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zenzigler
 Post subject: Manhattan Test Centers
 Post Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2007 10:23 am 
Hi

I'm about to register for my GMAT exam and I was hoping to get some feedback about the testing centers in Manhattan. I know there is one in midtown and one downtown. For those folks/instructors who have tested in either location, do you have any feedback about the test centers? such as noise level, best time of day to test, general feedback, etc.

Thanks and much appreciate it!!!
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StaceyKoprince
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 Post Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 6:47 pm 
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Hey - I live in SF, so I don't know! I would also post this query in the "ask student services" thread - they all work in our Manhattan office and can give you an idea of busy times, etc.

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ayang
 Post subject: GMAT Test Centers in Manhattan
 Post Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 1:20 pm 
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Zenzigler,

I've sat in each test center in Manhattan, and there's virtually no difference except for the fact that the center in Midtown has fewer terminals, so fewer people/test-takers for the GMAT. (downtown is a larger/a bit busier/more crowded) Again, virtually no difference, and no issues regarding noise, etc. Both are clean and professionally run. Traffic flow is constant throughout time slots as well, as both centers serve their capacity.

Hope that this is helpful! - Andrew
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amanda.rautenberg
 Post subject: Re: Manhattan Test Centers
 Post Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 1:52 pm 
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Is there any difference between the various midtown locations: 500 5th, 19 W. 44th, and Herald Square? Also, does anyone know that actual Herald Square building address - the map just directs you to the landmark in front of Macys (which is presumably not where the test is).

Thanks!
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mjnar1
 Post subject: Re: Manhattan Test Centers
 Post Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 2:49 pm 
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I've tested at the Williams Street location on wall street. The GMAT is given pretty early there, testing starts at 8:00AM. Other than the time, its a pretty good location. They have both earplugs and noise cancelling headsets available so noise it not an issue.

This location can get pretty busy since you have a lot of financial types taking the series 7 but i've never had an issue other than the fact that it sometimes takes a little while to get checked in, photographed, etc. so try and arrive early.
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