Our proctors will run you through the online process of getting setup on your PC.

Our proctors will ask you to present your ID to verify that you are who you say you are.

Our proctors will run some remote checks on your computer to safeguard the security of the exam.

The proctor will verify your webcam works.

The proctor will verify your audio works.

You'll be required to use one monitor only during the exam. Make sure you disconnect any monitors and only use a single display.

You'll be required to install software on your computer to get started.

You'll be required to pan around your room with your PC/webcam.

You'll be required to sign into Meazure's account. Then you'll sign into your American Board of Design account.

Once signed in to your American Board of Design account, go to your Dashboard. Find the section called "Exams." Click into your exams and wait for the proctor to guide you through your exam.

You'll land on a page that explains how many questions you have and how long you'll have to take the exam.

You'll then be given detailed exam instructions.

You'll then begin your exam.

Do your best to stay focused and try to take the exam all the way through without breaks.

Click submit, to finalize your exam. The exam proctor will then walk you through the next steps.

If you have scratch sheets of paper seal them in your envelope and mail it back to the board. This is very important because you will not be able to obtain a license if you do not mail in your materials. Your proctor will help guide you through the process.

Once you are done, you'll sign off for the day, and take any additional exams the following day.

Click submit, to finalize exam part 2. The exam proctor will then walk you through the next steps.

Each exam process is the same for subsequent exams. Your last exam is the same except this is essentially the last step you have before your are licensed.

The board will review your exam materials, results, and begin your Ethical Assessment.

Track your status online, via your dashboard in the Exams section.

To understand the licensing process take a look at the link below.