Step 1: Subtract the # of questions you got wrong from the total # of questions on the exam.
(**Example: Joan missed 9 out of 40 questions; therefore she answered 31 questions correctly.)
Step 2: The value of each question was 1/2 point; therefore, multiply the # of questions answered correctly by 1/2 point...
(**Example: 31 correct x 1/2 point ea. = 15.5 points; thus, Joan's score on the exam was 15.5 out of 20.)
Step 3: CONVERSION. To convert an exam score to a percentage - for the purpose of "understanding" how you are doing - divide the EXAM SCORE by the total number of points available on the exam.
(**Example: If your exam score was 15.5/20, divide 15.5 by 20. You will come up with the following percentage: 77.5%. Alternately, you may multiple your exam score by 5... 15.5 x 5... in which case, you will also come up with 77.5 .)
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Exam scores were posted by "identification number."
Your identification number is the last four digits of your social security number (ssn), or whatever digits you reported on the exam answer sheet. Note: If you did not report your ssn - or if you reported it but did not fill in the corresponding "bubbles" - you will not be able to identify your exam score...
Your identification number is the last four digits of your social security number (ssn), or whatever digits you reported on the exam answer sheet. Note: If you did not report your ssn - or if you reported it but did not fill in the corresponding "bubbles" - you will not be able to identify your exam score...