Scoring Your Options

Using these four factors to evaluate each chosen option will result in each option receiving a score. This score will rank the options from highest to lowest. This will produce an order for further exploring these options. 

The following example will illustrate this process. Example Evaluate the following two options to determine the most attractive Waste Reduction option. 

1) Employing a first-in first-out material usage policy. 

2) Installing an Ion-Exchange unit in-process to recycle rinsewater. 

After totaling the scores you can see that implementing a first-in first-out material policy should be evaluated before an ion-exchange unit. The next step is to evaluate its economic feasibility and associated payback period. This can be done in the following section. 

---

Students who demonstrate financial need may receive a refund to help offset the cost of testing. There are also several optional fees that are necessary if you want your scores rushed to you, or if you wish, to receive multiple grade reports. 

In most cities, you need a score of at least 70-80% (that is, 70-80 questions answered correctly) to pass the exam. However, since you may need a much higher score than that to be called for the next step in the process, and since your rank on the eligibility list may be partly based on your score on the written exam, you should try for the highest score you can possibly reach. You have probably seen improvement between your first practice exam score and this one. If you didn t improve as much as you would like, here are some options ... 

These values are determined as the checklist is completed. After completing of the table in Appendix A, transfer the values to these tables for completing the options assessment. The next step in the evaluation process is determining the type of option. For the options scored as "none" or those that have no chance for implementation into your shop, no further evaluation is needed. The next step in the evaluation process is to determine the "type" of option. 

At this time you have 7 days to study and to visit your girlfriend, (a) How many days will you study to maximize your test score and what will your grade be (b) Regarding your loving girlfriend, what is the best option ... 

---