Well brace yourselves....scores are coming.
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20120711T00&p0=179
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20120711T00&p0=179
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Prank, that is just meanAt my school they do that too but wait a couple hours to give you a chance to see it first. There's been some mention of 4th years and residents calling their students from a campus phone that morning as a prank...
Prank, that is just mean
Instead of checking website, might be easier to just check SDN and wait for that first person to post "scores up!" lol
At my school they do that too but wait a couple hours to give you a chance to see it first. There's been some mention of 4th years and residents calling their students from a campus phone that morning as a prank...

What do you guys mean when you say the "scheduling permit" disappears? When I click on check exam status, I just have a one line table with an empty space at the end that says "score report date." Is the scheduling permit something else?
Yeah, if you remember when we had to print the scheduling permit for the exam under "check exam status"
The NBME site says "due to a large number of scores released July 11, some users might experience a delay..." ugh....this sucks. been waiting for a month now!!
score is up...good luck guys
mine's not up yet but thanks for the MI
score is up...good luck guys
I took mine June 20th and received the score report email at 6:58 AM CST today.what? are you sure about that...?
I was June 9th...there's no way I wouldn't be included on the July 11th date. Maybe they slowly add scores throughout the morning?
yes sir, i got the email few minutes before i posted. i took mine back in May.
I heard A-Z order...what does your last name begin with?
Aardvark
My 'request documents' page has changed to now allow me to request that a snail mail copy of my score document be sent to me, but still no score report on the website
Please find this linked screen capture to your liking:Why are people getting worked up when someone with 5 posts or 1 post is posting that their "score" is up? Obvious trolls are obvious.
If you go to Apply for USMLE Step 1, Step 2... etc. and try to apply for Step 1, will it let you go through the process, or does it say that you have an open test date, etc?
It seems to be letting me through the process
Please find this linked screen capture to your liking:
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A fourth year just told me that anybody who posts about getting their scores before 11am is almost certainly lying as he has never known anyone who has legit got theirs before 11 and called and asked and was told that 11 is the official release time. Can anyone confirm that? Plus there's no way I believe that some dude got his score at 8am and is the only one who did and also happens o have gotten a 260 and has his id # Blacked out. That looks like a simple copy/paste job to me. I don't buy it for one second.
A fourth year just told me that anybody who posts about getting their scores before 11am is almost certainly lying as he has never known anyone who has legit got theirs before 11 and called and asked and was told that 11 is the official release time. Can anyone confirm that? Plus there's no way I believe that some dude got his score at 8am and is the only one who did and also happens o have gotten a 260 and has his id # Blacked out. That looks like a simple copy/paste job to me. I don't buy it for one second.
Thanks for the head's up. My school's electronic grade system thing has been changed to show our score, even though my NBME site hasn't changed. Took on June 18.My school administrator posted our scores on our school site already before USMLE sent them to us.
So happy to finally know!
And I am happy with my score. I took it on June 5th and my NBMEs were perfectly underpredicting by just a few points. Thats the way I like it. 🙂
Good luck EVERYONE!
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