The Rhode Island State Police Scores have arrived!
Posted by: tigerwoody
scored a 90..will i see you at the PAT exam dec 19th shawn?
Posted by: Brian831
I heard the cut off for the PT test was an exam score of 88%. I don't know how many people that will be???? I know they are running the PT test on at least 3 separate dates. I only know of 3 confirmed dates because myself and 2 friends all have 3 different dates for the test.
Posted by: ntvs
93 and I'll be there on the 23rd
Posted by: beau
Where did you hear that the cut off score was an 88? I'll be there on the 16th.
Posted by: Brian831
I didn't mean to start the rumor mill on that comment. I heard of someone getting an 86% and their letter stated that 88% was needed to move on in the process. It was one of those friend of a friend deals so take it with a grain of salt...because I did. I Just wanted to throw it out there to see if anyone could corroborate it.
Posted by: jroberge
I scored an 89 on the RISP test which is pretty sucky, and they want me to go to the PT test on the 23rd. I am also in the military/veteran, does this have any bearing on anything? does anyone know? IM me, thanks.
Posted by: mikejg114
i got a 94, PT test on the 18th
Posted by: Southside
Hey tiger,
Nice Job, I socred a 93 and have my P.A.T. on the 23rd.
Posted by: hupd451
Brian, Good Luck
Posted by: vapd2927
I got an 86% and the letter said you need a 88% to move on to the PT. So I guess its not a rumor.
Posted by: beau
Well that settles it then.
Posted by: RPD931
Beau, You up for the RISP?? Good luck bro!!!
Posted by: beau
Ya KN hopefully it will not be another one to add to the shitter. Hey give me an email.
Posted by: evidence
Has anyone heard of anyone getting a 95 or higher?? The closest I have heard of besides you guys is a buddy of mine who recieved an 88. Everyone else I know of got that letter in the mail that said that they needed an 88 or higher and they recieved scores in the mid 80s...anyone else have the PAT with me on the 22nd?
Posted by: phuzz01
evidence, my PAT is on the 22nd
Posted by: evidence
hey phuzz, i guess we'll be freezing to death together, unless its indoors....actually im sure it will be considering they want us to wear shorts....(polish your sneakers with parade gloss...jk)
Posted by: mikejg114
Anyone have any ideas on any numbers for the RISP test
How many took the test How many they are putting on
Also does anyone know if you pass the physical do you automatically go to the interview
Posted by: evidence
putting on, no idea, took the test, no idea.....as far as the interview goes, the way that the troopers were talking to my group, passing the PAT pretty much guarantees an interview
Posted by: phuzz01
About 3000 people took the written exam...one of the troopers at the exam said they were hiring 30.
Posted by: titanx34
I received a 91 and scheduled for the PAT on the 23rd. It is indoors (the run), or so the letter states.
Posted by: kemore11
i scored a 92 on the exam and i will also be there on the 22nd, everyone better make sure their shoes are shined.....
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