Write & Cite® FAQs

In academic settings, writing must resonate with specific audiences and adhere to structured formatting guidelines. The module will help you develop skills to navigate the nuances of academic writing, create consistent paper formats, and appropriately cite sources.

You will prepare for the exam by completing the Write & Cite Module.

Refer to your course syllabus or course instructor to see how the module/exam will be graded.

You will need a computer with internet access. To avoid interruption and technical difficulties, it is best to have a strong internet connection while using our solutions. Our solutions will work with all major internet browser's; however, we find Edge and Chrome work best. No other plug-ins are required.

At the conclusion of the self-registration process, a hyperlinked module name will be displayed. When you click the hyperlink, your web browser will open to the modules. If you do not begin the Write & Cite Module at the end of the self-registration process, you can access the module by using the e-mail sent to you upon completion of the self-registration process. This e-mail contains a hyperlink to take you to the Write & Cite Module and Competency Exam.

Please check your SPAM or JUNKMAIL folder for the email from Peregrine Global Services (Receipt@PeregrineAcademics.com). DO NOT REPLY to this email. You can request the email re-sent to you by visiting our Access Link Retrieval Page. If you still do not see the email, please submit a support ticket to Peregrine Global Services and we will send you the access link manually.

Click on the blue, underlined hyperlink content included with the title of the course you are enrolled in. The hyperlink directs your web browser to the appropriate site and auto-fills the registration information.

The purpose of the post-test is to assess your knowledge and verify your understanding of the topic’s concepts. However, the purpose of the module is for your educational benefit. Therefore, you are allowed to take the post-test twice, if needed. If after taking the post-test the first time and you are not satisfied with your score, you may go back to review those sections in the module where you missed questions. You may then take the post-test a second time. When students elect to retake their post-test, our system will automatically record and report their highest score achieved. 

If you need to step away for a moment, you may click the button “Record Answer & Take a Break.” This will provide you with a timed 15-minute break. Your exam will resume automatically after the 15 minutes is over.

You may leave and access the module at your discretion. However, please refer to the previous question in regard to leaving the exam.

You will be able to access both the pre and post-test three times each (meaning that you may log into and out of the test three times before the system locks you out of the test, the accesses include your initial login) and 48 hours from the time you begin each exam to complete it. Please be sure to check your course syllabus for any deadlines your instructor may impose.. If you do not complete the pre-test or post-test within the three accesses allowed, a completion certificate will be generated assigning zero points to unanswered questions.

Please submit a support ticket if you need the pre-test or post-test reset due to extenuating circumstances or technical difficulties.

There are 50 questions in each pre-test and post-test.

You are generally allowed 5 minutes to answer each question, some universities customize this to allow more or less. You will see the time remaining on the screen for each question during the exam. If you do not submit an answer with the allotted time frame the system will record the answer as a zero and you will automatically moved to the next question. 

No, you may not “back track” or go back to a previous question to answer or change your answer. All questions must be answered in the order and the allotted time given. Unanswered questions will be graded as zero points.

After completing the post-test, you will be asked to view and save your completion certificate. The certificate will show the score you received on both the pre-test and the post-test. If you have forgotten to save your completion certificate, you may retrieve it by visiting our completion certificate retrieval page.

After completing the post-test, you will be asked to view and save your certificate. A link to download the exam completion certificate will also be automatically emailed to you at the end of the exam. If you have forgotten to save your completion certificate, you may retrieve it by visiting our completion certificate retrieval page.

Please refer to your course instructor or syllabus to determine how the completion certificate should be submitted.

A green check mark will indicate completion of sections you have completed.

For module and pre-test/post-test content/requirement related questions, please contact your course instructor. Peregrine Global Services does not control the pre-test and post-test scores are used by the institution. For technical questions or issues regarding the module site, please submit a ticket to our technical support team.