• To protect the integrity of our exams and fairness amongst our students, the Eller Online Bachelor’s program proctors all major exams through the University of Arizona’s official proctoring service provider, Examity.
• Examity proctoring sessions require students to test in a conducive environment free from interruption. You should expect to:
  • Create an Examity profile and verify your identity at the beginning of each proctoring session.
  • An external webcam and 5-foot USB cord is required for Eller Online exams. A built-in computer webcam (embedded into your screen) is NOT sufficient.
  • Use the external webcam to show proof of appropriate testing environment before and during the exam.
  • Share remote access to your computer during the testing sessions.
  • Be video recorded during the entire testing session, for faculty’s review (if anomalies occur).
• Examity representatives are considered an extension of our university and should be treated with the same level of respect as your course instructors or members of our staff.

• Direct use of the words or ideas of another without giving proper credit, including material drawn from print, televised, or electronic sources.
• Submission of the same or substantially same assignment to different instructors, without the express permission of both.
• Unauthorized use of another person's work, in part or in whole, on assignments (including work done in conjunction with another student) and in exams.
• Receiving or giving unauthorized assistance on exams or assignments.
• Using unauthorized materials during an exam or on assignments.
• Unauthorized use of notes (from print or electronic sources) on any assignments, case studies, or exams.

It is every student's responsibility to seek clarification from faculty on class rules before an assignment is turned in. It is unacceptable to submit an assignment and then claim lack of knowledge of the rules by which it was governed.

• Taking or attempting to take the property of another without permission.
• Misrepresenting the truth or giving false information, with the intent of gaining unfair personal advantage or causing harm.
• Verbal or physical harassment of any kind, aimed at any individual or group.
• Inappropriate use of another student's personal information.

Faculty members are responsible for describing rules specific to their classes beyond the general policy and will determine the penalties for their violation. Penalty for violations of academic integrity include, but may not be limited to:

• Failing grade for the assignment in which the violation occurred.
• Failing grade for the course in which the violation occurred.
• Removal from offices held within student organizations.
• Dismissal from the Eller College of Management or the University of Arizona.