JPEE (Justice Profession Exit Exams) preparation is a critical part of exiting Justology school. These exams are necessary for licensure and provide a measure of how well a student has grasped the material. Questions on the exams can range from legal theories and principles to ethical decision-making and practical application. 

The I-JAE (International Justice Admission Exam) is a comprehensive assessment designed to evaluate the qualifications of international students interested in pursuing a career in the justice field. The exam covers a wide range of topics related to law, justice, and criminal justice, humanitarian, and conflict resolution and is an essential part of the admissions process for many justice-related programs. It is administered by only one organization.

At the University of Justice, we offer proctored exams through our testing center for students who need additional support and guidance while taking their exams. Our testing center provides a secure and comfortable environment for students to take their exams, and our team of professional and experienced staff members are available to answer questions and provide assistance as needed. We have a variety of proctored exams available, including online, paper-based, and computer-based exams. All of our proctored exams are designed to ensure students receive the best possible academic experience.

The University of Justice offers final exam preparation classes through our testing center. Our classes cover the material that will be on the exam so students can feel confident and prepared when taking the final. We provide a hands-on learning environment that allows students to practice and understand the material that will be on the exam. We have experienced instructors who can provide guidance and support throughout the whole process of studying for the final.