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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.
* On April 26, 2010, a new, enhanced version of the SPEX will be released. Initially, 6-8 weeks will be required for scores to become available for examinees who test within the first few months of the new version of the SPEX becoming available (e.g., examinees who take the new SPEX in late April 2010 will have their scores released in mid- to late June 2010.).This is necessary for us to complete the quality assurance procedures for the new version of the exam. Once the quality assurance process is complete, we will be able to resume the customary 2-4 weeks timeframe for reporting scores.
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Please Note: We anticipate completing the new exam implementation process within the first 3 months of testing. However, low testing volume could delay completion of the process. Therefore, the 6-8 week turnaround for score reporting could potentially impact examinees who test within the first 4-5 months (April - September). |
Scoring for the current version of the SPEX will not be impacted and scores will be available within the standard 2-4 week reporting time. Please take this into account when deciding which version of the examination to sit for and when submitting your application.
Additional information about the new version of the SPEX is available here.
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