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Spring 2021 Testing Center Information

Due to the pandemic, the DSLCC Testing Center will remain closed until further notice. For this week's post, though, we just wanted to provide a few updates about the Virginia Placement Test (VPT) and the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS). Read on for more information!

Note that the VPT is cancelled until further notice. For questions regarding placement or registration, contact DSLCC Student Services at (540) 863-2820.

In addition, for students applying to DSLCC's Nursing Program: All TEAS sessions will be virtual for the Spring 2021 semester. Your TEAS must be completed before the application due date. PN applications are due on April 1, and applications to the RN program are due on May 15.

Remaining TEAS dates and times are as follows:

  • February 8 - 10 AM
  • February 22 - 4 PM
  • March 15 - 10 AM
  • March 22 - 4 PM
  • April 12 - 10 AM
  • April 19 - 4 PM
  • May 3 - 10 AM
  • May 10 - 4 PM

To register for an upcoming TEAS session, visit https://atitesting.com/teas/register. For questions about the test or registration process, contact Sara Chambers at sechambers@dslcc.edu. For questions regarding admissions to the Nursing Program, contact Kyndall Markham at kmarkham@dslcc.edu.

Feel free to also reach out to the Testing Center at any time - DSLCCTesting@dslcc.edu.

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