There's a time and a place

By JSF1234 - 11/05/2009 17:07 - United States

Spicy
Today, I was taking the AP Biology exam. It’s strictly timed, yet my proctor spent 30 minutes (a third of the time we have) talking about his sexual relationship with his wife, who was also proctoring. I don’t know how I did on the test, but I now know my proctor had erectile dysfunction. FML
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Same thing different taste

Top comments

sh1tshow 0

You can report that as an "irregularity" to the AP people, which can get you a re-take.

youfailatlife 0

Entirely inappropriate discussion. He has no business around high school kids.

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subbullet 7

Just report him to The Collage Board and you can get a retake (although I took this Exam today also and it was HARD!)

dededesomenubs 0

haha me too ! well took the test .. didn't having some crazy perverted proctor

sinceidcishare 0

The sucks so bad!! I mean, I've taken AP tests before, so I know the whole time limit thing is super strict...but I've never heard of anything ridiculous like this happening. I'm so sorry. :[

Proctors are idiots, I'm sure he can get in big trouble for that if you report him, and you might be able to re-take the exam if you need to. That's disgusting x(.

FBIWarning 0

lmao, o how high school shit was awesome

poobear 0

this seems fake because more than one person proctors an ap exam. when i took them there were at least 10 proctors in the room and everything you do (even handing out booklets and filling out your name) is really strictly timed. but if your school somehow only has one person in an exam who talks instead just call the ap people theyll cancel everyones scores and let you retake it for sure

kwbuzz23wk 0

at least the proctor's cell phone didn't ring....like during the apush test at my school

alphatoomega 21

That might be less distracting.

#17 we have only one person proctoring at a time... and LOL #18...you're in on that too? like half he people at my school are doing that one:P

#17, not necessarily, sometimes you have to take the test away from the regular test group (like I did, because I had two tests in one day and couldn't reach both testing centers fast enough if I'd gone to the normal places) so if there's less people, there can be one proctor. Also OP, how does it matter? The AP test itself is timed, but if the proctor is talking, then that time does not count toward the test. One of my tests started an hour late, because all the computers malfunctioned and everyone arrived late.