Philly takers

vagabond

Was anyone in section H?

What seat?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Sunday, December 6, 2009 at 03:31PM by devildog.

dotamasta

Hard to say. Like I said in another post and like most people I felt AM was OK and PM was brutal.

When I took the mock I felt like that too and I got a 77 on one and 68 on the other so......anything is possible.

smartpants

I took the exam in Chicago and estimated there were about 800 people who actually showed up. I have a buddy who passed L1 a few years ago and he had about 1500 people taking it with him. That's a huge drop off in demand to take these exams thanks to all of the problems in the finance sector. That helps us in some ways but it also means that a lot of marginal employees in the finance arena who might have pulled the curve down are not there to help anymore.

farrukhsadiq

I was in section A, that room looked like a prison, it was awful

spartanag07

Sorry Philly. I confused you with Steely. It was prison camp like, but it was all handled well, no big lines and my ear plugs blocked out the big hum from the ventilation unit and the coughing

Jolyn

AB Shock - where were you in section D?

I was in section D too.

kmf229

From my experience in various regions, the no show rate has been around 20% at most test centres.

MonkeyBusiness

Yes, all the proctors take their jobs a little too serioulsy. How do you get a proctor's job anyway?

not sure about the no show rate... but there were a lot of empty seats in my section

Benjiko

In the morning session. I think her ID was expired. THe proctor said sorry and she left the room. I thought that was the end of her, but then she came back about 1/2 hour later... in the AM and she was there for the PM too!

joemoran

Did you see the proctor in H with the orange vest and white pants? She looked like she was looking for someone to do something wrong.

There was a guy in seat 20 or so who forgot his calculator for part II, but made it back before start. I was surprised there were 64 seats in the section and only about 40 takers.

What's the typical no show rate?