Licensure committee hears urgent public concern over national EPPP as staff outline timeline for new integrated exam The Board of Psychology Licensure Committee heard widespread public concern about low EPPP pass rates and potential cultural and accessibility barriers; Executive Officer Jonathan Burke said a blueprint for ASPPB's integrated exam will be public around Feb. 1, 2026, with item writing in 2026 and beta testing and launch targeted for 2027.

The Board of Psychology Licensure Committee is facing mounting pressure over disheartening EPPP pass rates, with test takers calling for urgent reform and alternative exam formats.

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Board Discusses EPPP overhaul, schedules ASPPB town hall and survey distribution The California Board of Psychology licensure committee reviewed low EPPP pass rates, confirmed outreach to ASPPB, and told licensees about an ASPPB town hall and job-task-analysis survey; the board encouraged public input and noted no current plan to create a separate California exam.

The California Board of Psychology is tackling the alarming low pass rates of the EPPP exam and is calling for public input to shape future changes.

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