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    Head of the Class Academic Center

    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    Lynn and the various tutors @ HOTC are fantastic!! I have gone for my ACT/college applications and math including my college level courses

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    My daughter took her Real Estate exam 10 days ago and when the test scores were not submitted to…read morethe state, she called them and they said there was a system outage and it would be another 2-3 days. She called TREC and told them, they said Pearson Vue had not notifiied them of any outage. She called again and the person told her that they did not send the test scores to the state, not there job (what?). She humg up and called again and again outage. Now 5 days later and she called and the person said, I am not aware of any system outage". What the heck?!?! She has the paper that says she passed ut nothing can moe forward without Pearson Vue sending the reuquired documentation to the state. What a mess of a facility!

    On February 20th I took my Licensed Master Social Worker exam, and passed!…read more The location was very convenient. I ate at Bacon's Bistro right down the street before the test (great choice). I could see the building from my table. When you go in the big building, you head to the elevator. The exam room is room 403, so head to the 4th floor. When you get in you tell the receptionist what test you will be taking. She asks you to read the rules and return. When you do she takes the required documents. This was my first jam up... The email I got from them after registering stated that a student ID was acceptable. She would not accept my UTA ID. Later, I discovered that it was because they only take student IDs that require/have a signature. She just said "no" when I handed to to her, with no clarification. However, your secondary ID can be a signed credit card (wtf?), and if it isn't signed they will hand you a marker. They also accept your Social Security Card if you have signed it. She will ask you to place your palm on a scanning device that takes a couple of seconds. Then she will direct you to the testing area. If you have anything at all - cell phone, secodary ID, papers - you will place it in a locker and take a key. I just left my cell phone in my locked car. The proctor was the worst. She certainly hated her job and directed me as if she were the police. Additionally, when it came to testing rules, she referred me to a sign on the wall with 3 sentences on it. She had me scan my palm again, verify my test and my photo. She then led me in, reminding me that if I get up my test would be voided. The LMSW is 170 questions and can last up to 4 hours. On about question 65 I crossed my legs in my seat. She approached me and stated that she could void my test for "putting my feet off the floor into the chair." When she spoke to me, and other students, she was inappropriately loud for a testing center. A girl in a cubicle down from me apparently had her hair up, and let it down, and she told the girl that she had voided her test. She told the girl to sit tight. She walked away, and the girl began crying. EVENTUALLY the proctor returned and stated that she would "give her another chance." I didn't know this lady was the president of the licensing board for the State of Texas... When you need to go to the bathroom, or are done, you raise your hand and they come to you. NEVER EVER get up. Pro tips: They don't allow coats. Layer up if you are easily chilled. NO COATS or jackets. They suggest pull overs. Apparently, if your hair is up or down, don't touch it. The provide noise cancelling headphones and a dry erase pad with a marker. You cannot erase anything. You will be audio and video recorded. All things considered, the room was a decent temperature. I had a shirt and a pullover and was comfortable. It was raining and 55 outside. You need you Drivers License and a supporting (signed) document. Dress simply, and no food or drinks are allowed. Absolutely NOTHING in your pockets. They make you pull all of your pockets out. They inspect your eyeglasses as well. There are many people, staggered start times taking the exam. I wanted to take mine at the same time as a friend, but no two exams for the same certification start at the same time for the same location. Good luck, and don't give up. YOU GOT THIS!

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