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College-Level Academic Skills Test (CLAST)
Assessment Home | CLAST HomeCancellation of Scores
Scores on the CLAST will be canceled for an examinee or group of examinees if the Department of Education determines that an individual or group irregularity in the administration of the test has invalidated the scores of the student(s) involved.
Occasionally, irregularities in examinees' test scores, in examinees' test materials, or in certain test administration procedures may lead the Department to investigate individual cases to resolve questions about the reported irregularities. When the Department has reason to question the authenticity of examinees' test materials and/or to suspect that examinees have violated other test security provisions, the cases in question are presented to a special review committee convened by the Department. If, after review of test administration materials and other evidence, the committee by consensus determines that an examinee's scores for a particular administration should be invalidated, all the scores reported under the examinee's name and Social Security number for the period in question will be deleted from the record, and the examinee, along with the ITA and the registrar of the examinee's home institution, will be notified in writing forthwith. Notification is sent to the examinee via certified U.S. mail. For additional information on score invalidation procedures, contact the Office of Assessment and School Performance of the Department of Education. Scores are automatically invalidated if an examinee retakes a test sooner than the 31st day after the previous administration.