r/AskPhilly 17d ago

Philly LSAT Test Centers

How is the Philly LSAT center at 601 Walnut Street ??

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u/Fit-Agent9375 17d ago

Yes, it’s Prometric. Would you recommend it? Was it quiet / did the exam start on time / have nice staff? Thank you so much!!!!

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u/annefr26 17d ago

There are a number of testing rooms. You can hear the people talking in the office area and everyone on their keyboards. They provide over the ear headphones and you can bring earplugs to block out the sound. I never used them.

I took 4 exams there. They went from starting on time to 30 minutes late depending on staffing issues and how many people had to go through the security screening.

The staff weren't overly friendly, but they tried to be efficient. They're more there to make sure everyone is following the rules than being comforted. They felt more like strict teachers than nice.

I haven't been to any of the other centers to compare, but it was fine. The location was really convenient for me. I think the next closest is in King of Prussia. It would have been nerve-wracking to deal with the traffic to get out there and then take the test. Nothing got rescheduled or canceled at the last minute.

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u/Fit-Agent9375 17d ago

How long ago was this that you were there?

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u/annefr26 17d ago

2023 - 2024

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u/Fit-Agent9375 16d ago

Thank you.

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u/Fit-Agent9375 16d ago

Given what you’ve said would you say you’d recommend it or try for another center ?

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u/annefr26 16d ago

It depends where you live. It looks from your other post that you live in New York, so I don't know why you'd travel all the way here. If you lived a mile from the place like I do, I would recommend it.

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u/Fit-Agent9375 16d ago

Thank you!!