Online 3rd Year Spanish classes?

I'm looking for an online 3rd year Spanish class with reasonably affordable tuition and without regular proctored exams. I know, sounds impossible, right?

I live in the podunks, and don't have access to a proctor 2-3 times a semester.
I've asked every local school, cleric, etc. No luck. One proctored exam I could probably find someone willing, but no one I talked to was willing to do 3 proctored exams for me. My college is not local; I'm just finishing up an old degree from here. No chance of moving right now, and there's no college within an hour or two to commute to that offers such a class. Rural podunks.

It seems like all Spanish classes online have multiple proctored exams. I get it. They want to verify I'm taking the test. But 3 proctored exams isn't possible here. Literally no one is willing to, and I've been asking *everyone* for over a year. I've tried neighborhood towns too. No luck.

I wish a school would let me take the exams via live webcam with ID. I mean, that would show that I'm actually taking the exam with no assistance.

I'm having a hard time even finding 3rd year Spanish classes online at all. I've looked at University of Arkansas, but they require 3 proctored exams. I simply can't find proctors here. The nearest large city is a good 5 hours away, and I can't 'vacation' 3 times a semester to try to find a proctor there. Cost is a problem here. I'm kind of up a creek without a paddle.

So, any advanced Spanish classes online with just 1 proctored exam?

 

Ecatalog Course Detail -- Schedule of Classes -- Oregon State University Ecampus -- OSU Extended Campus

http://www.degreeinfo.com/general-distance-learning-discussions/20265-upper-level-spanish-courses-exams.html

https://webapp4.asu.edu/catalog/courselist?s=SPA&n=313&t=2137&hon=F

Some of them on the top of my head.

You need to email them to check if they need proctoring.

From my experience, ASU does everything online.

 

Thanks, I'll have too look into the ASU classes. I had not seen their offerings before.

 

ASU offers quite a few advanced Spanish classes, so that's a really good option. You can go well beyond 3rd year and it's completely online. Good luck!!