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(1)
Denotes
that state is seeking to change regulations to allow candidates to
sit at 120 hours.
(2) The ND
Board may permit a candidate to sit for the exam if it is satisfied
the applicant will complete the educational requirements within 6
months of the exam application date.
(3)
CA
exam applicants can sit at 120-hours, but if they choose optional
Pathway 2, they will need 150-hours for licensure.
(4)
NY 150-hour requirement becomes effective in 2009.
(5)
Proposed legislation would require PA applicants to obtain 150-hours
for licensure, but not for exam.150 Hours is an optional path
towards certification. |
