SetonOnline Test Information

In some courses, tests are now delivered directly in SetonOnline, rather than in MySeton. These tests can be accessed by logging in to SetonOnline using a student account.

The following FAQ provides answers to common questions about these SetonOnline tests. 

How do I take tests and see my results in SetonOnline?
The following video shows how to take a test within SetonOnline in Economics, but the video applies to any course with SetonOnline tests.

I don't see a "Start Quiz" button. How do I begin my quiz?
Some students may encounter an issue where the “Start Quiz” button is missing within SetonOnline. This is most often caused by being logged in using a parent account, rather than a student account. The video below explains the issue and how to resolve it.

How can I access SetonOnline test results as a parent / teacher?
Individual test results can be reviewed by parent/teachers in SetonOnline by auditing, or impersonating, a student account. The following video provides a step-by-step walkthrough.

What is the re-do policy for tests in SetonOnline?

In most courses delivered in SetonOnline, students can retake each test once. The final score is the average of the two attempts.

Students should take care to study carefully before redoing the test, because it is possible to get a lower grade on the second attempt and reduce the average score. 

Some courses, such as the Rosetta Stone languages courses, have a different re-do policy. In these cases, the re-do policy is stated within the course.  

Are SetonOnline tests the same as the tests found in the printed course manual?

SetonOnline tests usually do not match the tests found in the printed course manual. Often, the multiple choice answers are presented in a different order. In other cases, the tests are individually generated for each student from a test bank.