For the state of Oklahoma, there is a list of required courses that must be completed before being allowed to take the state test. I’ve completed most of the courses and now one is saying that I need to enter a license number to get credit for the state requirements. None of the courses up to now have required this and I can’t get one until its completed. What should I do? Options are to get a license number or “take this exam WITHOUT state/province credit”
Are you sure they’re not asking for continueing education (ConEd) credits?
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Bump for an old thread/ question. Same thing happen to me in Florida. Had me scratching my head. I get it if this was for continuing ed on an existing license. But I’m taking pre licensing courses, which is required to get a license in my state. So I don’t have a state license number yet.
So am I correct in assuming I cannot use these credits in my state toward the 120 hours required to sit for the state exam?
It’s a little confusing.
Dean try starting a thread in the Florida section of the MB for your question, it would probably get you better responses from local guys, or reach out to a couple of FL mb regulars directly.
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@dhorton2 , @mgoldenberg , or @sfetty might be able to help also.
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When I took the classes and test years ago, the NACHI website listed the required classes for the 120 hours for Florida. After I took the classes I scheduled the proctored exam at a local university. The exam used a familiar format to the classes, quizzes and practice exams I had taken. I don’t think anything has changed, but could be wrong. You have to get your fingerprints and background check too. Take the practice exam several times and retake any classes where you need to improve your scores on.
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Obtain your 120 hours & take the exam
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