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SCIENTOLOGY POLICY DIRECTIVE

6 AUGUST 1990RAREVISED 30 DECEMBER 2002

ISSUE I

ALL MISSIONSALLORGS(EXCEPT FSO, CTOs & ITO)

DsOFTCOURSE SUPERVISORSCOURSE ADMINSSSOsSTOsSTUDENTS

THE STANDARD STUDENT POINTS SYSTEM

TO BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD BY ALL STUDENTS

In HCOB 21 Sept. 1970R, Revised 19 Mar. 1991, Study Series lR, STUDY DEFINITIONS, LRHdefines the Point System as follows:

"POINTS: The arbitrary assignment of a credit value to a part ofstudy materials. 'One pageequals 1 point.' 'That drill is worth 25 points.'

"POINT SYSTEM: The system of assigning and counting up points for studies and driIIs thatgive the progress of a student and measure his speed ofstudy. They are kept track of by the studentand Course Administrator and added up eacb week as tbe student's statistic. The statistic of thecourse is the combined study points of the class."

The Standard Student Points system has been revised to incorporate the use of Standard Tech drills,the Auditor Certainty Courses and the Study Tech Certainty Course and to include drills issued since.

This issue also clarifies exactly when a student counts the penalty for being overdue on course andsupplies a standardized daily report form that shows how to calculate Student Points for the day,including penalty points.

Byaccurately ..computing. the points, Academy students honestly reflect their progress made oncourse and Supervisors will rapidly detect those in need ofhelp. It will also rapidly alert executives incase of out-tech so rapid corrective remedies are applied to keep Scientology working.

The Standard Student Points system is presented here for use on courses delivered in Divisions 4and 5. (The exception. is the Hubbard Key to Life Course for which the student points system has beenseparately issued. Ref: Scientology Policy Directive of 6 May 90R, KEY TO LIFE STUDENT POINTSSYSTEM)

Student Points are not counted for courses delivered in the Public Divisions in Class V orgs andCelebrity Centres. Such courses do not require the student or Supervisor to keep track df Student Points,and the statistic of Student Points is not a Public Divisions" statistic.

However, in Sea Org orgs, Div 6 courses such as the STCC are delivered in Div 4 course roomsand points may be counted. Additionally, staff members may count points when doingDiv 6 courses ifthey are on their TIPs.

Student Points may only be counted if the student is doing a standard checksheet, which includesan authorized co-auditing checksheet or authorized co-auditing actions under standard supervision. Thisincludes doing a retread, retrain or pink sheet in the course room on a checksheet. It does not include acram.

The Student Points are counted as follows:

THEORY

THEORY STUDY

HCOBs, HCO PLs, FOs, LRH EDs, CBOs, PABs and other LRH issues,books orLRH C/Sed sessions. Also includes non-LRH manuals,pamphlets or books on an authorized checksheet

Bonus for completion of each 50 pages studied in one day

LRH Lecture films or Tech films

Unpublished work: @ 2002 CSI. All Rights Reserved.

10 points per page

50 points per each50 pages read

5 points per minute

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LRH Lectures or Tapes

(Note: Tape points are taken by the actual length of the tape in minutes;they are not calculated by the amount of time that it takes a student tolisten to the tape.)

Scales or Charts

CHECKOUTS

Receiving and passing a standard star-rate checkout on (additional pointsto the above theory section points):

written material

tapes

(Note: Star-rate checkouts on tapes would be done from authorizedtranscripts, whenever these are available.)

Giving another a star-rate checkout on:

written material (when passed)

tapes (when passed)

Additional points for finding misunderstoods (the points are for thestudent giving the checkout)

Givinganother a checkout on:

a clay demo

a (demo kit) demo

a diagram or sketch

WORD CLEARING AND DEBUG ACTIONS

For each definition, derivation, idiom, usage or synonym of a word fullycleared per HCOB 23 Mar. 78RB, CLEARING WORDS

False Data Stripping

For giving and receiving Word Clearing Methods 2, 4,5 (as it is used oncourse), 6, 7,8 or 9, and False Data Stripping in addition to the above points

Giving an M3 to another student to full EP per HCOB 7 Oct. 1981R,METHOD 3 WORD CLEARING

Note: On the following actions, points are given to both the studentbeing coached or receiving the action and to the student who coachesor delivers the action.

Crashing Mis-U Finding

Theory Coaching

Debug Checklist

5 points per minute

5 points per column

3 points per page

1 point per minuteof tape

3 points per page

1 point per minuteof tape

5 points per wordfound and cleared

3 points

3 points

3 points

3 points

50 points for eachfalse datum foundand blown

150 points per hour

50 points

100 points for eachCrashing Mis-Ufound and cleared

5 points per line,plus points forclearing words ascovered above

25 points for eachline completed(where the handlingdirected is done).No points are takenfor lines found notapplicable.

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DEMONSTRATION

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Demo:

Done as a checksheet requirement

Demo originated by the student

Clay Demo:

Done as a checksheet requirement

Clay Demo originated by the student

Note: Points are only credited if done precisely per HCOB 11 Oct. 67,CLAY TABLE TRAINING and HCOB 10 Dec. 70RAI,CLAYTABLEWORK IN TRAINING.

If a checksheet item requires more than one clay demo, then points aretaken for each individual clay demo that is made. However, within theindividual clay demo itself, the number of clay figures or scenes or partsused to make that clay demo do not determine the number of pointscounted, which is always: 50 points for each complete clay demo of aspecific term, an idea, action, clause of a code, principle, etc.

Example: A student has a checksheet item which requires the term"two-way commIt to be demonstrated in clay. The student does this inone large clay demo with several parts. When passed, this demo wouldcount as one clay demo worth 50 points regardless of how many figuresor parts made from clay are used to demonstrate the term.

Example: A student has a checksheet item which requires the Auditor'sCode to be demonstrated in clay. The student demonstrates and is passedon ten separate clauses of the Auditor's Code in one study period. Eachseparate clause demonstrated counts as one clay demo worth 50 points,giving a total of 500 points earned. (10 x 50 =500)

Clay Demo on full hats andOEC Volumes requiring a very large clay (suchas the end of a section in an DEC Volume, fmal clay on full hats or OEC,clay demo "an ideal org" or "a standard course room and all its parts", etc.)

ESSAYS. CHARTS AND DIAGRAMS

Essays

Charts, Diagrams and Sketches per checksheet requirements

Charts, Diagrams and Sketches originated by students

For very large Essays, Charts and Diagrams that require many steps andactions on the part of the student (can take over 1/2 hour)

PRACTICAL

TRs

For Pro TRs Course only:

Points per hour until passed

OT TR 0 & TR 0 passes

TROBBpass

TRs 1,2,2 1/2,3 and 4 passes given by the Sup

Final TR 4 video pass per the Pro TR checksheet

Any other courses where there are TRs such as PrS/SP, TRs & ObjectivesCo-audit, HQS, etc.:

(only counted by students on an authorized course as listed per thechecksheet)

Points per hour until passed

Each TR pass (OT TR 0 to TR 4)

Fifty-foot TRs drill

5 points

3 points

50 points

30 points

300 points

10 points each

10 points each

3 points each

100 points each

100 points per hour

800 points each

500 points

450 points each

800 points

100 points per hour

250 points

100 points per hour

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Upper Indoc TRs

TRs 6, 7, 8 and 9

Note: IfTRsare being cycled through, the points are taken onlywhen the TRs are finally passed, not each time the TR is cycledthrough.

Success Through Communication Course Drills: (May only be counted bystaff doing STCC in Division 5, Qualifications Division. In Sea Org orgs,if no Division 6 course rooms exist on the org board and if public do theSTCC in Division 4, the points may be counted by Division 4.)

Drill Zero-A, Drill Zero-B(Only counted by students on an authorized checksheet and course)

Drill Zero-A & Zero-B to final pass

All other STCC drills to a pass

Administrative Training Drills:

Each Admin TR done to a pass

E-METER DRILLS

Each to a pass

EM Drills 1,2,3, 3A, 4,5-1,6-14

EM Drills 15, 16, 17, 18,20,23,24

Getting a pass from the Sup for recognizing and calling numerous FINs(at least 10 FINs correctly called), per authorized checksheet

EM Drills 5RB, 19, 19-1,21,26,27

EM Drill 22

EM Drill 25 Step 1EM Drill 25 Step 2EM Drill 25 Step 3

E-Meter TR 21

Auditor coordination drill:

TRI-AC, TR2-AC

Cramming Drills:

Each to a pass

CROOOO-2, CROOOO-4, CROOOO-5

CROOOO-l, CROOOO-3

Assessment Drills:

TR 4/8-Q1 Tone 40 Assessment Prepared List Session Drill, to a passby coach or by the Sup

TR 4/8-Ql Tone 40 Assessment Prepared List Session Drill finalvideo pass

Solo E-Meter Drills:

Points are the same as given above for the E-Meter drills, Crammingdrills and Assessment drills (e.g., EM-5RB FOR SOLO counts thesame as EM DriIl5RB: 400 points, etc.)

Remote Tone Arm Drill 1-5

E-Meter Perception Drill(only on SHSBC and Flag-only Pro Metering Course)

GOLDEN AGE OF TECH DRILLS

Drills Simulator Manual Drills

450 points each

100 points per hour

250 points each

150 points each(no points per hour)

200 points foreach one passed

100 points each

200 points each

500 points

400 points each

500 points

100 points200 points500 points

100 points

100 points

200 points each

400 points each

300 points perdrill passed

500 points

800 points

100 points each

100 points

50 points for eachone passed

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E-Meter Reads Simulator Drills

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50 points per drillpassed

Theory Drills:

For Theory drills of more than 40 questions (such as Understandingthe E-Meter, E-Meter Essentials)

Note: For the purpose of counting the points, the PTS Tech Training Drill 9(PTS-TD-9) Handling Questions Using What is Scientology? takes thesame points as the Theory drill above.

For Theory drills of less than 40 questions (such as SocialPersonality Traits in the PTSISP Course)

Recognition Drill such as How to Figure the Scale Drill (ETH-R-3)

Patter Drills:(includes all Patter Drills: Study Tech, Auditor, Supervisor, WordClearer, Tech Film, etc.)

Checking someone on a patter drill

Standard Tech Procedure Drills:(includes all Standard Tech Procedure Drills: Study Tech,Auditor, Supervisor, Word Clearer, Cram Off, Admin, etc.)

Standard Tech Sequence Drills:(includes all Standard Tech Sequence Drills: Study Tech, Auditor,Supervisor, Word Clearer, Cram Off, Admin,etc.)

Session Drills

FinalSession Drills

Training Drills

Advanced Session Drills:Points per hour until passed, in addition to the points given above (onlycounted by students on an authorized course as listed per the checksheet)

Similarly, script drill for PL..S-4, Prepared List, UBRB,RH-S-1/RH-S-2Rehab Tech and DL-S-l, dating and locating

Advanced Final Session Drills

NED Drills:

TR 100:

TR 100A (using Drills Simulator):

TR 101:

TR 102:

TR 103 (using Drills Simulator):

TR 104 (using Drills Simulator):

Course Room Drills:

Final Course Room Drills

(Note: In coaching drills, the coach takes the same points as the student)

6 points per questionwhen full drill is passed

3 points per questionwhen full drill is passed

100 points

10 points per line

1 point per line

3 points per questiontaken when the wholedrill is passed.(Points are taken forthe total number ofquestions in a singleversion of the drill only.)

3 points per question,taken when the wholedrill is passed




100 points per hour

100 points per hour


200 points whenpassed


10 points per line






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OTHER DRILLS

Student Hat and Study Certainty Course 2-hour confront on an HCOB:

Student Hat and Study Certainty Course Confronting Drills

Learning Drills per PAB 110

Duplication drill

Verbatim Learning

Anti-Q&A Drill

Mood Drills per HCOB 31 Jan. 79, MOOD DRILLS and TR 4, TheProfessional TR Course film

Large sketches, charts and essays labeled Hdrill" of unusual length

Film Drills not otherwise covered above(Le., Handling False TA Film Drill)

In all drills, including E-Meter drills, where other students participate butare not the student or coach

(Note: Where a drill consists of several distinct parts or sections, eachsection counts as one drill. The drill will be listed in distinct, numberedor lettered parts or there will be a sign-off line for each part. Each oneof these counts as a drill. This does not apply to E-Meterdrills such.asE-Meter Drill5RB which may not be counted as broken down butcounts as one drill.)

(Note: In coaching drills, the coach takes the same points as the student.)

PRACTICAL ASSIGNMENTS

For the following actions:

Obnosis and matching tone levels

Doing a complete investigation or inspection

Doing a full evaluation

Making an organizing board

Doing a survey

Handling a stalled project

Writing an Admin Scale or program

All items in the "Final Course Exercises" section of hat checksheets(whether or not practicals at the end are labeled udrill", "practical","sketch", "essay" or whether they are coached or not)

Major final drills or practicals in any checksheet or Tech Film addendawhether coached or not such as the Typing Course Final Course Exercises,Tone Scale Addendum practicals for EM 2 and 2A, etc.

Application of ethics or Establishment Officer technology to a staffmember or another student to successful completion (order versuSdisorder inspection, 3 May PL, repairing past ethics conditions,PTS Type A handling, etc.)

For all other admin practical assignments such as on the DECchecksheet, which are not covered by the above

In all practicals where other students participate but are not the studentor coach



100 points eachwhen passed


10 points per line

100 points

20 points per tonelevel passed

50 points

200 points foreach one passed

100 points per hour

150 points per hourwhile the student isdoing the practicalassignment, plus 500points for successfullycompleting eachassignment

100 points forsuccessfully completingeach assignment

100 points per hour

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(Note: Where a practical consists of several distinct parts or sections,each section counts as one practical. Often the practical will be listedin parts or there will be a sign-off line for each part. Each one of thesecounts as a practical.)

(Note: In coaching practicaIs, the coach takes the same points as the student.)

AUDITING ACTIONS

(Per checksheet requirements or as part of a co-audit.)

Auditing:

VWD session

WD session

WD by exams

Flunk or no mention

Giving a metered interview(such as PTS interview)

Folder Admin:

For programing a folder, FESing a folder, doing a Folder summary,CISing, etc.

Session fully written up

Bonus for completing a Grade, rundown or program on a pc

Receiving auditing

(Note: Often students enrolled on a course will also be engaged in aco-audit on the actions taught on that course. Once graduated, theycan continue to co-audit, whether they route onto their next courseor not. The students may take points for the co-auditing whether theyare still on the course or not.)

PENALTIES

For any student (staff or public) who is overdue on his course perchecksheet time

This penalty is deducted by the student when he calculates his studentpoints at the end of the day, and this total is what is counted by theSupervisor.

A student is overdue ifhe has gone past the targeted completion date ofthe course. The completion date is set by the Supervisor and is based onthe length of the course as stated on the student's checksheet.

A Day org schedule is 5 days a week, 8 hours a day minimum.

A standard Foundation schedule is 5 nights per week, 3 hours pernight or Saturday and Sunday, 8 hours per day.

"Full time" stated on a checksheet means 40 hours of study a week,equivalent to a standard Day org schedule.

350 points per hour

200 points per hour

100 points per hour

opoints

200 points per hour

150 points per hourspent on each program,CIS, FES, Full FlowTable, ObjectivesTable, etc., that iscorrect and is acceptedby the CIS

25 points

500 points(in addition to thepoints listed.abdve)

150 points per hourfor any auditingreceived that isrequired on achecksheet or whileengaged in co-audit

-200 points (it is -200points taken everyday the student is oncourse and past hiscompletion date untilhe graduates)

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Therefore, if a student in a Day org routes onto a 5-day course anddoes not complete within 5 days (excluding weekends), he is overdue,no matter how many hours he actually attended the course.

For a student on a Foundation evening or weekend schedule, thechecksheet target is set according to the equivalent number of hours:a student studying evenings is required to complete a 5-day full-time'course in 2 1/2 weeks.

A student may not be targeted to complete a course against a nonstandard schedule.

Students are to arrange their lives and adhere to the standard schedulefor the duration of their course and the Supervisor and D of T are tosee this is done.

Study time for staff is covered in HCO PL 2 Aug. 1971 I, STUDYTIME and is notapplicable to public who are to follow the abovestandard schedule.

For any student who is absent without prior authorization in any givenweek more than two study days for full time, Day or evening Foundationschedules or one day for the weekend Foundation schedule, includingthose routed to Ethics or Qual who are not actually being handled andwho are not on course studying, per HCO PL 7 Mar. 72 IT, COURSESUPERVISORS

Note: This penalty is deducted from the statistic of the Supervisor andthe department.

BONUS POINTS FOR COURSE COMPLETION

Bonus for completing a minor or specialist course

Bonus for completing a major course

Bonus for completing the Solo Course

(HCOB 14 June 1977RB, PAID COMPLETIONS SIMPLIFIED, defineswhat a minor, specialist and major course are.)

This bonus is DOUBLED if the student completes inchecksheet time ascovered in the above section on scheduling.

STUDENT DAILY REPORTS

-3000 points

1000 points

2000 points

3000 points

Each student keeps a record of his points as he goes along throughout the study period on the"Standard StudentPoints Daily Report Form". A copy of the form is attached to this issue and is to bemimeoed in bulk for use by the students. Students are to have a copy of this report form to hand whileon study. It makes it very simple then to keep track of and calculate the Student Points accurately.

After course, the student posts his points for the day on the stat board as per HCO PL 18 July 71I, STATS AND PROGRESS BOARD.

A Supervisor should keep in mind that his product is a graduate from his course who knows andcan successfully apply the subject he was taught. Student Points measure only quantity. The record ofthe individual student measures quality. The exchange value of the student after a course (not his fee)measures viability. (Ref: HCO PL 16 Mar. 72 V, WHAT IS A COURSE HIGH CRIME)

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Student Daily Report Form Student Daily Report Form

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ORG: _

DATE: _

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DATE: _

NDle: fDr cDmpiele inslNctions. refer 10 ScillnlolDgy PDlicy Directive 6 Aug 1990RA. THE STANDARD STUDENT POINTS SYSTEM Noto: for complete inslNctions. refer 10 Sclenlology Policy Direclive 6 AU1l1990RA. THE STANDARD SlUDENT POINTS SYSTEM

THEORY

THEORY STUDY

HCOBs, HCO PLs, FOs. LRH EDs, CBOs, PABs and olhA' LRH issuesbooks 0' LRH C/Sed sessions. Also includes non-LRH manuals.

IpamPhiets or books on an authorized chftcksheelBonus for compleling 50 pageslRH leelure films or Tach FilmsLRH leelure or TapeScale or charts

CHECKOUTS

Receiving or giving standard checkouts on:Wrillen matori.,Is when oassedTapes when passedMUs found and cleared on anolherGivinll a Clay CheckoutGiving a Demo CheckoutGiving a checkoul on a sketch or diagram

WORD CLEARING AND DEBUG ACTIONS

For each defin~lon, derivation. etc.. of a word fully clearedIper HCOB 23 March l8RB. CLEARING WORDSFalse daln SlJippinQGivinQ or receivinQ W/Cing Mtllhod2. 4, 5.6,7.8 and g and/orFalse data stripping - in addition to the aboveGivino an M3 10 anolher 10 full EPCrashing MU findlllgTheory coachinaDebug Checklisl

DEMONSTRATIONS

Demo 08' checksheet requirementDemo originated bv studenlClay demo per checksheet requirementClay demn originOIled by studentBio clay domo on Full Hat and OEC


EssaysCharts, diagrams and sketchAs per checksheel reauirementCharts. lIiaQrams and sketche-s onQinated by sludenlFor very large essays. charts and diagrams requlnrlQ rn"ny steps

PRACTICALTRs

Pro TRs Course only:POlnls per hour unlll passOT TR 0 and TR 0TROBBTRs 1,2,2112.3 and 4 passesglven by the SupFinal TR 4 video passOther TRs courses:Points-per hour unlil passEach fR 10 il pass (OT TR 0 to TR 4)Filly-fool rRsUllller Indoc TRs. TR 6-9srcc Drills Zero-A and Zoro-BSTCC Drills Zero-A and lero-13 when passedAll STCC drills to a passAdmin TRs When passed

E·METER DRILLS

E-Mclo' Drills: :. 2, 301.4, 5-1. 6-14E-Meler D"lIs' 15, 16. 1f. 18.20.23.24Gel\lng a pass for spoiling all..asl 10 FINs correcllyE-Meler Dnlls' 5RB. 19. 19-1.21.26,27E-Meter Dnll 25 step IE·Meler Drill 25 step :2E-Meter Dnll 25 slell 3E-Meter TR 21TR1-AC and TR2-ACCROOOO·2. CROOOO-4_ CROOOO-5CROOOO-I. CROOOO·3TR 418-U' pass oy Cllllch or SUD

Amount Value

10 per page

50 per each 50 paaes5 per minute5 per minute5 per column

---3 per page

1 per minute5 per word

3 each'3"e3ch3 each

--3 aach

50 per false dala blown

150 per hour~'i"ii'OCaCii

5 ocr line" words cleared~erhne

~ach3 each

50 each'3o'"'e3ch300 each

10 each10 each3 each

100 each

100 per hour800 each500 poinls450 each800 points

100 per hour250 each

100 ocr hour450 each

100oerhou,250 each200 each200 each

100 each100 each

500 points400 points100 points200 pointsSOD points100 points100 pOIntsZOO each400 each500 paints

Points Eame<lTHEORY

Amount Vall'o Points Earned

THEORY STUDY

HCOBs, HCO PLs, FOs, LRH EDs, CBOs. PABs and olher LRH issuesbooks or LRH C/Sed sassions. Also indudes non-LRH manuals, 10 per puge!pamphlals or books on an authorized ched<sheelBonus for comoletina 50 oalles 50 oar each 50 palleslRH lecture films or Tech Films 5 perminuleLRH lecture or Tape 5 pcrminuleScale or charts 5 per column

CHECKOUTS

Recelvlnll or olvina standard checkouts on:Written materials when passed 3 perpaaeTapes when passed 1 per minuteMUs found and cleared on another 5 per wordGiving a Clav Checkout 3 eachGiving a Demo Checkoul 3 eachGiving a checkout on a sketch or diagram 3 each

WORD CLEARING AND DeBUG ACTIONS

For each deftnltion, denvalion, ate., nf a word fully cleared3 each

per HCOB 23 March 78RS. CLEARING WORDSFalso data strippinQ 50 per false data blownGiving or receiving WICino Method 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 and 9 and/orFalse daln striopino - in addition 10 the above ISO perhoUTGiving an M3 to another to full EP 50 eachCrashing MU findina IOU eachTheory coachino 5 per line" words clearedDebuQ Checklist 25 per line

DEMONSTRATIONS

Demo per checksheel reouirement 5 eachDemo oriQlnaled bv student 3 eachClay demo per ched<sheet requirement 50 eachClav demo onoinalad bv student 30 eachBig clay demo on Full Hat and OEC 300 each


Essays I I lU each ICharts. diaorams and sketches per checksheet requirement I I 10 each ICharts, diaQrams and sketches originated by stUdent I I 3 each IFor very larQe essavs. charls and diaorams reouirina manv sleDS I laO each I

PRACTICALTRs

Pro TRs Course onlv:Points oer hour unlil uass 100oerhourOT TR a and TR a 800 eachTRO BB 500 DoinlsTRs 1. 2. 2 112.3 and 4 passes oiven by the Sup 450 eachFinal TR 4 video pass 800 pOintsOther TRs courses:Poinls per hour until pass 100 pt'lr hourEach TR to a pass (OT fR 0 10 rR 4) 250 eachFinv·fool TRs lOOper hourUpper Indoc fRs. TR 6-9 450 eachSTCC Drills Zero-A and lem·B 100 per hourS fCC Drills laro-A and Zero-B when passed 250 each1\11 STCC drills 10 a pass 200 eachAdmin TRs when passed 200 each

E-METER DRILLS

(-Meier Drills- 1,2. 3a, 4,5-1.6·14 100 eachE-MeIAr Drills IS. 16, 17. 18.20.23.24 100 !tachGellina a pass for spollin!! atleasl 10 FINs correctly SOOl'oinlSE·Meler Drills: 5RB. 19, 19-1_ 21. 26. 27 400 pointsE·Meter Drill 25 slep I 100 pointsE-Metc!' Drill 25 steo 2 200 pointsE-Meter Ori1l25 step 3 500 pointsE·Meter fR 21 100 pOintsTR 1·I\C and rR2·AC lao po:ntsCROOOO-2. CROOoo-4. CROOOO·5 200 eaGhCROOOO-l. CROOOO-3 ,100 eachTR 418·UI pas_ by r.oach or Sop 500 points

4,fR 416-Ql final video pass I I 600 points ISolo E-Melllr drills are Ihe same as above I IRemote Tone Arm Drills 1-5 I I 100 each IE·Metllr perception drill I I 100 ""ints I


Dnll Simul:ltor M:lnual drills 50 eachE·Meler reads Simulator dnlls 50 eachTheof\' drills more Ihan 40 Questions 6 points ocr QuestionPTS Tech TraininQ Drill 9 (PTS-TD-9) 6 points per QueslionTheof\' drills less than 40 auestions 3 points per queslionPatlerDrilis 10 per linecheckinQ someone on a patter drill 1 per lineSiandard Tech Procedure drills 3 per queslionStandard Tech Sequence drills 3 per auestionSessIon Dnlls 450 eachFinal SeSSIon Drills 450 eachTraininQ Drills 450 eachAdvanced Session Drills ana ';eripl Drills for PL-S-4. Prepare

100 per hourLisl, L4BRB, RH·S-l/RH·S·2 Rehab Tech :lnd DL-S·l Dahng & LacaMqAdvanced Session Drills and ScripI Drills lor PL-S-4. Prepare Lisl

BOO when passedL4BRB. RH·S·1/RH-S-2 Rehab Tech and DL-S·1 OatinQ & LocalinaTR 100 200 when passedTR 100A 200 when passedTR 101 10 per lineTR t02 200 when passedTR 103 450 when pe&sedTR 104 450 when p:lssedCourse Room Drills 450 when passedFinal Course Room Dnlls 500 when passed

OTHER DRILLS

Sil and Studv Certaintv Course 2-hour conlronl 300 when passedSH and Study Certainty Course confrontinq drills 50 eachLearning Drills per PAB 110 100 eachDuplication Drill 20 when passedVerbahm Onll 10 per lineRecognilion Onll. Anti-Q&A Onll. How to fioure the scale Drill (ETH-R.3) 100 when passedMood Drill 20 per loneLarqe Skelch. charts and essays labeled drills of unusall&nylh 50 poinlsFilm Drills nol otherwise r.overed above (such as False TA Film Dlill) 200 eachPartlcipatino in a drill. includinQ E-Meter Drills, but not as student or coach 100 per hour


Obnosis. doine an evalutioo, final course exercise. elc_ I I 150 per hour. 500 each IAll other praelical assignmenls I I 100 poinls IParticipalina in a uraeli",,!. bul not as student or coach I 100 perhout I

AUDITING ACTIONS

\fIND Session 3~0 per hourWDSession 200 per hourWDby e.arns 100 per hourFlunk or no mention opoinlsGiVing a Metered 'nterview 200 OCr hourPrograminq a folder. FESina a folder. Obiectlves tables. elc. 100 per hourSessIon fUllv written 25 pointsBonus for completong a Grade. rundown or program on a PC ~oo pointsRecclvinn auditine 150 eer hour

PENALTIES

Beina overude on course -200 Der day overdue I

BONUS FOR COMPLETING A COURSE

Comoletl1lo :l minor course 100000illls ICompletinQ a malor course I 200U points ICompletina the Solo Course Part One 3000 ooinls Idouble bonus il COur~a completed In checksheel lime I I

TOTAL THEORYTOTAL PRACTICALP'",allv lor beinQ overdueBonus lor complelinQ a collrse

TOTAL STUDENT POINTS

Dill yOll make your target? Yes ( ) No ( )

Are you an FINing sludent? Yes ( ) No ( )

Whal section II of Ihe checksheet are yOIl on?

How did you do on sludy?

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Services EXllC lnt, Snr CIS Inl and Ihe Inspector Gllneral Network at Flag.

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TR 4/8·Ql final video pass I I 800 points ISolo E·Meter drills are the same as above IRemole Tone Arm Drills 1·5 I 100 each IE·Meler PBrcention drill I I 100 ooints I


Drill Simulator Manual dnlls 50 each

E·Meler reads Simulator drills aU eachTheorv drills more than 40 Questions 6 pomts per auesbonPTS Tech Traimno Drill 9 {PTS-TO-9 6 poinls per question

Theof\' drills less Ihan 40 Questiolls 3 poinls per questionPaller Drills 10 per lineclleckino someone on a paller dlill 1 per lineStandard Tech Procedure drills 3 per questionStandard f ech Seauence drills 3 per Questio.,Session Drills 450 eachFinal Session Drills 450 eachTrainina Drills 450 eachAdvanced Session DrillS and Script Drills lor PL-S-4. Prepare 100 per hourList, L4BRB, RH.S·l/RH·S·2 Reh>lb Tech and DL-S-l Dallno & Loc"lingAdvanced Session Drills and Script Drills for PL-S-4, Pral'are list BOO when passedL4BRB, RH·S·lIRH·5·2 Rehab Tech and DL-S-l Datlno & LocatinoTR 100 200 when passedTR 100A 200 when passedTR 101 10 per lineTR 102 200 when PassedTR 103 450 when passedTR '04 450 when passedCourse Room Drills 450 when passedFinal Course Room Drills 500 when passed

OTHER DRILLS

SH and StudY Certainlv Course 2·hour confront 300 when passedSH and Studv Certaintv Course conlranlina drills 50 eachLeaminq Onlls (]@r PAO 110 100 eachDUDlication Drill 20 when passedVerbatim Drill 10 per lineRer.oamllon Onll. Anll-Q&A Drill. How 10 (joure the scale Drill ETH.R·31 100 when oassedMood Drill 20 per loneLaroe Sketcll. charts and essays labeled drills 01 unusallenolh 5000inlsFilm Drills nal otherwise covered above'Tsuch as F:lIse TA Film Drill) 200 eachPartldpatina in a drill. includina E·Meler Olills. but not as student or coach 100 per hour


Oboosis. doina an evalulio". final course exercIse. etc I 150 per hour' 500 each IAll other practical asslonments I I 100 points IPartidoalina in a oraelical. but not as student or coach I I 100 per hour I

AUDITING ACTIONS

VWD Session 350 per hourWO SessIon 200 perllourWDbvexarns 100oerhourFlunk or no mention opointsGivina " Melered ,"tervlew 200 per hourProoramino a folder. FESina a folder. Ob,ect,ves tables. etc. 100 par hourSession fullv wntten 25 oc;ntsBonus for completina a Crado. rundown ororooram on a ~ 500 pomtsReceivino audilino 150 per hour

PENALTIES

Bo"", overude on course I ·200 per day overdue I

BONUS FOR COMPLETING A COURSE

Cornnlellna a minor course I 1000 pointsCompletina a maior course I 2000 pomtsCornnletll:'a the Solo Course Part One I ; JOO points Idouble bonus il course complelod in checksheet lime I

TOTAL THEORYTOTAL PRACTICALPenallv lor beinu overdueBonus for comoletine a course

TOTAL STUDENT POINTS

Did you make your larget? Yes ( ) No ( )

Are you an FINing sludenl? Yes ( ) No ( lWhal section # olth& checksheel are you on?Hnw did you do on Sludy? _________' __

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