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Chapman Law School, Orange, CA/USA
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Proctors: The proctors were very nice but also very strict about items allowed in the room. I was forced to throw away an energy drink because it had text on the outside and many people were similarly asked to throw away food items, etc.
Facilities: Very easy to navigate. There were restrooms, drinking fountains, and other facilities typical of a campus building.
What kind of room: It was a typical law forum room shaped in a semi-circle with tiered row seating.
How many in the room: About 20 test takers
Desks: Continuous desks throughout each row which provided more than enough room to feel comfortable.
Left-handed accommodation: Yes.
Noise levels: Low.
Parking: Parking was fairly straight forward and easy. The meters to buy your parking pass were sort of difficult to find at first but they're located near the elevators. Parking only cost about $5 for 12 hours so it was relatively cheap.
Time elapsed from arrival to test: About 30-45 minutes.
Irregularities or mishaps: Someone's phone went off during the test and he was removed. Leave your phone in your car, it's not worth the risk!
Other comments: The classroom was very comfortable and the "continuous" desks in the room provided substantial room.
Would you take the test here again? Yes, absolutely.
Date[s] of Exam[s]:
February 2016
Facilities: Very easy to navigate. There were restrooms, drinking fountains, and other facilities typical of a campus building.
What kind of room: It was a typical law forum room shaped in a semi-circle with tiered row seating.
How many in the room: About 20 test takers
Desks: Continuous desks throughout each row which provided more than enough room to feel comfortable.
Left-handed accommodation: Yes.
Noise levels: Low.
Parking: Parking was fairly straight forward and easy. The meters to buy your parking pass were sort of difficult to find at first but they're located near the elevators. Parking only cost about $5 for 12 hours so it was relatively cheap.
Time elapsed from arrival to test: About 30-45 minutes.
Irregularities or mishaps: Someone's phone went off during the test and he was removed. Leave your phone in your car, it's not worth the risk!
Other comments: The classroom was very comfortable and the "continuous" desks in the room provided substantial room.
Would you take the test here again? Yes, absolutely.
Date[s] of Exam[s]:
February 2016