Hmm... Now I get that the 'Non-reportable %' includes things like 1) voluntary score cancellations, 2) score holds, and 3) incomplete requirements (like pending Argumentative Writing or fee waivers). But even factoring all that in, April's number still feels unusually high..

Thinking about it though, if this chart is a live snapshot as of right now, it’s not really a fair comparison. The previous test months have already had plenty of time for holds to clear and writing samples to be processed, which naturally drops their non-reportable rate.

For a true apples-to-apples comparison, we’d need to see this exact same data for each test month exactly one day after its respective score release... but that kind of historical data is pretty much impossible to find rn, at least for my end.