22 Tex. Admin. Code § 271.3 - Jurisprudence Examination Administration
(a)
Every applicant for a license to practice therapeutic optometry in this state
must take and pass a jurisprudence exam covering the laws and rules of the
Board. The laws and rules of the Board may be referenced while taking the exam
(that is, the exam shall be considered "open book").
(b) The jurisprudence exam shall be conducted
in the English language in writing and by such other means as the Board shall
determine adequate to ascertain the qualifications of the applicant.
(c) The passing grade on the jurisprudence
written test shall be 70.
(d)
Applicants shall not collaborate in any manner with any other person on
examination matters while the applicant's examination is in progress.
Violations of this rule shall subject the offender to disciplinary
action.
(e) If an applicant fails
to be licensed within one-year of taking and passing the jurisprudence exam,
the applicant must retake and pass the exam in order to be licensed.
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