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26 Jul 2007, 14:57
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I just checked out my test site in San Jose, California. I must say, the front desk lady was SO NICE! She was so helpful, giving me lots of tips, telling me everything I need to know, and showing me the notepad and pen that I'll be using and ways to save time if I need to change pens or pad (which is anything I want she said). I was just surprised by the amazing service they offer! No wonder they charge $250 per test, it's definitely worth it for the service!
26 Jul 2007, 16:54
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My experience when I was in the test was terrible not cause of the employees though. It was a basic cubicle farm much like an office. Its not like you go into isolation booths or anything. You get headphones and ear plugs if you want them but still I had this guy a few cubes from me who was belching...I kid you not the guy sounded like a guy who had 10 beers in 10 minutes, he let out the nastiest burps every 5 minutes. Then the kid immediately next to me had tourettes or something he kept moving in all sorts of wierd and very distracting ways.
Pearsons does a lot more than the GMAT. Come to find out the belching guy was at some continuing ed thing watching videos and the woman said he is there every week and does the same thing and they all hate him...when he is there they always try to get out of having the be the one monitoring the room. Then the spazz next to me was taking a civil service test or something. They do tons of tests there and she said the GMAT people are always the most focused and best behaved. I guess lots of other people aren't taking $250 tests with great importance so they act like idiots.
Pearsons does a lot more than the GMAT. Come to find out the belching guy was at some continuing ed thing watching videos and the woman said he is there every week and does the same thing and they all hate him...when he is there they always try to get out of having the be the one monitoring the room. Then the spazz next to me was taking a civil service test or something. They do tons of tests there and she said the GMAT people are always the most focused and best behaved. I guess lots of other people aren't taking $250 tests with great importance so they act like idiots.
26 Jul 2007, 16:57
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Mine was similar. I went in a week earlier to check out the place. They wouldn't answer any questions and would not allow me beyond the front desk. I could only see what the lockers looked like.
