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Reporting
to the Test Site: Your admission ticket lists your
test selection, test site, test date, and reporting
time. Please report to the test site no later than
scheduled reporting time. See Test Selection for
reporting and dismissal times and test session
lengths. On the
day of the test, you will want to dress comfortably in
layers. This will allow you to adjust for the
temperature at the test site, which may vary and may not
be under the control of the test administrators.
Please wear soft-soled shoes to help maintain a quiet
testing environment. Water bottles may be allowed
in the testing room, provided they are clear, do not
have a label, have secure lid, and are stored under your
seat, not on your desk during testing.
Late
arrivals policy - It is essential that you report
for each assigned test session no later than the time
indicated on your admission ticket. If you arrive
late to a test session, you may not be admitted.
If you are admitted late, you will not be given any additional
time beyond the scheduled ending time for the test
session, and you will be required to sign a statement
acknowledging this.
If you
arrive late and are not admitted, you will be considered
absent and will not receive a refund or credit of any
kind. You will need to register and pay again to
test at a future administration.
Official
Examinee Score Reports: Your
official score will be sent to you by email on the score report date published in
"Test Dates." Your score report will
be sent to the email address that you provided during the
registration process. If you wish to have your
score report sent to a different address, you may
complete a Registration Information Correction Form
at the test site on the day of the test.
Your
score report provides information about your passing
status and other performance information. If
you have not received your score report two week
after the score report date, call (901)
758-4034. Under no circumstances will your
official score report information be released in
person or by telephone, fax or email.
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