admissions testing "to do" list

Read our brief " Guide for Admissions Test Preparation ".
Know if the schools to which you are applying have any special requirements. Ask us for help if you are unsure!
Make an appointment by calling our office or sending an e-mail request to [email protected] . If you are unsure of the best time to do testing, or which clinician might be the best fit, please feel free to skip to step 4. We will review the form and get in touch with suggestions.
Click here to go to the portal and complete the admissions testing information sheet. Please note that you will have the option to print a copy for your records. If you do not wish to submit this information electronically, you are also welcome to print and mail or fax.
Plan to arrive comfortably in time for your appointment (please pack and extra mask!) so that your son or daughter may have a few minutes to get settled in our waiting area prior to testing. Be sure that your child is wearing a well-fitted cloth mask (not a gaiter, bandana, or loose paper face covering). Keep all food and drinks with you in the waiting area so breaks can be taken safely.
Testing appointments are conducted one-on-one with children. While we often invite families into the testing space to help get situated, caregivers are asked to remain in the waiting area or nearby downtown during test administration. Please note that within the building, there are multiple options. The first floor offers plentiful seating near the I street entrance as well as the Library Express and various eateries. Just a quick walk outside brings you to a cafe, bagel shop, and more...

admissions testing "to do" list

location

we are available to come to your school or business

office hours

individual psychologist's hours vary & appointments are always required

feel free to contact us!

We are out-of-network psychological assessment providers who do not offer therapy. To get in our testing queue, click through the client portal tab.