Earned levels are adjusted based on the score that is earned on exams. Thresholds
are defined on an exam basis that determines whether a score qualifies for the earned
level to be adjusted. If the score is less than the lower threshold, then the earned
level will be reduced. If the score is above the higher threshold, then the earned
level will be increased. Scores between the low and high thresholds result in the
earned level remaining constant. The goal is to provide you with the correct level
of difficulty of questions based upon how well you score.
There are a few things that could disqualify the exam from counting towards a level
adjustment. If you are starting a new exam the “Standard Exam” box must be checked
in order for the exam to count. For previously taken exams, you must resume the
original exam, and not a duplicate, in order for the exam to count. (See the “Previously
Taken Exams Explanation” below for more details on this.)
Our menu system does not display properly under Internet Explorer 8. You will see
empty boxes where the rest of the menu options should be. In order to see these
menu items you will need to switch your browser to compatibility mode. This can
be accomplished by clicking the button at the end of the address bar that looks like a torn piece of paper.
Existing customers can register for additional courses, or renew their subscription,
by logging in and selecting the “Get More Courses” item from the “My Account” menu.
This will take you to the registration screen with most of your information pre-populated.
In order to complete the process, simply select the course that you want and then
enter your password and credit card information.
ADAPT provides an exam guarantee for customers who purchase multiple month subscriptions.
These are the “Plus” subscriptions (Exam 1/P+). For example, if you purchased the
two month subscription for P (Exam 1/P+) and you failed the exam, we will extend
your subscription for another two months. This is a one time extension. In order
to apply the guarantee, contact us by e-mailing proof that you are registered for
the next exam. We will extend the expiration date of your subscription by the appropriate
amount.
For FM2, the multi-month subscription is for 3 months so the guarantee would extend
your subscription for an additional 3 months. There are no guarantees for any of
the one month purchases.
There are multiple ways to review an exam. Explanation Mode (Full Review), Incorrect
Mode, Unanswered Mode, and Marked Mode.
Explanation Mode (Full Review)
In this mode, all the questions are shown with their solutions, and the answers
that were selected. Only exams that have been marked as complete can be reviewed
in this mode. To enter this mode, go to the “Start Exam” page and click the “Explanation
Mode” link. Then select the exam from the first box and the time/date stamp from
the second box.
Incorrect Mode
In this mode, only the questions that were answered incorrectly will be shown. Only
exams that have been marked as complete can be reviewed in this mode. To enter this
mode, go to the “Previous Exam Results” item under the “Reports” menu. Use the drop
down lists to select the exam and click the “Review Solutions for Incorrect Answers”
button.
Unanswered Mode
This mode is only available while taking an exam. It will display all the questions
that have no answer yet. To enter this mode, click the “Exit Exam” button while
in an exam, then click the “Review Unanswered” button.
Marked Mode
While taking an exam, questions can be marked for any reason. This mode will allow
all questions that have been marked to be reviewed. This mode is only available
while taking an exam. To enter this mode, click the “Exit Exam” button while in
an exam, then click the “Review Marked” button.
The previously taken exams page works in two ways. First, it lets you resume an
exam that hasn’t been completed. Second, it lets you create a duplicate of and already
taken exam for study purposes.
To resume an exam, select the exam you want from the first box and the date/time
stamp from the second box and click start exam. If you want to just create a duplicate
exam, simply select the exam that you want from the first box and click start exam.