Arrange your travel to the test center so that you will have ample time to park, locate the test room, etc. prior to the scheduled time for your test. Try to be well rested.
As mentioned, you may bring a non-programmable calculator into the test room, but other personal electronics, computers, textbooks and other reference material will not be permitted.
You must pay the Proctor to administer the test. Proctoring fees are approximately $40 but vary by location.
You will be given a test and an answer booklet. Once you have been seated, the Proctor will explain how to fill out the answer booklet.
Test sessions are timed, and you will have a maximum of four hours to complete the test. You may want to use your watch to pace yourself. If a question is difficult, mark the answer that you think is correct and put a checkmark or note in the test book margin beside that question. Then go on to the next question. Once you have finished the test, you may find you have enough time to go back to those questions you have marked.
Do your best to answer every question. Your score will be based on the overall number of correct answers that you give.