I was reading the candidate booklet on scores cancellation for the upcoming PCAT exam when all of a sudden I just realized that my score may be voided!!!! I took the PCAT last August and I did horrible. I got lower than a 30th percentile. This time I know I can do better. My question is, if I get to a 90th percentile on my next PCAT score, will Pearson automatically cancel my score? What can I do afterward?
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Voiding PCAT Score Inevitable?
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I believe if your score jumps by over 50% they automatically void it. Then I believe as long as you show a receipt of a study guide/course or transcripts that you took certain classes that they'll validate your scores.I was reading the candidate booklet on scores cancellation for the upcoming PCAT exam when all of a sudden I just realized that my score may be voided!!!! I took the PCAT last August and I did horrible. I got lower than a 30th percentile. This time I know I can do better. My question is, if I get to a 90th percentile on my next PCAT score, will Pearson automatically cancel my score? What can I do afterward?
So can I show them my receipts for purchasing Pearson's online practice exam?
Is that all you used?So can I show them my receipts for purchasing Pearson's online practice exam?
But yes, I think that could work.
Well I used the 2008-2009 Kaplan book that I bought from Amazon, and the GRE verbal book from Borders. But I don't think I have the receipts for them, unless Pearson want my credit card statement lol.
Haha well I'm sure you'll be fine. Since you bought it online there's a copy on the internet...somewhere!Well I used the 2008-2009 Kaplan book that I bought from Amazon, and the GRE verbal book from Borders. But I don't think I have the receipts for them, unless Pearson want my credit card statement lol.
