Episode 61: Why 70% is Good Enough [Podcast]

California Supplemental Exam Preparation by David Doucette

Sep 4, 201225:33Education

It appears 70% is the minimum score required to pass the California Supplemental Exam. It's important to realize sometimes, good enough is...well, good enough. Podcast Episode 061. I discuss the 70% minimum score require...

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