ASPPB unveils integrated EPPP; California board presses for data, access and a transition plan ASPPB presented an integrated version of the EPPP to be operational in April 2027 that combines knowledge and skills in a single computer-based exam. California board members pressed for clarity on pass-rate impacts, accommodations, fees, sample exams and how non-APA graduates might be affected; ASPPB committed to sample exams, beta testing, and publishing fee decisions soon.

A groundbreaking change is coming to California's psychology licensure exam in 2027, merging knowledge and skills into a single, innovative test format with new question types.

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Tulare County praises AB 1288 change to environmental health trainee exam window Public health director said AB 1288, backed by Tulare County, extends time and shortens the wait between licensing exam attempts for entry‑level environmental health trainees.

Tulare County's new Assembly Bill 1288 could revolutionize the future of environmental health trainees by drastically reducing wait times for licensing exams!

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Arunachal Minister urges centre to add more CUET exam centres Arunachal Education Minister has formally appealed to Union Education Minister to increase the number of CUET centres in the state.

Arunachal Pradesh Education Minister Pasang Dorjee Sona has formally appealed to Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to increase the number of CUET
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Trustees debate accommodation denials for Missouri exam appeals Trustees discuss the denial of accommodations for a candidate's exam attempts in Missouri.

The Utah Supreme Court is grappling with a landmark case that questions the fairness of repeated denial of exam accommodations—could this set a new standard for future candidates?

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