Anyone expecting scores tomorrow? Wrote mine on the 25th. Not sure if scores are still delayed by a week.
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Step II July 20 Score Release
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i wrote mine on 7/2...permit link has not yet disappeared ...
Is "wrote" a non-USA term? We say we took an exam instead of write or gave?
What's up dude?Is "wrote" a non-USA term? We say we took an exam instead of write or gave?
Is "wrote" a non-USA term? We say we took an exam instead of write or gave?
"writing an exam" is a phrase that is habitually used by native speakers of British English based dialects ((England/Scotland/India/Aus/NZ/South Africa).. even if the exam is technically not "written". "Taking an exam" is used by native speakers of English based on the American English based dialects ...
I have a feeling most scores reported tomorrow will be in the 250+ range.
Naturally.
Naturally.
I "wrote" mine on June 22nd. Just checked and the score recheck button appeared, so I'm guessing I'll get mine tomorrow.
Where do you see the score-recheck button. IWA or OASIS?
Where do you see the score-recheck button. IWA or OASIS?
the score recheck option is only seen by US MDs...
I have a feeling most scores reported tomorrow will be in the 250+ range.
Naturally.
Cabergoline about to break the ck score thread. Goodluck boss. 268 called it first.
"writing an exam" is a phrase that is habitually used by native speakers of British English based dialects ((England/Scotland/India/Aus/NZ/South Africa).. even if the exam is technically not "written". "Taking an exam" is used by native speakers of English based on the American English based dialects ...
TL;DR: America is aways correct.
even my permit has not disappeared... i was refreshing all night waiting for it to disappear...Cabergoline about to break the ck score thread. Goodluck boss. 268 called it first.
i don't think so...a friend who took on 6/23 received her score 30 mins ago..