<p>That's pretty irresponsible of them not to be prepared to seat all the test-takers at your center, GrammarGuy! How could they not have foreseen how many kids were taking it? Just look @ who signed up!</p>
<p>Yes, it was ridiculous and completely unprofessional. More than a few people asked for their scores to be canceled.</p>
<p>I liked my scores, so it worked out okay for me.</p>
<p>Right in the middle of the writing section, some idiot pulled the fire alarm and everybody was totally put off by it. We had to stan outside for 10 minutes before we could go back in. I was on such a roll and it took me a few minutes to recollect my thoughts. I was even worried that we may have to re take the writing portion because students may have been discussing the prompt. Thank goodness we didn’t, but if that wasnt enough, I couldn’t even remember how to write in cursive and they made us copy down that statement. I was struggling so bad and it looked like a 6th grader did it! >.<</p>
<p>i had to retake the test on a tuesday after a weekend and a monday long, exhausting, and stress filled school “leadership retreat”… i left my first block to go to the test site and to my surprise it was filled with THOSE kinds of kids… halfway through the test I look about me and notice that I am the ONLY one working, while everyone is slouching and staring at me… then, after a break, the proctor felt the need to lecture a kid about how he should at least try, and held up the whole process… lets just say my score was that of a donkey</p>
<p>My room was freezing (outside it was 92 degrees so I dressed for 92 degrees plus a sweater) and we got breaks after sections 2 & 4, and then no breaks after that. I was hungry and they didnt start on time!!</p>
<p>Construction crew was cutting down trees right outside the classroom window. With electric saws.</p>
<p>They didn’t start on time. F****** hot! Electricity was long gone so AC wasn’t there. Was sweating like I was in desert.</p>