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  • “Taking the High Road: Eliminating Disclosure of Exam Content

By Valerie Hobbs. Dipl. O.M and Member of the NCCAOM Professional Ethics and Disciplinary Committee (PEDC)

Trying to find out what questions are on exams, telling classmates the questions on exams taken, memorizing questions on exams that you don’t know so you can warn others, schemes for groups of people to collaborate on memorizing test questions, electronic transmission of test questions….does this sound like our profession?” (read more)

 

 

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Each State Board carries unique requirements for Licensure. As a service to our candidates, a table of requirements for each state can be viewed by clicking link below. A listing of NCCAOM exams accepting/using is also provide below. NCCAOM does not guarantee the accuracy of the information. State rules and regulations are subject to change, therefore you should always confirm current requirements for licensure with your State Board.

 

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