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University of Calgary Calendar 2018-2019 Academic Regulations G. Examinations and Tests G.2 Proof of Identity G.2.1 Tests
G.2.1 Tests

Invigilators of any tests may, when they have reason to believe there is cause to do so, challenge any candidate to produce proof of identity either in the form of the University of Calgary ID card (Unicard) or government-issued photo ID.

If there is clear evidence that impersonation has occurred, the individual shall not be permitted to continue the test and shall be reported immediately to the dean or delegate of the faculty in which the course is offered.

A student who is not able to provide acceptable proof of identity may be permitted to continue the test if the student agrees to provide verification at a later date. If verification is not provided, then the student will receive an "F" on the test, and the matter will be referred to the dean or delegate of the faculty in which the course is offered for further disciplinary action.