06-16-2006, 04:43 PM
RBOWMAN Wrote:As I arrived home this afternoon I found a FED EX envelope on my doorstep. It was from CLEP reporting an input error on my natural science test I completed two weeks ago. They have reviewed my score due to an irregularity in their programming and have reviewed all other tests I have taken. They have found only the most recent test to have been incorrectly scored and have upped my test result my 3 points and are refunding my testing money. I still failed the test..it is still been reported toTESC..and I still cannot retest for 6 months. Iam hopeful this error may apply to some of you who have tested recently and that the correction may work in your favor if in fact this was a system wide problem, which it appears it may have been. As for those of you you recently passed by the hairs of your chiny chin chin..I hope and pray that there will be no adverse effect forthcoming in an envelope. I wish the test correction was 12 points and not just 3 as that was what I failed by...yuk!!
Stay tuned one an all ..I do believe there is more reports by others to follow.
Regards..the science dummy..Ron!!
[SIZE="3"][COLOR="Navy"]Wow!! When I first started reading your post I had such high hopes that you had received even better news than you reported but at least you know that CLEP actually accounts for their mistakes. I'd like to find a fed-ex envelope with 7 points in college math when I get home from Vegas!!
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