u/Gold-Worldliness3067

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Has anyone in NJ had their temporary SLP license renewed because they hadn't passed the Praxis yet?

I'm honestly a terrible standardized test taker, and this exam has been the biggest hurdle of my career.

I've completed my CF, I'm working full-time, and my Praxis scores have consistently been in the 160s, but I cannot seem to break the 162 passing score. I've been incredibly close multiple times, which somehow feels even more frustrating.

My current NJ temporary license expires in mid-September, and I was recently told that renewal may actually be possible. I'm trying not to panic, but I also want to be proactive.

Has anyone here gone through this process in New Jersey?

  • Were you able to renew your temporary license?
  • What paperwork did you need?
  • Did the Board require a letter explaining your situation?
  • How long did the process take?
  • Did you have to stop working while waiting for approval?

At this point, I'm just looking for advice from anyone who's been in a similar situation. I love this field, I've put years into becoming an SLP, and it's discouraging to feel like one exam is the only thing standing in the way.

Any guidance or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

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u/Gold-Worldliness3067 — 4 days ago

Has anyone in NJ had their temporary SLP license renewed because they hadn't passed the Praxis yet?

I'm honestly a terrible standardized test taker, and this exam has been the biggest hurdle of my career.

I've completed my CF, I'm working full-time, and my Praxis scores have consistently been in the 160s, but I cannot seem to break the 162 passing score. I've been incredibly close multiple times, which somehow feels even more frustrating.

My current NJ temporary license expires in mid-September, and I was recently told that renewal may actually be possible. I'm trying not to panic, but I also want to be proactive.

Has anyone here gone through this process in New Jersey?

  • Were you able to renew your temporary license?
  • What paperwork did you need?
  • Did the Board require a letter explaining your situation?
  • How long did the process take?
  • Did you have to stop working while waiting for approval?

At this point, I'm just looking for advice from anyone who's been in a similar situation. I love this field, I've put years into becoming an SLP, and it's discouraging to feel like one exam is the only thing standing in the way.

Any guidance or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

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u/Gold-Worldliness3067 — 5 days ago