1. (a) A passing grade is 70%.
2. (b) An applicant must pass an exam within two years of the date of the notice of eligibility to avoid reapplying.
3. (c) An applicant who does not show up for a scheduled exam may reschedule an exam up to six months after the date of the exam, provided the applicant pays the re-exam fee.
4. (d) An applicant who wishes to reschedule a written exam must send to the Department, a rescheduling fee and a written request to reschedule, which must be received no later than ten days before the examination.
5. (e) An applicant may request a waiver of the reschedule fee one time for an emergency reschedule. The reason for the emergency reschedule must be submitted to the Department in writing no later than ten working days after the exam for which the applicant was scheduled. The Department will determine if the circumstances constitute an emergency.

6. (f) An applicant may request individual arrangements for an exam, based on disability, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and/or language translation needs.

   1. (1) The request must be in writing and received by the Department at least 45 days before the exam date.
   2. (2) Requests must specify the type of special arrangement needed and the basis for the request.
   3. (3) Proof of disability may be required.
   4. (4) Language translation requests must specify the language in which the examination is requested.
   5. (5) Language translation costs shall be paid by the applicant.
7. (g) Cheating on an examination is grounds for an administrative sanction and/or penalty.
8. (h) An applicant is not eligible to take the same exam more often than every 30 days.
9. (i) An applicant who has passed an exam for a particular class and endorsement and has been licensed or is eligible for licensure in that class and endorsement, may not retake that examination.
10. (j) Applicants have six months from the date of the exam results to complete the licensure process. If six months has elapsed, an applicant desiring licensure must begin the process anew.

Source Note:The provisions of this §75.21 adopted to be effective July 21, 1999, 24 TexReg 5469.