[ToCPA2011]

Does anyone know how the score review process work? Will we see the questions that we missed? Anyone failed BEC last window and in the process of reviewing another section now but need to decide to either retake BEC right away or finish the other section first?

[mep616]

Everything i have seen about the score review process says dont bother with it. Its very rare the score ever changes, and due to the time it takes, you are better off just rescheduling for the next testing window.

BEC 80
REG 78
FAR 80
AUD 74, 7/14/11 79---DONE!!!!
CA Ethics--92
License received 12/1/11

[Anonymous]

@mep616- So, if I end up with a 74, they won't look over my exam again and see if they can give at least 1 more point??? How absurd!!! Come on, it's just one lousy point!!

[Synergiex]

@CPAman As far as I know if your grade is close to a passing grade they automatically forward your WC testlet to a human grader to be graded again. Normally they are graded by computer grading programs. However, they just can't do anything about MCQs.

B - 7/1/2011 ---------> 85
R - 7/28/2011 ---------> 77!!!
A - 10/30/2011---------> 83
F - 11/26/2012 --------> 85

[sasa]

@ToCPA2011 from what I read on AICPA website, you won't have access to your exam nor the missed questions nor the right questions. the appeal process is taken solely at AICPA's discretion, you will simply be notified when the appeal process is over. 99.99999999999999%, you won't hear any changes to your score.

California Candidate
AUD 5/27/11 86
BEC 4/20/11 79
REG 8/28/10 81

[Anonymous]

99.9%??? So they almost never increase your score even if it's just 1 point that you need in order to pass???? Now, that's crazy!!!

[ToCPA2011]

I will prefer to know for sure what I can improve for next time rather than guessing what I have done wrong the first time. But I was very close to pass last time and I will pass next time. I admire those who passed and more admire for those who failed but passed eventually. Yes, I admit I don't like to fail but failing is the start of winning:) Thanks for the replies.

[Anonymous]

My understanding of the appeal process is that they are not auditing your test per se, they only audit that scoring technique used to grade your exam. your exam is not “re-graded”, instead they just make sure that the correct procedures were followed in grading your exam.

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