Lichtronamo
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I got my test results in the mail today and I passed!!!
Anybody know what the curve score means?
JNA said:all that matters is that you PASSED
now you get to pay more dues!
giff57 said:This hidden score thing must be new. I know I compared scores with a few people when I took it a couple of years ago.
EG said:Rich,
Thanks for the information. Just as I suspected, more APA socialism...why not just adopt equal outcomes and have a May Day parade. I want to know how I did, but I suppose it is not my "right" under the glorious five year plan. Oh, well.
Zoning Gangsta said:If you don't repudiate those counter-revolutionary thoughts and support the just struggle of the masses against the tyranny of the meritocracy, it'll be the re-education program for you!
donk said:
You may also be able to petition to have your AICP recognized and transferred to CIP (see http://www.cip-icu.ca/English/members/become.htm) Section 1.1.4.
nerudite said:The interview will probably be the harder part.
2003 AICP Exam — Pass Score Reports
AICP mailed results of the May 2003 exam to all candidates on July 2. We soon discovered a problem with the machine-sealed score reports prepared by Chauncey (our test administrators of many years) and included with the notification letters sent to individual candidates who passed the exam. The Chauncey report indicated that the candidate had passed the exam, but did not contain an exact scale score. Internal reports provided to AICP did include this information, however.
AICP staff immediately informed Chauncey of the error and requested that they reprint the pass candidate score reports. Chauncey acknowledged the mistake and agreed to reprint the reports right away, at no cost to AICP. We will mail each successful candidate a revised machine sealed-score report as soon as it is available, which should be no later than July 18.
If you have been notified that you passed the May AICP exam, and would like to know your exact scale score immediately, please contact AICP Membership Manager Michael Jones at mjones@planning.org. He will send you a brief written notice listing the exact scale score, to be followed by Chauncey's revised machine sealed score report when it is available.
We apologize for this error and the inconvenience it has caused.