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Jun 8, 2006
ETS has begrudingly agreed to pay $11 million to cover
their grading "errors" PLT 7-12 to 4,100 test takers who
lost their jobs or were not able to graduate due to low
scores.
Looks like all those tidy profits ETS has made in all these
years just went out the window. So it will now be time for
ETS to fail all sorts of test takers now. More failed tests
equals the more individuals retaking and retaking tests
keep paying money to refill the ETS bank vault.
Its funny that ETS prides themselves on being "non profit"
so whos bank vault is the $11 million coming from?
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Corporations can also be not-for-profit. Again do some research
before you spout off. Your questions demonstrate your ignorance.
On 6/09/06, Stevo wrote:
> ETS is not a "corporation" and they claim to be a non profit
> (.org) so who has been paying for the big liability insurance
> and its ...See More