable as Proctors

  • Commissioned officers of your unit, not in your direct reporting chain to the Commanding Officer, i.e. Division Officers, Department Heads, Platoon Commanders, Special/Subordinate Staff Officers with whom you do not have a direct supervisory relationship
  • Test Control Officers (TCO)
  • Education Services Officers (ESO)
  • Career Counselors
  • Base Librarians
  • Chaplains

Unacceptable as Proctors

  • Co-Workers
  • Direct or immediate supervisors
  • Family members
  • Friends
  • Medical staff at hospitals, medical centers and/or clinics

Students serving at remote or isolated postings should make every effort to find a proctor outside of their direct reporting chain. If this is not possible, please contact the Office of Test Administration at [email protected].

The following list of acceptable and unacceptable proctors apply to NCPACE and NAVY College students.

Acceptable as Proctors

  • Commissioned officers of your unit/command, not in your direct reporting chain to the Commanding Officer, i.e. Division Officers, Department Heads, Special/Subordinate Staff Officers with whom you do not have a direct supervisory relationship
  • NCPACE reps
  • Test Control Officers (TCO)
  • Education Services Officers (ESO)
  • Career Counselors
  • Base Librarians
  • Chaplains

Unacceptable as Proctors

  • Co-Workers
  • Direct or immediate supervisors
  • Family members
  • Friends
  • Medical staff at hospitals, medical centers and/or clinics

Students serving at remote or isolated postings should make every effort to find a proctor outside of their direct reporting chain. If this is not possible, please contact the Office of Test Administration at [email protected].