Psych Review 6010

[GPatrissio]

Thanks for reading my message. I took the 6010 exam back in late October 2006.. I completed everything to this very date, but was placed on psych review because of a small high school incident with my grades..Basically my mom called up my guidance counselor in high school, when my grades slipped by 4 or 5 points..I mentioned this because I am an honest person and knew it was nothing serious..The Doctor then said he needed paper work or some kind of a release on what was discussed between my guidance counselor and me pertaining to my grades..I went home that day and called my high school first to see if these records were available..I went to St. Anthony's High School in Long Island, and was told that they don't keep any kind of guidance records on their students..I attempted to get in contact with the psychologist whom I saw, just to correct this simple manner..I left a short message and asked if he could call me back..I never got a reply..Then called my investigator, and he told me to write a letter and have it notarized in which I did..

I read the forums before I posted this message just to get an idea of what others went through.

I know this Jan 07 class is starting in another month and wondering if I will make it in time..Or perhaps I might be disqualified..

Also I don't know if I should register for more college classes to get my bachelors because of this possible delay.. Funny thing is I am studying psych too..

Thanks for taking time to read this..Appreciate any kind of advice or comments..Best of luck to all of you..Take care

[Rabbit23]

I went to St. Anthony's High School in Long Island, and was told that there was never a record on me to begin with..

I'm assuming that you have some sort of record though...diploma or transcripts??? I'd say that's proof enough to make them recheck their records.

Also I don't know if I should register for more college classes to get my bachelors because of this possibly delay..

I'd do this anyway. Just for something to fall back on. You can always get your money back if you withdrawl before the semester starts (or a portion if the semester does start).