INFORMATION FROM ASPPB TO LICENSURE APPLICANTS AND STUDENTS

Who we are

ASPPB is the association of psychology licensing boards in the United States and Canada;

Formed in 1961, ASPPB creates the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP),
which is used by licensing boards to assess candidates for licensure and certification;

ASPPB has become a trusted partner in the career development of psychologists before
and following completion of the EPPP through its preparatory materials for the EPPP
and mobility initiatives to assist in the licensure of psychologists across jurisdictions.

Welcome

The student section of the ASPPB website provides you with an overview of licensure
issues including information about the ASPPB Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP).

We are here to provide assistance! If you have questions, please send us an email and
we will respond within three business days. 

 

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   General Information

• What is ASPPB
• Licensing Board Contact Information
• Contact ASPPB
• Specific Licensure for State/Province/Territory  

EPPP Information

• Information for EPPP Candidates
• Practice EPPP Exams
• Register to take the Practice EPPP Exams
• Items from Previous Exams

• Psychology Licensing Exam Scores by Doctoral Program
  includes pass rate data

• EPPP Application Program Codes
• EPPP Passing Score Requirements
• Myth vs Reality of the EPPP

ASPPP EPPP Score Transfer Service

• What is the ASPPB EPPP Score Transfer Service
• ASPPB EPPP Score Transfer Form

ASPPB Credentials Bank Program

• What is the ASPPB Credentials Bank?
• Why Should I Bank my Credentials?
• Credentials Bank Application

ASPPB/National Register Designation Program

• General Information
• Listing of Doctoral Psychology Programs Meeting Designation Criteria

Licensing and Credentialing

• Information about Licensing and Credentialing (Handbook)
• Licensing Board Contact Information
• Pathway to Licensure Powerpoint Presentation

Practice Issues

• What is the Practice of Psychology
• Requirements to Practice Psychology
• Obtaining a License