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avanbuiten
Member
Dear Acted
Would you consider releasing figures (updated weekly or monthly) on individual series X assignment results? (e.g. X1, X2, etc).
This could be done with a bar chart, where bar widths are 4% wide (e.g. 45 -49%, 50 - 54%, etc) and height of the bar is determined by the proportion of candidates falling into that category. Of course, candidates identities would remain anonomous.
I think this would be a good idea because it then helps students to see how they are doing compared to others. Relative exam performance is a significant factor in determining likelihood of passing an actuarial exam. It is also useful for identifying where a candidate is comparatively weak in one area (and needs to work more), and overly-performing in another area (so need not spend so much time on in future).
I am sure you must already keep these statistics for your own use, so why not release them for our use?
I look forward to your reply (or anyone else who wishes to comment).
Regards,
avanbuiten
Would you consider releasing figures (updated weekly or monthly) on individual series X assignment results? (e.g. X1, X2, etc).
This could be done with a bar chart, where bar widths are 4% wide (e.g. 45 -49%, 50 - 54%, etc) and height of the bar is determined by the proportion of candidates falling into that category. Of course, candidates identities would remain anonomous.
I think this would be a good idea because it then helps students to see how they are doing compared to others. Relative exam performance is a significant factor in determining likelihood of passing an actuarial exam. It is also useful for identifying where a candidate is comparatively weak in one area (and needs to work more), and overly-performing in another area (so need not spend so much time on in future).
I am sure you must already keep these statistics for your own use, so why not release them for our use?
I look forward to your reply (or anyone else who wishes to comment).
Regards,
avanbuiten