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Q1. Is the EPPP required to become licensed?
Q1a. Prior to computerized scoring (2001), many jurisdictions had different rules on passing scores. How do your rules/regulations define the EPPP (paper administered) passing score?
Q1b. If yes, how do your rules/regulations define the EPPP (computer administered) passing score?
Q1c. When is the earliest time the EPPP Part 1 can be taken?
Q1d. Does your jurisdiction have a maximum number of attemps for your licensure candidates of the EPPP (Part 1 – Knowledge)?
Q1e: If yes, what is the number?
Q1f: If your jurisdiction has a maximum allowance of attempts, is this over a specific time period?
Q1g: If yes, what are the time periods?
Q1h: If a candidate reaches the limit without passing, is there a waiting period before restarting/reapplying to take the EPPP (Part 1 – Knowledge)?, what are the time periods?
Q1i: If yes, what are the time periods?
Q1j: Are there required steps/remediations needed to reapply or retake the EPPP (Part 1 – Knowledge) after the time frame is met?
Q1k: If yes, please explain.
Q2. Does your board require an oral exam?
Q2a. If yes, what is the format of the oral exam?
Q3. Does your board require a jurisprudence exam?
Q3a.  If yes, what information is covered by the jurisprudence exam?
Q4: Does your board have any other requirements that must be completed prior to licensure (e.g., coursework outside of the academic program, fingerprints)?
Q4a: If yes, what are the specific requirements?