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Our testing center is located on a university campus and when we took PCAT this October, it was our homecoming, and by coincidence, the second floor of the building we were in was under construction. So most of the test, we had to listen to a marching band walking around practicing their stuff, and the drill from the second floor. Frankly, I found it to be comforting rather than sitting in complete silence, but people around me were huffing and puffing and smacking their lips, I think I even heard them rolling their eyes. Proctors said they'll fill out the distraction form for the Pearson to let them know about the circumstances. I would love to know how that form will come into play? Anyone?
