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Pass/Fail Study

If you’re part of a training center that offers on-site testing, MCP Magazine invites you to take part in a research project to evaluate pass/fail rates for exams.

By Dian Schaffhauser
01/29/2002

If you’re part of a training center that offers on-site testing, MCP Magazine invites you to take part in a research project to evaluate pass/fail rates for Microsoft exams.

The individual information you provide will be kept confidential and will be used strictly for the purpose of statistical compilation. All participants will receive a copy of full results. Results will be published online and in the magazine.

To learn more, send e-mail to editor@mcpmag.com; put "Pass/Fail Study" in the subject line of your message.

About the Author

Dian L. Schaffhauser is a freelance writer based in Northern California.

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