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The ECCE and ECPE are secure tests. ELI-UM reserves the right to decline to score the ECCE or ECPE or invalidate ECCE or ECPE scores under the following circumstances. No exam fees will be refunded and the examinee will not be allowed to take the exam again.
- An examinee misrepresents her/himself, i.e., examinee appearance or signature does not match picture or signature on ID.
- There is sufficient evidence that the handwriting on the ECCE or ECPE composition does not match the examinee's signature.
- The examiner discovers evidence of examinee misconduct during the ECCE or ECPE administration, including, but not limited to, copying answers from another examinee, talking with another examinee during the test administration, transferring ECCE or ECPE test information to any external media, referring to previously prepared notes or aids (test preparation books, study guides, dictionaries, etc. are not allowed), creating a disturbance, or neglecting to follow the examiner's instructions.
- There is an unusual discrepancy in the examinee's performance and/or pattern of answers across test sections.
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