Or. Admin. Code § 858-010-0025 - Procedure for National Written Examination
(1) The Board shall utilize the Examination
for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) as the national written exam.
(a) Candidates for licensure who are prepared
to take the EPPP must submit a written request to the Board.
(b) Candidates for licensure who have taken
the EPPP prior to April 20, 1990, must have passed the examination by achieving
a score at or above the national mean of doctoral candidates taking the
examination for the first time on that day. Candidates who have taken the EPPP
prior to April 1993 must have passed the examination by achieving a score at or
above the national mean of doctoral candidates taking the examination for the
first time on that day or 75 percent, whichever is lower. The passing score for
the EPPP from April 1993 to April 2001 shall be 140 or 70 percent. For computer
administered forms of the EPPP, the Board requires a scaled score of 500.
(c) Special Accommodations. The
Board shall review a request for special accommodations for a verified
disability or for English as a second language upon written request by the
candidate as described in OAR
858-010-0030(5).
(2) Re-examination. Any
candidate who fails to achieve a passing score on the EPPP shall be allowed to
take the examination a second time. If the examination is failed twice, the
candidate must submit a written study plan for the Board to review and approve.
If a candidate fails to pass a third examination, the candidate's application
for licensure shall be denied.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 675.040 & 675.045
Stats. Implemented: ORS 675.040 & 675.045
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