What is the CHES exam like?
The CHES examination is a paper-and-pencil test administered by the Professional Examination Service (PES) at 120 test sites nationwide. Candidates have three hours to answer 150 multiple-choice questions based upon the Seven Areas of Responsibility of Health Educators. • How is the passing score for the CHES exam determined? The passing score varies by the version of the exam. The passing point is determined by using a variety of statistical techniques (A modification of the Angoff method and equating), which takes difficulty in account. More detailed information on exam scoring and a breakdown of percentages can be found here. • What are the fees for taking the CHES exam? Fees for the exam are based on when you file your application. There are four filing deadlines. The filing deadlines and fees for both CHES exams can be found here. • Is there a student rate? Yes. For full-time (enrolled in a min. of 9 credits) students, the fee is $210 if application is filed by the third registrat
