PE Exam

[electrical]

Has anyone completed the online ppi2pass course for a PE exam?

 

[BoomerD]

I'm sure SOMEONE has done this...otherwise, why would they even have it?

Myself, I would rather take the physical education exam from the comfort of my office chair...than actually being out there sweating and working hard.

 

[Cappuccino]

PE exams even exist? So you get a certificate if you pass?

 

[FleshLight]

PE exams even exist? So you get a certificate if you pass?

Yes, in fact you also get to get a stamp as well.

 

[Cappuccino]

Yes, in fact you also get to get a stamp as well.

lol..

 

[FleshLight]

lol..

It's not an easy exam, passing rate is about 50% on average.

 

[BoomerD]

Yes, in fact you also get to get a stamp as well.

No, no, no...this thread is about physical education exams...not about stamp collecting.

 

[Cappuccino]

It's not an easy exam, passing rate is about 50% on average.

50% Pass rate!? I'm assuming it's not free to enter? :hmm:

 

[FleshLight]

50% Pass rate!? I'm assuming it's not free to enter? :hmm:

Nope. It's about $400 to have the Council evaluate your application and pay for the national exam. If you live in California, you have to fork over an additional $400 or so for their state specific exams.

 

[Cappuccino]

Nope. It's about $400 to have the Council evaluate your application and pay for the national exam. If you live in California, you have to fork over an additional $400 or so for their state specific exams.

I guess this is a good alternative for people who wants to study Sport (PE) without going to University.

 

[MrDudeMan]

50% Pass rate!? I'm assuming it's not free to enter? :hmm:

Earning a P.E. license is serious business and has serious implications. You don't want just anyone getting a P.E. license because it means they are able to design things that can kill you if done improperly.

 

[Cappuccino]

Earning a P.E. license is serious business and has serious implications. You don't want just anyone getting a P.E. license because it means they are able to design things that can kill you if done improperly.

and working with children.

 

[Printer Bandit]

The FE (food education) exam is easier.

 

[edro]

"electrical" username taken by a spammer!!!!!!

 

[PieIsAwesome]

You better have stamina, its 8 hours long.

 

[gorcorps]

Cappuccino is making me laugh so hard

The FE was a long test too

 

[brianmanahan]

bah, passing PE means you just know how to take a test

its like the SATs

 

[edro]

bah, passing PE means you just know how to take a test

its like the SATs

Right, and similar to the SATs, it is required for employment in many industries.

 

[Printer Bandit]

PE exam is open book.

No writing tools or scratch paper may be brought in. <-- that's dumb.

 

[Cappuccino]

Right, and similar to the SATs, it is required for employment in many industries.

SATs lol.

 

[Leros]

My PE class in high school had a final. It was a dead simple multiple choice test about health stuff. We never had a single lecture, but it was so easy you would have to be a moron to fail. I think the state required that every class have at least one written assignment or test.

It was questions like:

Which of the following foods is high in protein?
a) apple
b) lettuce
c) beef

 

[Cheesemoo]

Best Thread in awhile.

 

[alkemyst]

I passed a PE Exam. I had to run a mile, make one 3 point shot in basketball, make one tackle and receive a football, one goal in soccer, make at least a single in baseball and catch a fly ball, give two kids a concussion in dodgeball and finally prove I slept with at least one cheerleader.

 

[Childs]

Ah the Presidents Challenge Fitness test. I remember getting a patch for my jacket for being in the 80 something percentile. I can't believe they charge for that now. Used to be free!

 

[Printer Bandit]

Ah the Presidents Challenge Fitness test. I remember getting a patch for my jacket for being in the 80 something percentile. I can't believe they charge for that now. Used to be free!

i remember getting a certificate signed by George Bush, Sr.