The Most Unfair Test Ever #shorts

[oscarbarreto]

It's unbelievable how companies would rather put the lives of literal children in jeopardy than admit to the mistake

[musicman]

It’s companies like this that motivate me to want to become a lawyer myself

[brickshithouse]

He didn't want his daughter's hard work go to waste, and ended up voicing the concern of even more students. What a champ!

[Maninawig]

Best use of "my daddy's a lawyer" ever.

[boblobster]

I love the fact that a single test can throw away over a decade of hard work just like that.

[dhee...]

Thankgod the father stood up for his daughter . Imagine working hard and getting failed when actually being passed.

[tmbpotatoe]

So instead of instantly contacting the people and saying there was an issue, they just tried to hide it? really deplorable.

[DeeCoconut]

Imagine how many kids think they're failures because their exams were lazily marked

[HaloStrategist]

7 million is NO WHERE near enough to compensate for this level of screw up.

[dotxoz.]

Martin really seems like a great dad to his daughter. He wanted to help his daughter to learn more by going over the mistakes on the test, and he even helped thousands of other students.

[darlingdeb]

Makes you wonder if this has happened in other states.

[CodeTrix]

What a hero, he was persistent and knew something was up. So glad for people like him.

[gailsgig]

How AWFUL that they refused him…and how GREAT HE FOLLOWED THROUGH! All of the lives he HEALED! thank you sir from Upstate New York!

[rethundralegna]

And only he was insistent enough to check it because he wanted his daughter to learn.
Wow. Salute to this dad.

[KallistaKamnetz-otjn]

This happened to my mother in nursing school less than a point she failed. All of her nursing friends thought it was weird so they got a hold of her test results. Turns out her teacher graded her test and others tests wrong and she really did pass and also had to threaten the school with a lawsuit. I’m happy she fought it and is a nurse now.

[lindakoester]

This is outrageous. Each graduate should have gotten $1 million.
Maybe then these testing organizations, schools and universities would get the message.
Stop screwing with our children’s financial future and their self confidence!!!

[kirk]

Its Minnesota, the state once prevented me from using the GI Bill (a FEDERAL tuition program) because I was not 'born in Minnesota'. Guess what happened when I forwarded their email to the MN Governor and Attorney General's office.

[kinan]

The company and school administrators. They both must be held accountable.

[BeanzGarbanzo]

I’m so glad this dad is not scolding his daughter, but just being a good dad and helping her exceed in this test again

[frydguy]

The fact that the school wouldn't let the parent see the test shows that the school KNEW that the test was bunk