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Test Center Review: GULC, Washington, DC
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Proctors: Proctors were fine. A little distracting (looking at phones during test) but mostly quiet enough. Enforced rules pretty well. 5/10
Facilities: You know. It's a college campus. Pretty normal.
What kind of room: Large lecture hall.
How many in the room: 80-100? Maybe more?
Desks: I received 2 tiny desks. Not enough room for book and answer sheet, much less the rest of my stuff. Ended up with a hacked-together system of book on one desk, answer sheet tucked underneath it, and my extra supplies on the seat of the desk next to me.
Left-handed accommodation: N/A
Noise levels: Loud. Ventilation going, shocked at how noisy my neighbors were. I think it may have been the acoustics of the rum. Just couldn't really concentrate.
Parking: N/A
Time elapsed from arrival to test: A while. Mostly because the other students in the test center took freaking forever to fill out the pre-test stuff.
Irregularities or mishaps: None.
Other comments: The whole thing felt like a circus. I don't think the proctors really had a grasp on anything at all.
Would you take the test here again? Under no circumstances. I did take the test 2 more times and instead of taking it at Georgetown I traveled 300 miles to take it at the awesome test center near my parents.
Date[s] of Exam[s]: Feb 2015
Facilities: You know. It's a college campus. Pretty normal.
What kind of room: Large lecture hall.
How many in the room: 80-100? Maybe more?
Desks: I received 2 tiny desks. Not enough room for book and answer sheet, much less the rest of my stuff. Ended up with a hacked-together system of book on one desk, answer sheet tucked underneath it, and my extra supplies on the seat of the desk next to me.
Left-handed accommodation: N/A
Noise levels: Loud. Ventilation going, shocked at how noisy my neighbors were. I think it may have been the acoustics of the rum. Just couldn't really concentrate.
Parking: N/A
Time elapsed from arrival to test: A while. Mostly because the other students in the test center took freaking forever to fill out the pre-test stuff.
Irregularities or mishaps: None.
Other comments: The whole thing felt like a circus. I don't think the proctors really had a grasp on anything at all.
Would you take the test here again? Under no circumstances. I did take the test 2 more times and instead of taking it at Georgetown I traveled 300 miles to take it at the awesome test center near my parents.
Date[s] of Exam[s]: Feb 2015
