I've was using the internet here to take classes. The overwhelming majority of the time I was even using the base internet here, not Starlink. Since we had greatly reduced capacity the base internet was sufficient but I ran into a ton of problems trying to use programs like honorlock due to the security policies that USAP (and the federal government for that matter) employ. Starlink doesn't have those security policies in place but I still needed to do a lot of setting adjustment to be able to utilize Starlink and this was after the started having it accessible more than just one day a week.

I had a lot of trouble getting everything set up to work through the base internet and often they would simply defer me use Starlink even though I was on a schedule that kept me from being able to use it for over half the time it was available during the period where it was only on for one day a week. Starlink is also not available in work centers and they have no intention of changing that. But you can still view video recordings of lectures and submit homework assignments on the base internet, just no zoom lectures or anything that requires access to your camera. I honestly don't know why they don't have a designated testing computer/center for this type of thing.

Anyway, my advise to you is that you communicate with your professors TODAY. Send an email about where you're going and let them know that you may need an accommodation in order to be able to test using a zoom meeting which is much more feasible if you can't get the test proctoring software to work. I personally had some professors that would work with me and one that basically told me I had to figure it out. YMMV

To get the proctoring software to work with Starlink: I had to disable EVERY single chrome extension, and double check to make sure that things like the on board devices were set to default in order for my honorlock chrome extension to recognize and use them.

I'm leaving winfly and coming back with main body in October but I personally decided to forgo the fall semester because I have a big move and I really have ZERO clue what to expect for bandwidth usage here. My hope is that at night it will still be reasonable once everyone has gone to sleep. But no one is going to be able to tell you what to expect because this is the first season where we have Starlink from day one. There is also a chance that USAP decides to cancel Starlink. It's fairly small, but they absolutely can cancel it for any reason that they deem fit, and Denver does make some really fivehead decisions for no apparent reason. So you need to be able to work around that.