SPEX Score Reporting
Timeframe
SPEX scores are released approximately two to four weeks* after the exam has been taken. Scores are reported by mail on official transcript paper and will not be given out over the telephone, by fax, or by email.
Board-sponsored
Scores of "board-sponsored" examinees are reported directly to the examinee and to the licensing board for which the SPEX is taken. In some instances, examinee scores are mailed to the licensing board and the licensing board forwards the score results to the examinee.
Self-nominated
Scores of "self-nominated" examinees are reported only to the examinee. "Self-nominated" candidates can later request that their scores be reported to a state licensing board by submitting an Examination and Board Action History Report (EBAHR) request form and the appropriate fees.
* Please Note:
Update on Availability of SPEX 2010 Results
As previously announced, the initial release of results for SPEX has
been delayed. The purpose of this delay is to allow for
administration of the examination to a number of examinees that is
adequate to permit completion of quality assurance, scoring, and
procedures to ensure the appropriate standard.
A specific date for reporting of results cannot
be guaranteed, regardless of the date on which SPEX is taken.
However, for those examinees who test on or prior to June 18, 2010
there is a high likelihood that scores are or will be delayed.
After the start-up period is complete, it is anticipated that
results will be available for most examinees approximately 2-4 weeks
after test administration.
|
