Enroute Class pass rate

[Jon R]

9/12 passed yesterday.

 

[Ianto Muir]

Mostly Oakland, SLC, Kansas City, Cleveland, Chicago and Minneapolis.

Oakland was on there twice for mandatory and I forget the rest sorry lol. Passed today, getting placed tomorrow. Great feeling

SLC is my top choice.

 

[32andBelow]

The class that just graduated 9/12 had 3 mandatory Oakland’s.

 

[Mm07]

Mostly Oakland, SLC, Kansas City, Cleveland, Chicago and Minneapolis.

Oakland was on there twice for mandatory and I forget the rest sorry lol. Passed today, getting placed tomorrow. Great feeling

I really hope Cleveland is on there in 5 months

 

[Southern]

Any updates on recent pass rates? I love looking at the numbers whether good or bad.

 

[rbell123]

I've been following it for the past several months since I am in the academy now. I'd say roughly 10 pass per class. Whether there are 12 or 18 in the class. Seems to be roughly 10 or so pass.

 

[32andBelow]

I think the last 3 or so 18 classes passed like 12-14, not 10. The last 12 class passed 9.

 

[BPhresh]

16 out of 18 passed today

 

[twn]

16 out of 18 passed today

Wow, huge number. Who was their instructor

 

[BPhresh]

I’ll try to find out tomorrow

 

[rbell123]

Did a graduate really get Denver?
Its crazy im seeing it on the list like every 50 slots.

 

[BPhresh]

idk what they chose but if Denver was on there someone definitely took it.

 

[Move78]

idk what they chose but if Denver was on there someone definitely took it.

Looks like they left ZDV on there even though those slots were filled in NCEPT.

 

[BPhresh]

Wow, huge number. Who was their instructor

My source says their instructor was Tom Lynch.

 

[BPhresh]

11/18 passed today

 

[dms22590]

11/18 passed today

The numbers have been looking really good lately!

 

[Trenchbeast]

The numbers have been looking really good lately!

We're happy with 61%?

 

[dms22590]

We're happy with 61%?

Well in the first post there are several 8/18s (44%), a 5/18 (28%), and a 6/18 (33%). So yes, 61% gives me a lot more optimism than those numbers. Not to mention the previous class posted about on here passed 16/18.

 

[sizziano]

We're happy with 61%?

That's above average lol

 

[Trenchbeast]

That's above average lol

It just appears there is something systemicly wrong with a pass rate that low. Given the amount of time, energy and money that goes into the whole hiring process, dropping half of your potential staffing seems absolutely insane. I'm about to go to the academy and I'm terrified by those statistics.

I mean I get that it's more expensive to have people fail in facility, but the whole thing just seems very unhealthy.