You should consider enrolling in the Language Skills course (GRAD 5990). The Language Skills class focuses on pronunciation, fluency, grammar and comprehensibility, with particular emphasis on extensive pronunciation practice outside of class.

You will be required to register for at least one credit in GRAD 5990 before you will be able to take the ITA Test again. The Teaching Skills course prepares you for a special administration of the ITA Test (held mid-semester, only for students registered in Grad 5990).

A score of 500 (TOEFL), 173 (TOEFLC) or 45 (TOFEL IBT-on combined reading, listening, and writing) or higher is required in order to be admitted. Admitted applicants with a score between 500 and 580 will need to take additional ESL courses. A diagnostic placement test will need to be taken upon arriving in Seattle to determine which course you will be placed into. For more information, please see the following website: http://depts.washington.edu/uwelp/aep/diagnostic.

International teaching assistants who are non-native speakers of English are required to take the TSE (Test of Spoken English) or the SPEAK test and achieve a score of 50 before an assistantship may be offered.

Each exam will cover the same areas of law but will consist of different questions. Therefore, the passing score will vary from exam to exam.

The passing score is 70% for all PDHonline quizzes except those registered with AIA/CES or approved by Texas PLS Board. The passing score for AIA/CES registered courses and Texas PLS Board approved courses is 80% and 95%, respectively.

A minimum score of 70% is required to pass the test. If you don't pass the first time you can take it again 60 days from the date of the last exam.

You have to print out your result at the kiosk beside the Traffic Police Counter and proceed to our Customer Service Section to update your result.

When using email, PLEASE use the suggestions for How to Write a Post. An effective post/email includes all needed information to diagnose and 'fix' the problem. Read the "Orientation" again for more info. After each test that you complete - Wait a few minutes and then check and verify that D2L accepted that test.

The final written exam is comprised of 50 multiple choice questions (5 per case study). The questions are based on the objectives of the case studies and include ECGs when appropriate. Each question is worth 2 points. Once the exam is completed, it is graded instantly, and any wrong answers are remediated. Users must score at least 84% to pass the course.

Yes. The TDLR charges a $5.00 per "Course Completion Record" fee for cosmetology CE courses. This fee is included in your course price.

A GED testing candidate must earn a score of 2 or higher on the Language Arts, Writing Test, Part II essay in order to receive a composite score and obtain a passing score. A candidate needs a score of 2 or higher to earn a passing score. States may set a composite GED passing score (multiple-choice and essay) that is higher than the current minimum GED passing score of 410. The composite GED passing score cannot be set lower than the GED Testing Service standard score.

Passing score on the national licensing examination is the criterion referenced score of 600. All 53 jurisdictions require the same.

There is not an established uniform “passing score” for the examinations since the circumstances in which students elect to take the examination are very different. For example, some students take the examination up to nine months prior to graduation, while others take the examinations after graduation. The most relevant factor to consider when deciding on the relative strength of an examination score is the mean examination score for all candidates.

Most Continuing Education courses require a final exam score of 70% to pass. Most Pre-licensing courses require a 75% to pass.