Pearson Professional Centers

The entire reason for the existence of the testing center is «technical» so when the testing center cannot administer your exam due to «technical» problems… I’d say they’ve earned an «F»

Very professional, good place to be and everything ran smoothly. They let me start my test right away after arriving which was 15 minutes early. They give you nice, big headphones to cancel out the noise and provide you with scratch paper.
To find it, once you arrive at 111 E. Wacker, go up the first set of stairs you see. The lady at the desk will check you in and let you take the elevator up to the 5^th floor to the testing center.

I’m by no means an expert on test centers, but I think Pearson Professional Center on Wacker must be one of the better ones.
I’d come a little early, as I struggled mightily to find it. If you’ve ended up on food court level, you’re in the wrong spot. Head back up to the main 111 E Wacker building and take an elevator up — do not go down those stairs.
Everyone in the testing center was extremely nice. They cracked some solid jokes to ease my nerves before the big moment, and checked me in efficiently. The testing room itself was clean and quiet. Desks are separated into cubicles, so you don’t have to worry about your neighbor. Pearson also provided the unexpected treat of noise canceling headphones/​earmuffs. These things blocked all sound and put me in my own beautiful world.
At the end of the day, I managed to get a solid score. I attribute this to Pearson Professional Center, not to any work of my own. Thank you Pearson!

Recently took an exam here. Test center was very clean and quiet. Allow yourself a little extra time to get there. I’m sure this was my fault, but I somehow ended up downstairs and came up into a different building. I had to sprint across the courtyard to the right building in order to be on time. Not the stress you need on test day!
They provide earplugs for you to use while you take your test. Bring as little as possible. You aren’t allowed to bring anything into the test room (a bunch of computers lined up in little cubicles) — they do provide a locker for you to put your purse in.
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