Eh. It could always be worse. I mean, place where the scantrons were sent could have caught on fire, invalidating all results. Or a monkey could have been set loose during your exam, which is, I'm sure, some type of cheating method, thus making all scores an auto-fail.
Yeah, and in the afternoon section, a staff gave the wrong exam books to the people.
But then think of all the elder knowledge and stories you could pass down to upset newbies who are taking the exam for the first time?
My thought process:
"Back in my day, we had to manually refresh the page instead of the quantum computer automatically predicting exactly when the scores would be released."
ld-025:I regret ever reading that..... people got more than half right and still failed.
I know sometimes in the exam year forums there are topics where people volunteer their pass/fail scores with what exam they took, but I don't think they were ever documented all together/kept track of? I mean, it's really hard to pinpoint a passing score since not everyone who takes the PE comes to this forum to specifically say their score for recording.
I read through there.
Not going to lie, I'm really curious on how you'd help yourself out. Buttons would be so difficult.
*Catholic repression intensifies*But then again, it's be smooth sailing afterwards since there'd be no thumbs to tuck, if you know what I mean.
Nope! Since the scores change sometimes drastically from exam to exam following the meetings, it's better to not compare yourself to previous years. Makes you way more nervous and stressed, when you could be nervous and stressed about work. Or your special-ordered costume for your dog.
