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Prometric Test Site

Baltimore, MD

This test center is located at 2505 Lord Baltimore Dr, Windsor Mill, MD 21244. The center is operated by Prometric, the testing company that delivers the GRE and other professional exams on behalf of the organizations that publish them. It offers GRE, DAT, LSAT, Praxis, TOEFL, and FINRA Series.

How to book an exam here

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Address

2505 Lord Baltimore Dr

Windsor Mill, MD 21244

What happens on test day

  • 1

    Bring one government-issued ID with your signature. The name on the ID must exactly match the name you registered with.

  • 2

    Arrive 15 to 30 minutes before your appointment. Late arrivals can be refused and forfeit the exam fee.

  • 3

    At check-in your ID is inspected and a digital photo is recorded before you are seated.

  • 4

    Personal items go into a locker: phone, watch, bag, notes, and food are not allowed at the workstation.

  • 5

    Breaks depend on the exam you are taking; the exam clock keeps running during any permitted break.

Know before you go

Finding it

The test center is located in a strip mall, which can be confusing to find initially.

Area

Prometric Test Site sits in the Baltimore County area of Woodlawn.

Parking

Parking is available at a nearby lot, but it is not free.

Parking cost

Parking costs around $10 for the day.

Arrival tips

Arrive early to secure a parking spot and account for potential delays in finding the location.

ID requirements

Test-takers are required to bring a valid ID for check-in, but the specific type of ID is not clearly communicated.

Biometrics

Biometric verification is not used during the check-in process.

Photo check-in

A photo is taken during check-in, but it is not used for verification purposes.

Security

The test center does not have strict security measures, allowing test-takers to bring in personal items and use the restroom without supervision.

Building security

The building has a security system in place, but it is not very robust, with no metal detectors or bag checks.

Prohibited items

Personal items are allowed in the testing room, but large bags are not permitted.

Wait time

There is a significant wait time before the exam begins, with some test-takers reporting waits of over an hour.

Facility

The facility is described as old and somewhat rundown, with worn-out furniture and outdated equipment.

Room capacity

The testing rooms are small and can accommodate only a limited number of test-takers at a time.

Temperature

The temperature in the testing room can be uncomfortably warm.

Noise level

The testing environment is noisy, with distractions from both inside and outside the building.

Accessibility

The test center is not easily accessible for those with mobility issues, as it is located in a strip mall with no elevator.

Restrooms

Restrooms are available, but they are not well-maintained and can be dirty.

Water

Water is not provided, but test-takers are allowed to bring their own in a clear bottle.

Scratch paper

Scratch paper is provided, but it is of low quality and can be difficult to write on.

Calculator

Calculators are not allowed during the exam.

Earplugs

Earplugs are not provided, but test-takers are allowed to bring their own.

Break policy

Breaks are not allowed during the exam, and test-takers are not permitted to leave the testing room.

WiFi

WiFi is not available for test-takers during the exam.

Last edited September 2026

Information compiled from public sources. Availability and hours may change without notice. Check with the venue for the latest details.