09-29-2008, 10:35 PM
Hi Everyone,
I thought I would share my last test story . . . I posted in July that I'd taken the Principals of Public Speaking test and felt really confident. Well in August I received my score report to find that I'd scored 71 on the written portion, but failed the speech portion of the test. I was really flabbergasted to be honest - I've been training for 15 years, and even the proctor commented on how well I'd done on the speech.
I read somewhere on the posts in this forum that you could ask for a re-evaluation of your speech, so I decided to try it. These were the last credits I needed to obtain my degree, so I was really hoping it would work. Thankfully, I received notification a couple weeks ago that they had changed my speech score to a pass. I wanted everyone to know that it is worth a shot if you really think you deserved a passing score.
Unfortunately, because I was worried about the possibility that they wouldn't change it, I signed up, paid for and started a communication course on-line at the end of August. I quit as soon as I received the new score report - but it was too late to get any tuition money back. At least I was able to quit before the first essay was due!
I thought I would share my last test story . . . I posted in July that I'd taken the Principals of Public Speaking test and felt really confident. Well in August I received my score report to find that I'd scored 71 on the written portion, but failed the speech portion of the test. I was really flabbergasted to be honest - I've been training for 15 years, and even the proctor commented on how well I'd done on the speech.
I read somewhere on the posts in this forum that you could ask for a re-evaluation of your speech, so I decided to try it. These were the last credits I needed to obtain my degree, so I was really hoping it would work. Thankfully, I received notification a couple weeks ago that they had changed my speech score to a pass. I wanted everyone to know that it is worth a shot if you really think you deserved a passing score.
Unfortunately, because I was worried about the possibility that they wouldn't change it, I signed up, paid for and started a communication course on-line at the end of August. I quit as soon as I received the new score report - but it was too late to get any tuition money back. At least I was able to quit before the first essay was due!