bchadwick

Also, I think the Schweser scoring convention is pretty strict.
Schweser says “Score 2 points for correct cash flow in Year 1, 2 points for correct EOP assets in Year 2, etc.”… so if you missed one item that screws up calculations in multiple time periods, you lose tons of points. As a good example, look at the Schweser 2010 Mock Exam, Question #1.
I would think - if you show your work to the graders and miss one calculation along the way, so your numbers don’t tie but you’re 95% of the way there - then they wouldn’t dock you that many points.