Everyone stop worrying so much. Just because you haven't gotten your score yet doesn't mean you should read too much into it. Honestly, I think NASBA is just slow to put all are scores up. They don't care if we wait or not. Don't stress too much about when you get your score. It doesn't necessarily mean you are borderline. I actually felt okay about FAR and I took it early in the month. Not sure if I got a new sim or not; but that is one possibility about not getting my score yet. The other possibility is that the score will release tonight. I know that I received my AUD score at 10:15pm the other day. Everyone was checking constantly so the site did end up crashing for awhile.
This is an excerpt from an interview Jeff had with AICPA.
6. Borderline Candidates?
another71.com: Another widely held sentiment about score releases is that if a candidate doesn't receive their score in Wave 2 of a testing window, then they are “borderline” – i.e., 72-77. Would you say that in general, the most candidates who don't receive their score by Wave 2 are “borderline?”
AICPA: There are several possible reasons why some scores are released faster than others. If psychometric analysis is required, for example, the scores of all candidates who took a articular examination version – whether passing, failing or on the brink – are held until the analysis is completed. For those who took AUD, FAR or REG, the “second reads” of written communication responses may also be a factor. “Second reads” are additional reviews of essays for candidates whose scores are close to passing.
FAR: 07/08-94 AUD: 07/22-98 REG: 08/05-81 BEC: 08/19-90
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