Registration is now open for the March 29, 2025 exam! Register today - registration will close on March 27, 2025.

Police Testing is an in-person proctored exam for individuals looking to enter the law enforcement field with an agency who is a member of our Police Testing Alliance.  

The exam is comprised of cognitive abilities (deductive reasoning, flexibility of closure, inductive reasoning, information gathering, problem sensitivity, selective attention, spatial orientation, verbal comprehension, verbal expression, visualization) and behavioral orientation sections. 

The results of your exam will be provided only to our Police Testing Alliance members as well as yourself.  Please see www.greatbay.edu/policetesting to see the specific police departments who are current Alliance members.

Registration will be open until March 27th.  The written exam will be held in-person on Saturday, March 29th at 9am at Great Bay Community College at 320 Corporate Drive, Portsmouth, NH  03801.  

You will need an official picture ID (a state-issued driver’s license, official U.S. Military photo identification, or valid U.S. passport) in order to be admitted into the exam.  No electronic devices, including calculators, will be allowed during the exam.  You will be provided with pencils and scrap paper.  

Once you have registered, you have until March 26th to notify Jenn Tapley in writing at jtapley@ccsnh.edu if you cannot take the scheduled exam and receive a refund.  

Please contact Jennifer Tapley at (603)427-7706 or jtapley@ccsnh.edu with any questions about the exam, registration, or how to purchase a study guide.

For the experienced spreadsheet user.  Automate worksheets with macros.  Students will analyze data using pivot tables.

For more information: Macros Pivot Tables Logical Functions Objectives 

Computers provided

For the new spreadsheet user.  Learn statistical analysis skills and create formulas and functions. Explore spreadsheet formatting, printing and charting.

For course outline: Introduction to Excel Objectives

Computers Provided

For the casual spreadsheet user.  Create charts and graphical representation of numeric data for visual communication.  Use list-management skills to organize data including filters, sort and sub-totals.

For more information: Intermediate Course Objectives

Computers provided

For the experienced spreadsheet user.  Automate worksheets with macros.  Students will analyze data using pivot tables.

For more information: Macros Pivot Tables Logical Functions Objectives 

Computers provided