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Click on the name of another city in South Dakota to find other centers. Aberdeen Armour Belle Fourche Bowdle Britton Burke Castlewood Chancellor Clear Lake Davis Dell Rapids Eden Estelline Faulkton Garretson Groton Highmore Howard Irene Lemmon Letcher Martin Menno Mitchell Murdo North Sioux City Parkston Pierre Rapid City Salem Sioux Falls Stickney Timber Lake Viborg Wall Wessington Winner Yankton Alcester Artesian Beresford Brandon Brookings Canistota Centerville Claremont Corsica De Smet Dupree Elk Point Eureka Flandreau Gettysburg Hartford Hill City Huron Kadoka Lennox Madison Mc Intosh Milbank Mobridge New Underwood Onida Philip Platte Redfield Scotland Sisseton Sturgis Tyndall Volga Watertown Wessington Springs Woonsocket Arlington Baltic Bison Bridgewater Bryant Canton Chamberlain Clark Custer Deadwood Eagle Butte Elkton Faith Freeman Gregory Herreid Hot Springs Ipswich Kimball Leola Marion Mellette Miller Mount Vernon Newell Parker Pierpont Presho Rosholt Selby Spearfish Tea Vermillion Wagner Webster Wilmot Worthing Click on a city above to find more testing centers in South Dakota. Most testing centers provide services for a variety of exams from different vendors. Some of the major centers are Thomson ProMetric and Pearson's Virtual University Express (VUE). These two companies maintain over 30,000 testing sites worldwide. In addition, there are a variety of other smaller centers and chains to choose from. This means there's probably a testing center near you and we're working to put that list together for you. While you're here check out of one of our online certifications. CS-235 Microsoft Access 2002 certification    Category Percentage    Basic Access Features 40%    Advanced Features 30%    Efficiency / Usage 30% Prometric - The Making Of A Better Exam Thomson Prometric's advanced testing technology now presents exams as simulated or true-to-life scenarios , engaging the test taker each step of the way results in a truer testing experience -- and a more precise measure of knowledge, skills and abilities. There are three basic types of this technology: Adaptive Testing Computer Adaptive Testing aims to determine your level of competency by adapting each question to your previous response. When you answer a question correctly, a harder question will appear. If you answer incorrectly, an easier question comes up. Each question's level of difficulty is based on the answers to previous questions until a consistent level of competency is determined. Adaptive testing technology can establish this competency level more quickly than conventional examination techniques. Mastery Testing Computer Mastery Testing marks a new approach to accreditation and admissions testing. This technique brings the flexibility more typical of an interactive oral examination to the computer-testing arena. In a mastery test, the computer program will ask you objective questions in small sections called "testlets." The program evaluates your performance at each stage and estimates your probability of passing the next section. Using probability, the program can determine whether you have mastered the subject and how the examination should proceed. Performance-based Testing Performance-based testing measures your ability to identify and solve true-to-life problems. In a performance-based exam, test questions are, in effect, elements of problem-solving tasks. Each element -- each question -- represents one step or part of a step along a solution pathway. As the test taker, you are, in effect, asked to perform at each step.