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Click on the name of another city in West Virginia to find other centers. Augusta Beaver Berkeley Springs Bridgeport Ceredo Charleston Clay Craigsville Delbarton Elizabeth Fairlea Follansbee Gassaway Glenville Hamlin Hinton Ikes Fork Kenna Lavalette Logan Man Martinsburg Montgomery Moundsville New Martinsville Oak Hill Parkersburg Peterstown Poca Racine Ravenswood Ripley Saint Marys Shepherdstown Smithers Terra Alta Wardensville Weirton West Union White Sulphur Springs Baisden Beckley Bluefield Buckhannon Chapmanville Chester Clendenin Daniels Dunbar Elkins Fairmont Fort Gay Gilbert Grafton Harrisville Huntington Inwood Keyser Lewisburg Mac Arthur Mannington Mason Moorefield Mount Zion Nitro Oceana Parsons Philippi Point Pleasant Rainelle Reedsville Romney Salem Shinnston Spencer Union Wayne Welch Weston Williamson Barboursville Belle Branchland Capon Bridge Charles Town Clarksburg Crab Orchard Danville Eleanor Ellenboro Fayetteville Franklin Glen Dale Grantsville Hedgesville Hurricane Kearneysville Kingwood Lindside Madison Marlinton Milton Morgantown Mullens Northfork Ona Petersburg Pineville Princeton Ranson Richwood Saint Albans Scott Depot Sistersville Summersville Vienna Webster Springs Wellsburg Wheeling Winfield Click on a city above to find more testing centers in West Virginia. 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-295 Microsoft Office XP certification    Category Percentage    Efficiency/Usage 40%    Office Basics 30%    Advanced Concepts 30% Get the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT) at Pearson VUE Test Centers Pearson VUE, the electronic testing business of Pearson Education, today announced it signed an exclusive, five-year contract with the LNAT Consortium Ltd. to provide computer-based test delivery of the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT). The LNAT is now available throughout the Pearson VUE-owned and -operated network of 150 Pearson Professional Centers in the United Kingdom as well as more than 200 Pearson Professional Centers in the United States and its territories. The exam is also available in an additional 170 Pearson VUE® Authorized Center Select test centers around the world. The LNAT is run by a group of universities in the United Kingdom called the LNAT Consortium Ltd. The test is designed to provide an assessment of a candidate’s potential for law degree courses. It’s one of the factors LNAT-participating universities consider during the selection process of applicants who want to join their undergraduate law programs. In the past, universities in the United Kingdom selected candidates based principally on their A-level results in high school. Now candidates who apply to LNAT-participating universities in the UK will be accepted based on their LNAT scores as well. This new application process mirrors the current process used by universities and colleges, graduate schools and law schools in the United States.