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[Test Center Review] University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
esutherl-1
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Proctors: Four proctors, two women and two men. The woman actually reading the exam instructions was a terrible reader - she was tripping over every other word, which was terribly distracting. I'm just glad I had used the 7sage proctor and was already familiar with the spiel, otherwise it would have been unnecessary stress.
Facilities: Took place in one of the newest buildings on campus, CCIS. Gorgeous building, great rooms and big tables.
What kind of room: Large theatre-style lecture hall (all four rooms)
How many in the room: ~75-100
Desks: Bench-style desks with pull-out chairs. Lots of room to work.
Left-handed accommodation: N/A, bench-style desks.
Noise levels: low.
Parking: ~$5 for the full testing time, or less depending on where you parked. Public transport available.
Time elapsed from arrival to test: 45 minutes, proctors were slow to check people in.
Irregularities or mishaps: None!
Other comments:
Would you take the test here again? Yes - but I don't have to
Date[s] of Exam[s]: December 5 2015
Facilities: Took place in one of the newest buildings on campus, CCIS. Gorgeous building, great rooms and big tables.
What kind of room: Large theatre-style lecture hall (all four rooms)
How many in the room: ~75-100
Desks: Bench-style desks with pull-out chairs. Lots of room to work.
Left-handed accommodation: N/A, bench-style desks.
Noise levels: low.
Parking: ~$5 for the full testing time, or less depending on where you parked. Public transport available.
Time elapsed from arrival to test: 45 minutes, proctors were slow to check people in.
Irregularities or mishaps: None!
Other comments:
Would you take the test here again? Yes - but I don't have to
Date[s] of Exam[s]: December 5 2015
