told programs during interviews that I had a planned test date, took it and found out I failed very recently. Just want to let you know that I am (almost) in the EXACT same situation as you. Also, if you've gone thru this situation, you can also dm me. Any advice? What if they rank me (despite not having my scores) and then by mid-March they find out I failed, would they revoke my matched position? What's better to let them know now that I took it (mentioned that I would take it during interviews) and I failed and that I'm prepping to retake it or just let it be and see what happens by Match day, while I prepare to retake it?Īny resources/websites to find out which psychiatry programs are more flexible with this ie., they don't use Step 2 scores for ranking (not all programs include this on their websites), or they give you more time (eg by July 1st) to have passing scores would be greatly appreciated it. Now, with this failure, I don't know what to do. What to Expect Video : provides an in-depth look at Prometric’s enhanced safety protocols and what you can expect when you come to a Prometric test center during COVID-19, from check-in all the way through exam completion.I just found out that I failed Step 2, and now I'm freaking out because I was hoping to email the programs I interviewed at to let them know that I passed (I know some programs don't rank you without your Step 2 score).Travel Notice Advisory : provides Prometric’s policy for test takers traveling to take their USMLE exam.Test Center Policies : provides a detailed look at our standard and social distancing policies and test center procedure modifications that you are expected to follow while at the test center.Site Updates List : captures any changes in program availability or occupancy restrictions at each test center, as well as reflects temporary closures due to inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances.COVID-19 Updates : provides the most current information on Prometric's operation status and safety measures.COVID-19 Test-Taker FAQ : provides answers to frequently asked questions you might have about impacts to your exam.
Our goal is to ensure you have current, accurate information to support your assessment needs.įor more information about taking your United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE), make sure to check out the following resources regarding site status, modified test center procedures, safety measures, FAQs, and candidate support (in alphabetical order). Please note that last minute cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances can occur, in which case you will receive a pre-communications letting you know your appointment has been cancelled, with a follow up email letting you know when it has been updated in the system so you can schedule via self-serve. When such a decision occurs in the future, Prometric will process the cancellation and send you a notification that your appointment has been cancelled, so you can schedule a new appointment. We will continue to review our social distancing requirements and make determinations on whether we can preserve future appointments or if they need to be cancelled due to our inability to test at specific locations, based on local and state guidelines. We will continue to review local & state guidelines to ensure centers are open and operational where permitted to do so. Prometric is hopeful that the COVID-19 situation in many markets continues to improve, providing more opportunities to support USMLE test takers.
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