Exams will cover information discussed in lecture, text, and any other source assigned to the student. Information discussed in lecture however, will be emphasized . Lecture exams will consist of a series of 50 single best answer questions, and laboratory exams will consist of 25 questions covering dissections and bone specimens and will be given on dates listed in the course outline. Arrangements will be made for students with documentation of special needs to take the exam in an environment appropriate to their individual situations as defined by University policy. Exams will be returned in an expedient manner and keys posted on the web page.
Students are free to keep their copy of the exam.
While it is expected that all students will take the exam at the scheduled time, should a student miss an exam, permission to take a make-up exam must be granted by the course director and PT Program Director and must be accomplished within 24 hours of the scheduled time. Due to constraints on the laboratory, all make-up laboratory exams will be oral in nature. Likewise any written make-up exam given after 24 hours will be oral in nature. If after having reviewed the posted key, a student should feel that a question was corrected inappropriately the student may submit their exam for a regrade. Students wishing a regrade must present their reasoning for a regrade as well as their exams in writing within 48 hours following posting of the key.