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“Founded in 2008, ProctorU has administered one million exams for test-takers in 75 countries and works with more than 500 institutions. The company has four offices across the U.S. and employs more than 400 people.”

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“ProctorU, an online test proctoring company that was founded in Hoover in 2008, has been named to the 2014 Inc. 500 list of the fastest growing private companies in America.”

“Birmingham’s ProctorU, an online proctoring service, is expanding.
The company, which has grown from a little over two dozen employees in 2008 to over 400 today, is moving from its current Riverchase Center location to 2200 Riverchase Center.”

“Instructors use webcam proctoring, among other methods, to cut down on cheating in online classes.”

“ProctorU, the Birmingham company that offers online test proctoring, grew by 128 percent in the last year as demand for its services increased in the U.S. and worldwide.”

“Hoover-based tech company ProctorU closed out 2013 on a strong note by proctoring online exams in 74 different countries in the month of December.”

“‘The rate of growth we’ve seen this year has been staggering,’ said ProctorU Executive Vice President Jarrod Morgan. ‘We continue to grow at this incredible rate because the industry and our partnership institutions demand it.'”

“The higher education industry’s largest online proctoring provider has begun to crack the international market using a unique combination of technology and personable customer service and has proctored over 500,000 exams.”

“The service gives examinees the comfort of taking exams from home and instructors peace of mind knowing that the academic integrity of a traditional classroom is upheld.”