Overall 3.5 Stars…read more I've been here three times: -National Board Dental Exam Part 2 Day 1 -National Board Dental Exam Part 2 Day 2 -North Eastern Regional Board 1) Main floor front desk personel checks your name before you can take the elevator to the 2nd floor. 2) No liquids are allowed inside (sorry coffee lovers). 3) They ask you to remove your watch and power off your phones. Bring 2 valid forms of ID (State license and credit card or passport. Social is not acceptable apparently) 4) You get an assigned locker to store your belongings 5) You will get 'wanded' to make sure you aren't carrying anything metallic 6) You sign-in and sign-out using their binder and biometric fingerprint (they may also take your photo -The location is fairly quiet but due to its proximity to the intersection, I heard one too many honking on all three occasions. -Washrooms can be accessed with a key -The noise reducing headphones are NOT comfortable at all -The efficiency is not as smooth as I had expected. I waited almost 20 minutes to check-in to starting my exam. I arrived 40 minutes early too! Of all the times I've been to any Prometric, there has been some issue. I guess there isn't a best testing environment. I hope I never have to walk into a Prometric again!

Obviously, spending your day at a Prometric site is about as much fun as a colonoscopy. But as far…read moreas testing centers go, this is a pretty great one! I took Step 1 and Step 2 CK here, so have spent a total of 17hrs or so inside. The staff are courteous, friendly, and encouraging. It's well-run and well-staffed, so you won't be waiting long to get in/out of your exam. The security is pretty absurd, down to finger printing, turning your pockets inside out (wear yoga pants!), etc. but them's the rules. It is quiet and not too cold (but bring a hoodie just in case). You have a locker for your snacks etc. and there's a big room to eat it in/do jumping jacks/watch all passerby outside who aren't having their souls slowly destroyed by standardized testing. You can typically start your exam early if you want. They open at 7 and there's not a line. Highly recommend this place if you need a no nonsense testing center. Good luck on whatever brings you here!

Horizon Technical Consultants is a third-party test center, for educational and professional…read morecertifications. A benefit of using this location is free parking in the building's underground garage. This second-floor location is comprised of three rooms: - an office for check-in, with small lockers for personal belongings. - the main test room, which has a few aisles of computers and cubicles with privacy walls. Each cubicle is equipped with headphones, to reduce ambient noise. - a unisex bathroom with ADA grab bars. Personal effects -- including phones, wallets, watches, and keys are not permitted in the test room, and must be stored in a locker. As a result, try to bring as little as possible to the test center. I had no issues with this test center. The administrator was polite; the computer, monitor, mouse, headphones, and bathroom were all clean. I would recommend arriving at the test center at least 30 minutes before your exam, to take care of any pre-exam logistics.

I should have read the reviews before booking this testing location to take one of the biggest…read moreexams of my career. This place is a joke. Pervez and the owner were extremely condescending, and verbally attacked me because their information is misleading. The ONLY reason I selected this location is because it clearly states "Free Parking" which recently changed according to them. I called the office after being instructed to move my car to see where I should park. Pervez yelled "Move your car before they tow it, park on the street". Understood, but why does your website say its free parking if it isn't? Places like these rely on people being nonchalant when these things should actually be updated instead of being brushed over. People pay a lot of money to take these exams, and the owner makes millions (this is what he told me) off of these contracts with these companies. Then you're rude to me (Pervez) over the phone and don't take accountability of an error? When I get in the office, he again very rudely says "Turn off your phone" which was inside my bag. As I'm turning off my phone I respond to him "You're being very rude". He replies "I'm being rude? You're not taking this exam here." We go back and fourth for about 5 minutes as to why I'm rude lol, and how I cannot take the exam even though I'm on time and complying with the requests. The owner, who I didn't get his name actually sided with him saying he had me on speaker and I was being rude to him in regards to the parking. Sir, your testing site advertises free parking, when in fact it is not. And when I say something about it I'm told I cannot take my exam anymore. The proctor Pervez also told me they didn't care about my service or my voucher which is what I used to schedule the exam through my company. The worst part of it all is they added a case to my appointment stating I REFUSED TO TURN MY PHONE OFF, which was a complete lie. I already filed a complaint with the company I used to schedule the exam. Luckily, the company allowed me to reschedule my exam with the same voucher. I will find out how to file a complaint against that proctor in particular because I've never received such sexism, and racism. Please schedule your exam elsewhere, and good luck!

Took my MCAT here August 15, 2026. Thought I'd write out my experience as past reviews helped me…read moreout. The security guard will let you in at 7:20. Once you are let in, you are guided to the elevators and checked into the test site. Order in which you get checked in depends on when you get there. I would estimate maybe 10-20 minutes in between getting checked in and starting the test. Test proctors were extremely attentive. Personally only took 45-60 seconds to check out or in during breaks. This might be because it was a pretty small testing center, maybe 10-20 ppl testing at a time. Things were explained very thoroughly. Phones are put in bags to ensure you don't use them during breaks. Also you are not allowed to take off ur sweater while taking the test (because it causes noise for other test takers) so make sure you adjust during the breaks. Proctors were good about letting us know the temperature of the room. At the time it was 75 in the actual test room, even tho it was colder in the break room. Would recommend just a t shirt and no sweater in test room but bringing layers for your break. There was a water fountain there in case you forgot water. They give you a marker and a reusable notepad. Make sure you ask them to test the marker before they give it to you. Some don't work. Overall great experience. Would recommend

If you're looking for a reliable test center, this is it! I've taken two exams with Pearson in the…read morepast and both times I've found the system in place to be efficient and pleasant (or as pleasant as one can be when taking an exam). It's important to note that in this particular building, the earliest you can arrive is half an hour before your appointment. Any earlier, and the security guard will force you to leave the building (they will not let you stay in the lobby). When you arrive at the security desk in the middle of the lobby, they already have your name on a list with all other test takers so you just need to show your ID to verify who you are. Upon entering the suite, you again show your ID (and a credit card or something else with your signature) to the guy up front. They give you a set of instructions to read over and when you're done, you get your picture taken. Depending on the test you're taking, you may also have to get a pulse reading. You then stash all your stuff in a locker and take your ID, locker key, and maybe a calculator if one is permitted to the entrance of the exam room. Your proctor then goes over rules with you (basically whatever you need whether it's to go to the bathroom or you need more scrap paper, you just raise your hand and the proctor comes to you). The proctor then walks you to your seat and logs you into your exam. You're taking your exam in a room with a bunch of other people separated by cubicle walls and there's a timer on your computer. This center also had two clocks on the walls so you can check what time it is. Noise canceling headphones are also on your desk and ear plugs are available upon request. Once you're done, you go to the front and there's usually a printout. Either you get your results right away or the printout instructs you on when to expect results. You get your stuff out of the locker and you're free to leave. The staff at this location are all super friendly and efficient so definitely come here if you're an anxious test taker like me and want the moments leading up to your exam to go smoothly.

I strongly recommended Paradise driving school to anyone . Big up to instructor Dwight Williams…read more who did an excellent job that prepares me for the road test which I pass and driving skills in general. Very professional and takes the time to ensure you get it right, not just for the test but your driving skills in general.

Just so you are aware, they only allow two lessons per week and are quick to take your money before…read moreclarifying anything. I got the 15-lesson package, had to wait two weeks to take the five-hour class, and then I was informed about the two lessons per week. When I told them I can't wait that long due to college, she said since I already started the package, I can't get a refund. I then asked why I was not made aware of the policy beforehand. She said I signed a paper after the five-hour class. I retorted. You said the package starts in the five-hour class. Why did you not tell me that before? Radio Silence? I talked to the manager; he started patronizing me! After a long, arduous process, I managed to procure a refund. DO NOT give them your money!!!!! Nevertheless I booked another driving school and started two days after I paid... A far cry from the three weeks paradise made me wait.

I highly recommend Ready to Pass. I was a repeat test taker and I didn't know what to expect from…read morethe class. When I received the email and we had homework before the first class, I knew this was serious. I was up every night until at least 1am doing the homework. Professor Savain made it clear on day one, she already passed her NCLEX, so if you are not going to put in the work, you are wasting your time. I loved playing Kahoot and when she put us in the breakout rooms. I had my exam scheduled before I signed up for the class, but I moved it back a few days because I wanted more days to study. On the last day of class, Professor Savain told us how to study. If you were a repeat test taker like myself, she encouraged you to start with the topics you scored below standard on. I did everything she said, I mean EVERYTHING. I took my on 12/28/24 and I found out that I PASSED on 12/30/24. Ready to Pass made sure I was READY TO PASS. Thank you Professor Savain

I recommend Ready to Pass. Thank you for the review. It was helpful. Keep up the good work…read moreespecially with the kahoot it (my favorite). I am a registered nurse now ;)

After looking for locations to take my LSAT at I ran out of time and this was the only location…read moreavailable. Besides it being a little far from the city, I had an amazing experience here. The staff checking you in was extremely organized and so friendly, the building is brand new so the restrooms were sparkly clean, and the test room was relatively small so it was nice that it wasn't filled with a ton of people. Also must commend the one employee for being really nice to me while I was anxious and visibly nervous. If I ever have to take a test again would choose this location.

My daughter was scheduled to take her SSAT. According to the website the parent are allowed to fill…read moreout a waiver and leave the premises. I was told by the front desk heavy older lady that I was not allowed to leave. I sat in the lobby for 4 hours waiting. I had to rearrange pick up for my special needs son and find childcare for my daughter since I wasn't allowed to leave in that timeframe. I asked another lady whom seem to be more knowledgeable why the website states one etching and the office another, turns out I was able to leave. The lady answered not knowing! It's not a misunderstanding! Another lady sitting in the lobby was also concerned with losing her job because she wasn't able to leave.

I came here for an event therefore I cant review on their education. I was blown away by how…read morebeautiful the campus is. I felt like I was at a high end University. The grounds were just really pretty and well kept. I had to interact with a several of the staff and they were all very nice and I loved how they treat all the students with a lot of respect and patience. Since I was rushing I left my car lights on and my car battery died. When I came back to my car and noticed that my car wouldn't turn on I walked to the security gate and told them about my dilemma. Right away they send someone to help me and give my car a boost. They were so nice and made sure my car was fine before they left. Who knew this great school for special education with such great staff is in the middle of the Bronx.

I was impressed at the level of service given to children here. Security is in tact and the…read morechildren seem extremely happy. The atmosphere was calm and orderly. I loved the artwork the children; most of whom had special needs, did. Very impressive! I came in a few times for an educational training workshop that was informative and much needed about working with children with Autism.

Came to AVNA Learning Center for an AWS Certification Exam. Selected this Pearson exam site because…read moreit was convenient, walking distance from my home, and had weekend slots. Didn't know what to expect. It's in a bright basement space with an individual computer cubby filled exam room. (The air was OK, considering my other testing center experience.) You'll need to lock all your belongings into the lockers out front. (They provide a key.) Showed them my ID and efficiently registered. Everyone was super professional. There were others in the room, although they could have been taking any number of exams since I saw from my screen many scheduled different tests to be administered here, like GEDs. Appreciated the set of noise-blocking headsets because the non-stop frenetic typing clicks of the person behind me was absolutely distracting, driving me nuts while I tried to concentrate on the exam questions. All in all, it was very efficient. If you need to come by subway, it's close to the 116th St. Lexington Ave. 6th train. Would recommend coming to this AVNA location for an exam.