ASHI commits suicide, one state at a time.

[Dan Bowers, CMI]

If a group considers licensing a "High stakes poker game", and wants to get their test accepted by MANY states one thing they have to constantly monitor is the pass/fail ratio. If too many people fail, the test takers complain to the state OR their legislator, AND maybe when the next contract for the TEST is up for renewal somebody else might get it.

Therefore one would guess that maybe once in a while something has to give for a group to stay under contract. Wonder what that would be.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Dan, if you take a test in a state to get a license OF COURSE THEY MONITOR THE PASS/FAIL RATE. DUH

[Christopher Currins]

Originally Posted by bkelly1

I found the NHIE to be harder than the nachi exam. But neither was that tough, and no one should comment unless that have taken both.

Ditto

[Dan Bowers, CMI]

Brian -

So then you and a few others understand exactly what I just said without me saying it, about the tests and the test givers.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by dbowers

Brian -

So then you and a few others understand exactly what I just said without me saying it, about the tests and the test givers.

Ahhh, good point.