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Hello forum,
Obviously I cannot go into details, but I just took the FAR exam today. I was cruising along until I ran into the simulations. Two out of the seven simulations were worded in such a way that I did not know exactly how to proceed or what they were looking for. I thought this quite unfair, especially with so much on the line.
I did not think much of it until I got my confirmation for attendance report. In there it stated that if a person had an issue with a question that they could either fax or mail a letter detailing the issue. It was funny in the directions that they said not to give the question or too much detail. They really take that privacy stuff serious, even when their questions are jacked-up.
My question is whether it does any good to write or fax them. Or is it a fruitless effort and just a big waste of time. I just feel like they are up in their ivory castles looking down upon their peasants. Also, they have written the exam themselves and approved it, so they will probably not be impartial when reading the question as a test taker.
Also, if you think it is worth the effort, which way is best (fax or mail). I am leaning towards mailing it with a signature requested for receipt. This might give a little more attention to the issue.
I look forward to your responses. OK, time to decompress and have a few Guinness.
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