I say ABR lets everyone pass if they can't even get the calculator function straightened out...
Important Notice: Second Exam Administration Offered to Candidates at No Charge
Due to a functional problem with Pearson VUE calculators, some candidates may have experienced difficulty while taking the physics and/or radiation biology portions of the Radiation Oncology initial qualification examination administered on July 7, 2011. To ensure that exam results are fair and accurate, the ABR is offering a second exam administration for anyone who did not pass one or both of these portions of the exam in July.
These candidates are being notified that they may take the exams (s) at the second administration, free of charge, at Pearson VUE testing centers on the morning of September 15, 2011. The scores they receive on September 15 will replace their previous scores from the July 7, 2011 exam administration. In addition, the second exam administration will not count as one of the three opportunities the ABR gives them to pass the exam. The ABR is also offering to send affected candidates a letter that can be distributed to current or future employers, explaining that this additional administration is due to factors out of their control and will not adversely impact their ABR examination record or certification process.
Important Notice: Reporting of Performance Data
A paper copy of candidate results, including performance data for exams for which a clear result was determined, will be mailed to them in approximately three weeks. The ABR will report complete performance data to all affected candidates and all program directors following the September 15, 2011 exam administration.