Anyone recently take the General Contractor test? What BS.
What the he!! does the formation of ignious rock have to do with building.
There were 3 geology questions on this test. I counted 15 questions that had nothing to do with building and were ambiguous at best. You fail if you miss 14 out of 80 questions. A 70%.
Plus the way some of these questions are worded seems like trickery.
I believe Experior does this on purpose so one would have to retake the test, maintaining their profit. What's up with all the add on fee's.
You want your score before 20 days, that will be another $16 bucks. You want to know before the next test date or add another 32 bucks for late reg. or walk in fee. Now it's $75 to retake the test.
I asked the lady running the test and she acknowledged the complaints.
We all need to write letters to state representatives to expose this corruption.
I am wrong or just stupid?
PS: anyone know what traprock is?
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What the he!! does the formation of ignious rock have to do with building.
There were 3 geology questions on this test. I counted 15 questions that had nothing to do with building and were ambiguous at best. You fail if you miss 14 out of 80 questions. A 70%.
Plus the way some of these questions are worded seems like trickery.
I believe Experior does this on purpose so one would have to retake the test, maintaining their profit. What's up with all the add on fee's.
You want your score before 20 days, that will be another $16 bucks. You want to know before the next test date or add another 32 bucks for late reg. or walk in fee. Now it's $75 to retake the test.
I asked the lady running the test and she acknowledged the complaints.
We all need to write letters to state representatives to expose this corruption.
I am wrong or just stupid?
PS: anyone know what traprock is?
Thanks
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