Official documentation

Laptop Policy

Seton Hall University School of Law, n.d.

Read on October 17, 2026

What it is: The Seton Hall Law School page on its exam policy for laptops. It says the school uses the Examplify exam software, and it sets out what happens when a laptop fails during an exam.
How much weight it carries: The school's own published policy, read on 2026-10-17. Exam policies change from year to year, so a student should check the current version with the school before relying on it.

Facts taken from this source

Seton Hall Law says its Examplify exam software prevents students from using prohibited sources during an exam by locking out access to files, programs and the Internet.
“Examplify ensures that students cannot access prohibited sources during the exam by locking out access to files, programs and the Internet.” (Exams section)
Seton Hall Law's policy says that if a student's laptop fails during an exam, the student must finish the answer by hand, and no extra time is allowed for computer problems.
“the student must continue answering the exam by hand-writing it. No additional time will be allowed for attempting to resolve computer problems during the exam.” (Laptop failure section)