Why Alkaline Gets an âAâ. Simply put, some foods are acidifying when introduced to the body, and others are alkalizing. So what you consume on a daily basis will change the pH levels of your blood, saliva and urine. The pH scale goes from 0-14 (with acidic substances falling below 7 and basic substances falling above 7).
Your scores will be available to you online via your ETS GACEÂ® testing account. For more information on score reporting dates and accessing scores, see Score Reporting Dates. Your scores are made available to the GaPSC, to your program provider (if you have one), and to any other score recipients you designate. Your score report is for your information only; there is no need to send it to GaPSC or your program provider.
Additional Copies of Test Results. If you wish to receive a copy of your results for a GACE assessment taken within the aforementioned time frame, mail a completed Test Results Request Form along with correct payment to Evaluation Systems. Additional copies of test results may be sent to you only. Allow two to four weeks from the receipt of the request for delivery. Payment must be made by cashier's check or money order only; personal checks are not accepted. Reprints of your test results cost $40 per copy. For additional information, review the fees and payment policies. When filling out the form, refer to the list of GACE assessment names and test codes. 1  Test Results Request Form.