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Examinations Exam Grades The passing grade for all exams is 70 percent. For all courses except LOMA 281 and LOMA 291, LOMA provides students with numerical scores for grades of 70 and above. Scores below 70 are listed only as F+ (within 10 points of passing) or F. If you do not take an exam by the end of the exam period for which you are enrolled, your score will be DN (did-not-sit). You can receive your grade via e-mail if you select that delivery option in your student record in LOMANET. You may also view your grades under “Course History” in your LOMANET record. LOMA 281 and LOMA 291 courses include a series of short exams, which are integrated within the course materials and do not require a separate exam enrollment. Successful completion of these courses requires a 70 percent score on all course tests; however, course credit in LOMANET is recorded as a P (pass). Students who enroll in LOMA 281 or LOMA 291 are given access to the course materials for six months. If you do not successfully complete all course exams during that period, your score will be a DN (did-not-sit). You may review your grades for these courses under “Course History” in your LOMANET record. Regrade Policy You may request a regrade of your paper exam by submitting a request in writing within three months of the exam date. A fee of $50 (U.S.) is required to manually regrade your exam. Fees will be refunded if LOMA discovers any errors were made during the initial grading process. Exam Question Challenges If you believe a question on a paper or I*STAR exam was misleading, unfair, or contained errors, you may submit an exam question challenge. Deadlines for submitting challenges for paper examinations are found on the inside front cover. Computerized exam challenges must be submitted within three business days of the exam. Fax your challenge to 770‐984‐3742 or e-mail education@loma.org. Awards You will receive a Level I Certificate for successful completion of LOMA 280 and LOMA 290, LOMA 281 and LOMA 291, or LOMA 286 and LOMA 305. You will receive a diploma for completing any Associate, Professional, or Fellow designation. These awards will arrive approximately 10 weeks after the last course is posted in LOMANET. Designations may be used immediately upon completing program requirements. The “Check Designation Progress” feature in LOMANET allows you to see which programs you have completed as well as track your progress toward a designation. Some designations may be earned “With Honors” or with “Distinction” by having an average of 85% or higher, with no failures, on certain courses. Replacement awards can be ordered for $35 (U.S.) To download a replacement award form, see www.loma.org. LOMA Courses Toward Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees LOMA has partnerships/articulation agreements with prestigious colleges and universities that can help insurance and financial services professionals earn a degree more quickly and easily than ever before. Whether you are interested in an undergraduate degree or an MBA, LOMA’s Global Campus has a program that is right for you. For more information, visit www.loma.org. In addition, many institutions around the world grant credit for LOMA courses. The National Program on Noncollegiate Sponsored Instruction (NPONSI) evaluates LOMA courses and recommends semester credit hours for each course. To see what courses have been evaluated by NPONSI and download a Transcript Request Form, visit www.loma.org. CE Credit Life and health agent continuing education (CE) programs accept LOMA Education courses as continuing education credit in most states and some provinces. CE credit is not submitted automatically; it must be requested upon completion of a LOMA course. To see a list of states and provinces that accept LOMA courses and to download a form to request CE credit, visit www.loma.org. Students may also submit requests for CE credit on LOMANET. A $35 (U.S.) fee per course is required. 60 1-800-ASK-LOMA (Option 1)
Examinations 2010 Paper Exam Schedule Important reminders: •Arabic, Bahasa Indonesia, Chinese, English, and Korean must be administered according to this schedule. •Students must not enroll for two exams given on the same day at the same time. •Ed Reps must not enroll students for an exam scheduled for a day on which their company will be closed, e.g., a national or company holiday. •LOMA exams vary in length from 2–3 hours. For specific information about the length of your exam, see below. •Some paper exams may be offered only in May or only in November. May 2010 Start Time Date 9 a.m. 1 p.m. Monday, May 10 LOMA 280 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 286 75 questions 3 hours Tuesday, May 11 LOMA 290 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 305 75 questions 3 hours Wednesday, May 12 LOMA 301 75 questions 3 hours UND 386 50 questions 2 hours PCS 391 75 questions 3 hours Thursday, May 13 LOMA 311 75 questions 3 hours AIAA 200 50 questions 2 hours Friday, May 14 LOMA 320 60 questions 2 hours LOMA 326 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 330 75 questions 3 hours AIRC 410 50 questions 2 hours LOMA 356 75 questions 3 hours PCS 393 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 351 75 questions 3 hours ACS 100 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 361 60 questions 2 hours LOMA 380 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 371 75 questions 3 hours November 2010 Start Time Date 9 a.m. 1 p.m. Monday, November 1 LOMA 280 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 286 75 questions 3 hours Tuesday, November 2 LOMA 290 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 305 75 questions 3 hours Wednesday, November 3 LOMA 301 75 questions 3 hours UND 386 50 questions 2 hours LOMA 330 75 questions 3 hours PCS 392 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 356 75 questions 3 hours AIRC 420 50 questions 2 hours LOMA 307 60 questions 2 hours LOMA 351 75 questions 3 hours ACS 100 75 questions 3 hours Thursday, November 4 LOMA 311 75 questions 3 hours LOMA 361 60 questions 2 hours LOMA 380 75 questions 3 hours Friday, November 5 LOMA 320 60 questions 2 hours LOMA 326 75 questions 3 hours ARA 440 50 questions 2 hours LOMA 371 75 questions 3 hours www.loma.org 61
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