Psi Testing Center

Went in to take my written exam today and the ladies I was greeted by were so nice, forgotten their names but a lady with blonde hair and a younger girl with long hair. Very friendly and made my experience nice and pleasant. Place was clean and better than expected.

From the outside the building looks like any other boring office building. But once inside I was pleasantly surprised at how clean and tidy it was. I was greeted right away and asked for my ID and took a seat. To my surprise I was able to start my test right away since I did arrive early. The stations are cubicle’s with a newer computer monitor’s, they do supply head phone’s and earplugs if needed. The chair’s are basic office nothing special but adequate.

Convenient testing location. It is on the 2^nd floor. This place has lots of security measures. Do not come with anything other than your id. All other things they make u leave in a locker. U can not even take a cough drop in either u put it in your mouth before u enter testing area. Or u can open it from wrapper and put it in a tissue. U can only go to bathroom 3 times and no more than 5 minutes. All sorts of rules for a chapstick addict like myself to not b able to take it in with me was torture. Oh yeah the fingerprint u and take ur photo.

This place is very grungy and ghetto. I didn’t exactly want to touch anything there, which was too bad, since I had to take one of their computer administered examinations (the CPJE). In addition to the grunge, I didn’t like that they only provided accordion folders to store your belongings. Lesson for the ladies: Don’t bring your purses — they likely won’t fit (unless it’s a small clutch). Bring as few items as you possibly can. I only brought my keys and acceptable forms of ID, and locked everything else in the trunk of my car.
They also didn’t have any handheld calculators, even upon request (unlike at Pearson for NAPLEX). Although they do have the computer calculator, I’m not a huge fan of those and I really prefer to have my own handheld.
Aside from my complaints, though, I really did like this place, because the exam administrators were very friendly! As soon as I walked in, people greeted me, gave me proper instructions, and were very efficient with the check-​in process.
The PSI examination bulletin advises exam candidates to arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled exam. I arrived around 30 minutes early, so after waiting for the person ahead of me to get checked in, I was allowed to immediately begin my exam after my own check-​in — even if it was about 20 – 25 minutes early at that point! I appreciated that I didn’t have to do any waiting around, and I got to get in and get out.
Just FYI that this place is in the same plaza as a Carl’s Jr., in case that helps anyone find the place more easily.