Code Neophyte
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I have some of my code books in loose leaf form for convenience in the field. Does anyone know if they are allowed in the Pearson centers?
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Loose leaf references in test center?
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mueller
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Re: Loose leaf references in test center?
Neo-
I have tested many times at pearson with the loose leafs.
There are acouple of rules.
No copied material.
Tabs permanetly attached.
No stickies.
Notes in pen no pencil.
No loose papers stuck in.
Check the test center hand book if I missed any.
Neo-
I have tested many times at pearson with the loose leafs.
There are acouple of rules.
No copied material.
Tabs permanetly attached.
No stickies.
Notes in pen no pencil.
No loose papers stuck in.
Check the test center hand book if I missed any.
mjesse
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Re: Loose leaf references in test center?
I also used the looseleaf in a Pearson Test Center, no problems
I also used the looseleaf in a Pearson Test Center, no problems
Kearney.200
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Re: Loose leaf references in test center?
they have never said anything to me about the turbo tabs that are in the book
they have never said anything to me about the turbo tabs that are in the book
Bryan Holland
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Re: Loose leaf references in test center?
I have had rather random "inspection" of my referenced materials. One time, the proctor neally flipped through every single page and made little under-her-breath comments about my notes and highlights. Another time, the proctor barely opened the books to check them out.
But to answer the OP, I too have used the loose-leaf editions on many testing occassions with no problems.
I have had rather random "inspection" of my referenced materials. One time, the proctor neally flipped through every single page and made little under-her-breath comments about my notes and highlights. Another time, the proctor barely opened the books to check them out.
But to answer the OP, I too have used the loose-leaf editions on many testing occassions with no problems.