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I took AP/CP in June and registered for the subspecialty exam in September. PATHway assigned Subspecialty examination date. Does it mean that I passed?!
Took the exam in June. In PATHway, they allow me to register the fall exam. Does it mean I failed the spring exam? Scared. Any ideal?
I took the boards in October 2009 and passed. I too was able to register on PATHway prior to receiving my score so it doesn't mean that you failed.
I don't.I just noticed that I have 2010 Fall PRIMARY Exam Registration Tracking on my Pathway board corresponance page..do you all have it?
I just noticed that I have 2010 Fall PRIMARY Exam Registration Tracking on my Pathway board corresponance page..do you all have it?
Thanks
According to the ABPath.org faq, you'll get an email when the results are posted to PATHWay. That whole system is new to me, however.

people are worried about failing this exam because it was a completely demoralizing experience. very little of how i will or did practice pathology as a resident was represented on that test. instead, it was a complete mind**** with no clear explanation of how they actually grade. i've taken quite a few tests over the years (as i know we all have) and i've obviously done reasonably well on them. i have never left a test feeling so ridiculously stupid.
how could you NOT worry?
Exactly!!! The test was humbling to say the least. I hope we get our results soon. I'm hoping for this first week of August.
Agree with you. What is the point to freak out if there is nothing one can do about it? It's been taken, and a person of reasonable intelligence can estimate his/her performance. Whenever an official confirmation comes, doesn't matter.How can so many people be worried about failing this exam? I cannot believe how much angst regular people put into this stuff. It makes me wonder why every one of you is not dependent on some form of drug.
It's been taken, and a person of reasonable intelligence can estimate his/her performance. Whenever an official confirmation comes, doesn't matter.