RU students evinced satisfaction with the services of the e-Testing Center in an overall picture at a high level with the mean being 4.05. It was found that in each aspect, students evinced satisfaction with the e-testing services in all four aspects at a high level with the means for location being 4.19, e-testing system being 4.18, the provision of services being 4.08, and operations being 3.88, respectively. Taking into consideration each aspect, it was determined that RU students evinced the greatest levels of satisfaction in regard to services in the aspect of location. Perhaps this was because students found e-testing services to be convenient and adequate in view of the numbers of students desirous of being tested. Next in descending order was satisfaction with services in the aspect of the e-testing system because such services were seen as being more convenient than the taking of final examinations under the old system. Additionally, services provided in regard to the aspect of operations induced high levels of satisfaction on the part of the students under examination. In regard to suggestions made by the students being studied, the researcher found that these students hope that e-testing will become an alternative to traditional final examinations. Students have accepted this type of examination because it is convenient, fast, and beneficial to them. Therefore, the efficiency of the e-testing system should be enhanced so as to accommodate the large number of RU students. If successful in this connection, the university could be proud in showing how it is becoming an e-University. Such an eventuality would be congruent with the university policy of promoting educational development in addition to giving evidence of quality assurance in the academic, administrative and services domains of the university, thereby as such providing guidelines for the future.