UK pushes for single medical licensing exam
Diversity versus uniformity is the core of a debate in Great Britain over whether to adopt a single, country-wide medical [...]
Testing
Lawyers debate largest decline ever in bar exam pass rate
When licensing exam scores decline, is it a result of less competent test takers or because of the test becoming [...]
NM Supreme Court drops re-exam requirement for out of state lawyers
Only 11 states still forbid out-of-state attorneys from practicing without re-taking the bar exam, and until recently, New [...]
State reverses course on using student test scores to revoke teacher licenses
A controversial Tennesse law, which allowed the state to revoke teachers’ licenses if their students did not meet [...]
Challenging states’ use of “Questions of Discrimination”
When licensing boards ask applicants questions about their mental health diagnoses and treatment, they run the risk of [...]
LSAC must stop flagging test results for disability accommodations, court rules
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