What to Bring

• Admission ticket and photo ID (or any other required acceptable and valid identification)
• Three or four sharpened, soft-lead (No. 2 or HB) pencils for paper-delivered tests. Pencils are not supplied at paper-delivered testing centers, but are supplied at computer-delivered testing centers. Mechanical pencils cannot be used.
• A good eraser for paper-delivered tests.
• A blue or black pen for paper-delivered tests. Pens are not supplied at the test center
• A calculator if allowed for your test (see Calculator Use)
• If you are taking (0131) Art Making or (0135) Art: Content and Analysis, you must bring four color photographs or still reproductions of your own artwork in two different media. Each image must be of a different work and must be clear and show the complete artwork.

No Personal Items

• Please note: Cell phones, smartphones (e.g., BlackBerry® or iPhone® devices, etc.), PDAs and/or any other electronic or photographic devices are not permitted at the test center at all. If you bring such devices to the test center, you will be dismissed from the test, your registration and test fees will be forfeited and your scores will be canceled. If you are seen USING such a device, in addition to the above conditions, the device will be confiscated and inspected. Test center staff are not permitted to collect and/or store devices.
• Personal items are not allowed in the testing room and will not be available to you during the test or during breaks. You may also be asked to empty your pockets. If you are a taking a computer-delivered test, you will be assigned a space to store your belongings, such as handbags and study materials. If you are taking a paper-delivered test, secure storage space will not be available at the test center, so please plan accordingly.
• Test centers assume no responsibility for your personal items.
• If you have health-related needs requiring you to bring equipment, beverages or snacks into the testing room or to take extra or extended breaks, you need to request accommodations in advance. Procedures for requesting accommodations are described in the Bulletin Supplement for Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-related Needs.