Frequently Asked Questions

We are in Davidson Hall on the 3rd floor in room 310.

Driving North on I-65
 

• Take I-65 North to Warnock Street, Exit 133.
• Turn left at the traffic light at the end of the ramp onto Warnock. (Warnock becomes University Boulevard after the 1st traffic light.)
• Turn right at the 2nd traffic light onto Floyd Street (beside McDonald's).
• At the intersection of Brandeis Avenue, there is a traffic roundabout.
• YIELD to vehicles already in the roundabout, and enter the INSIDE (left) lane.
• Go ¾ of the way around the roundabout and exit onto Brandeis Avenue, staying in the left lane.
• You'll go under a railroad underpass and proceed straight through the next light at Brook Street.
• Just past that intersection a left-hand turn lane will open up.
• Turn left into the University of Louisville’s North Entrance (technically at 1st Street and Cardinal Boulevard, but there is no traffic light).
• When you get to the stop sign, you’ll see the North Information Center. Our building is behind and to the right of the booth.
• If you are coming to campus for an I-9 appointment only, pass the North Information Center for 18-minute metered parking in front of our building.

Driving South on I-65
 

• Take I-65 South to Arthur Street, Exit 134.
• At the first stop sign, turn right onto Brandeis. (Cardinal Park will be on your left.)
• At the intersection of Floyd Street, there is a traffic roundabout.
• YIELD to vehicles already in the roundabout, and enter the INSIDE (left) lane.
• Go halfway around the roundabout and exit onto Brandeis Avenue, staying in the left lane.
• You'll go under a railroad underpass and proceed straight through the next light at Brook Street. (Stay in the left lane.)
• Just past that intersection a left-hand turn lane will open up.
• Turn left into the University of Louisville’s North Entrance (technically at 1st Street and Cardinal Boulevard, but there is no traffic light).
• When you get to the stop sign, you’ll see the North Information Center. Our building is behind and to the right of the booth.
• If you are coming to campus for an I-9 appointment only, pass the North Information Center for 18-minute metered parking in front of our building.

The Speed Museum Parking Garage is our parking recommendation and we have a discount coupon for this location. If it is full, you can try the surface lot near the North Information booth or the Floyd Street Garage (entrance near Starbucks on Floyd Street).  Please arrive early for your exam in case the parking garage/lot you plan to use is full.  You can also visit U of L's PARKING website to purchase a printable visitors parking permit in advance for the East Brandies lot near the North Information Booth and Davidson Hall.

PLEASE NOTE: On Saturday and Sunday you may park for free in any available parking space on campus except the yellow/orange resident or handicapped spaces. We recommend the red lot between the School of Music and the College of Business. There is a fee to park in the Speed Art Museum Garage on weekends, and discount coupons will not be given.

Bring the required form(s) of ID with you. See the acceptable documents listed here or from information provided by your employer. Your appointment cannot be completed without the required document(s). Since your appointment will most likely be less than 20 minutes, we suggest trying to park at a meter next to the North Information Center.  You can also visit U of L's PARKING website to purchase a printable visitors parking permit in advance for the East Brandies lot near the North Information Booth and Davidson Hall or park in the J.B. Speed Art Museum Parking Garage. 

Inclement Weather closures will be announced on our phone line and website. 

We tend to err on the side of caution because if WE close, test vendors USUALLY allow candidates to reschedule at no charge. 

If we remain open, and a candidate cannot get to the appointment, the candidate is charged to reschedule.

**In the event that our office is CLOSED for inclement weather, vendors (PSI, PAN, Kryterion, Meazure and PROV) should reach out to you with information on how to reschedule your exam.