GMATNCLEX-RN

Pearson Professional Center

Name: Pearson Professional Center
Address: 30 Parkland Plaza, Ann Arbor, MI 48103, Ann Arbor, MI, 48103, US
Telephone: (734) 768-1795

Ann Arbor, MI

This test center is located at 30 Parkland Plaza, Ann Arbor, MI 48103. The center is operated by Pearson VUE, the testing company that delivers the GMAT and other professional exams on behalf of the organizations that publish them. It offers GMAT and NCLEX-RN.

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How to book an exam here

GMAT

Published by GMAC

NCLEX-RN

Published by NCSBN

Schedule through your nursing regulatory body, which directs you to the Pearson VUE portal to pick a center and date.

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Address

30 Parkland Plaza

Ann Arbor, MI 48103

Phone

(734) 768-1795

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 you have your photo taken and a palm-vein scan recorded, then you are walked to your workstation.
4
Everything you carry goes into a locker: phone, watch, bag, notes, and food all stay out of the testing room.
5
Breaks depend on the exam you are taking; some allow none, some allow scheduled breaks, and the clock keeps running.

Know before you go

Area

Pearson Professional Center sits in the Washtenaw County area of Ann Arbor.

Security

Test-takers are provided with noise-canceling headphones and earplugs. There are strict security measures in place, including ID checks and scanning.

Noise level

Construction noise can be loud due to nearby construction, but noise-canceling headphones are provided. Staff conversations can be heard in the testing room, and test-takers have reported hearing hallway noise.