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Rob_LS
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Post by Rob_LS »

Only 76 were licensed so far. Passing percentage was likely in the 20-30% range. No way to know if someone is held up on a take home exam. I've completed the Excel file, but still have some info to add to the file - will post later today.
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Post by Gfletts »

Congratulations to Terri Kahlen LS 8746 in Orange County and Jamie Bertchume LS 8796 in Los Angeles County, new 2010 graduates.
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206 out of 400
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It is my understanding that 18 people who passed attended the San Diego CLSA review classes. Final numbers will confirm that.

I am delighted that John Coffey and Terri Kahlen passed. They will both make extraordinary contributions to the profession!
Michael Pallamary, PLS
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And oh yes to all you new licensees. As Aaron mentioned, please join CLSA. It will be one of the best choices you will make as a Professional Land Surveyor.
Michael Pallamary, PLS
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Post by PLS8746 »

I still have not received my letter in the mail and presume the mail man lost it.
I found out in an e-mail from Greg Sebourn when he sent it to congratulate me.

Congratulations to all that passed and to the not so lucky ones, don't give up.

I would like to send a huge thank you to Diane Wells for coordinating the best and most comprehensive LS review course by the LA Chapter of CLSA.
She knows the cream of the crop instructors and they delivered. I highly recommend this review course to all in need.

Thank you to my family, friends, colleagues, mentors and teachers for your encouragement, insight and confidence in my ability to excel - especially helping me stay focused.

Teri Kahlen, PLS 8746
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Post by PLS8746 »

Stats are out:

2010 State-Specific PLS
Tested 367
Passed 85
Pass % 23.16%
Failed 282
Fail % 76.84%
Cutscore 206
Possible 400
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Well as far as LS 8762

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being a number that no one could forget, you do have a point. But, I think that HP McNally gots a great one also. Looking north or south, it reads the same, kinda.
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best wishes

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Good luck and best wishes for your future professional success to all the new licensees. i hope someone will post a complete list.
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If you took an LS review class and passed -

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where did it go? - drop me an e-mail and tell me what Chapter review class you attended... Rob_LS@comcast.net

and you're not already accounted for on the attached list or I have you assigned incorrectly - drop me an e-mail and tell me what Chapter review class you attended... Rob_LS@comcast.net

As everyone can see - the San Diego Chapter had the most passing candidates, 14 - Awesome job San Diego! Some of their candidates were driving a LONG way (115 miles each way Huy!) to get to class... 18 new PLS in SD County. The CLSA Education Committee will be relying on you to share your formula to help develop a consistant class around the state.

Thanks!


Rob
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Post by Rob_LS »

OK - Where is the file? - I swear I attached it...
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