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NATIONAL WRITTEN EXAMINATION “EXAMINATION FOR THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE IN PSYCHOLOGY” (EPPP)
An applicant is eligible to sit for the national written examination once their application for licensure has been approved. Supervised work experience does not have to be completed to take the national written examination.
When the applicant is notified that their application has been approved, a written request is sent to the Board’s office asking to take the EPPP. The written request can be mailed, emailed or faxed. The request is then transmitted to the Professional Examination Service (PES) in New York. PES then provides application materials directly to the applicant; usually within two weeks time.
PES reports exam scores to the Board on a bimonthly basis. For example: exams taken 7-1 to 7-15 are reported around 7-22; exams taken 7-16 to 7-31 reported around 8-7) PLAN ON SCHEDULING YOUR EXAM AT LEAST THE MONTH PRIOR TO A JURISPRUDENCE EXAM DEADLINE!!
Further information on the specifics of the exam can be found HERE; or by visiting the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Board (ASPPB) website at www. asppb.org
OREGON JURISPRUDENCE EXAMINATION
After successful completion of the EPPP and supervised work experience, an applicant for licensure is eligible to take the written jurisprudence examination. A written request from the applicant, along with an evaluation from their supervisor (if applicable), a record of supervised hours form and the exam fee must be received 60 days prior to a scheduled exam date.
Scheduled dates for the administration of the examinations are listed on the home page of the Boards website, under “Meeting and Exam Calendar”.
Study Materials for the Jurisprudence Examination:
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