Examination Issues

Guest blog post by Russ Harrington Attending the webinar on Beyond Data Forensics was informative and engaging. Chris Beauchamp from Meazure...

The Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec has decided not to move forward with plans to require a baccalaureate in nursing...

A bill that is now part of the North Carolina state budget will allow teachers to renew their license at their full salary level even if they do not...

In response to a decline in candidates pursuing a CPA, some states have moved to allowing candidates to take the CPA exam after completing 120 of...

The National Council on Teacher Qualification has released an analysis of the effectiveness of teacher licensure exams intended to assess...

The Oregon Supreme Court has voted unanimously to approve a new Supervised Practice Portfolio Examination as an alternate to the bar exam. The...

The Illinois House Higher Education Appropriations Committee has announced a new program, Prepare for Illinois's Future, which will provide...

The National Conference of Bar Examiners will launch the Next Gen bar exam in July 2026. Rather than a focus on multiple-choice exam questions, the...

The D.C. Council is considering eliminating the exam requirement for certain social workers to address concerns of racial bias. A bill has been...

Legislation under consideration in North Carolina could bring several changes to dental licensing. The bill would allow issuance of a dental...

The Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services will now offer an option for exams in Spanish for licensure in the trades. Applicants...

A court ruling in New Brunswick will allow the Official Languages Commissioner to examine complaints against the Nurses Association of New Brunswick...