The Praxis® Tests Information Bulletin 2024

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The Praxis® Tests

Information Bulletin

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The policies and procedures explained in this Bulletin are effective only for the 2024–25 testing year (August 1, 2024 through July 31,

2025) and supersede previous policies and procedures. The fees, terms, and conditions contained in this Bulletin are subject to

change. ETS is dedicated to the principle of equal opportunity, and its programs, services, and employment policies are guided by

property of their respective owners.

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Contents

Praxis® Tests at a Glance 4

Registration and Appointment Scheduling 4

Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-related

Needs

Test Preparation Material 5

On Test Day at a Test Center 5

On Test Day at Home 6

Checking In 7

About the Praxis

Program 8

Types of Assessments 8

New Assessments for the 2023-24 Test Year 8

Test Delivery Method 8

Contact Information 9

General Inquiries 9

E T S Disability Ser vices 9

Test Center Complaints 9

Test Question Inquiries 9

Test Preparation Resources 9

Telephone Registration 9

File Corrections 9

Scoring Services

ETS Oce of Testing Integrity (OTI) 9

Registration Information 10........................................

Fees for Tests and Related Services 10

Praxis Test Fees 10

Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators Tests 10

Praxis Subject Assessments 10

Praxis Content Knowledge for Teaching Tests 10

Praxis Elementary Education: Multiple

Subjects Tests

State Surcharges per Test 10

Special Services (nonrefundable) 10

Score Review Service 11

Forms of Payment 11

Payment Policy 11

Refund Policy 11

Fee Waivers 12

If Your Primary Language Is Not English (PLNE) 12

Using Previously Approved PLNE

Accommodations for Subsequent Praxis Tests 13

File Corrections 13

Change or Cancel Your Test Registration 13

Test Retake Policy 14

Acknowledgment and Data Retention 14

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Identication (ID) Requirements 18

ID Document Requirements 18

Acceptable Primary ID Documents 19

Supplemental ID Documents 19

Unacceptable Documents 20

Testing in Canada 20

Testing in Mainland China 20

Testing in Taiwan 20

Testing in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Nigeria 20

Testing in Saudi Arabia 20

Testing in the Philippines 20

Testing in United Arab Emirates 21

Testing Outside Your Country of Citizenship 21

Testing in European Union/Schengen Zone/Gulf

Cooperation Council (GCC) Arab Countries/

Mercosur Countries

Multiple-Part Last Name 21

Driver’s License Renewals 21

Military ID Without Signature 22

Unable to Meet ID Requirements 22

Test Center Procedures and Regulations 22

General Guidelines on Test Day at Home 22

General Guidelines on Test Day at a Test Center 23

Dismissal from a Test Center 26

Registering a Complaint 27

Scores & Score Reports 28

Reporting Your Test Scores 28

Your Ocial Score Report 28

Your Unocial Score Report 28

Questions That Do Not Count Toward Your Score 29

Scoring Services

Additional Score Reports (ASRs) 29

Score Review Service 29

Cancellation of Scores by You 30

Cancellation of Scores by ETS 30

How Constructed-Response Tests Are Scored 32

Uses of Scores 33

Test Takers’ Performance Data 33

Test Authorization Voucher Request 34

Acknowledgment 35

Certification of Documentation 38

Eligibility Form 39

Registration Lists 40

Directory 40

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Praxis

Tests at a Glance

Visit the Praxis website at https://praxis.ets.org

for the most up-to-date information.

REGISTRATION AND APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING

The Praxis

tests are administered through an international network of test centers, which includes Prometric

test centers and Strategic Testing Networks (STNs) located in colleges and universities. All tests are delivered

by computer, except for Braille Proficiency (0633), and are offered throughout the year. To find test centers and

dates, see https://praxis.ets.org/test-taker/register-process.html.

The Praxis tests can also be taken at home. The at home tests are:

•

for test takers who live in the United States, its territories, or in Canada (based on the address in your

Praxis or SLS account)

• identical in content, format and on-screen experience to tests taken at a test center

• taken on your own computer at home or another secure location

• monitored online by a human proctor

• available seven days a week.

Note: The registration for the Braille Proficiency (0633) test is different than the process explained below. Learn

how to register for the Braille Proficiency (0633) test at https://praxis.ets.org/test-takers/register-braille.html.

Web

debit card or PayPal

See “Forms of Payment” on page 11 for payment information.

Mail

Complete the Test Authorization Voucher Request form on page 34 of this Bulletin and mail it. Credit

card payments cannot be made by mail. This form can also be downloaded from the Praxis website at

https://praxis.ets.org/test-taker/register-process.html. Please allow 3 weeks from receipt by E

TS for

processing.

After you receive the voucher in email, you must schedule your test appointment online using the voucher number

you received. You must schedule your test within 1 calendar year from the date of the voucher.

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TEST TAKERS WITH DISABILITIES OR HEALTH-RELATED NEEDS

ETS is committed to serving test takers with disabilities or health-related needs by providing accommodations

that are reasonable and appropriate given the purpose of the test. Testing accommodations are available for

test takers who meet ETS requirements.

To request a testing accommodation, you must register through ETS Disability Services and have your

accommodations approved before scheduling your test. See the Bulletin Supplement for Test Takers with

Disabilities or Health-Related Needs for detailed instructions.

The Bulletin Supplement for Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-Related Needs contains contact information,

procedures for requesting testing accommodations, and forms. The Supplement should be used in conjunction

with the information in this Bulletin and form(s) on the Praxis website. To download the Supplement, visit

https://praxis.ets.org/on/demandware.static/-/Library-Sites-ets-praxisLibrary/default/pdfs/praxis-

information-bull

etin.pdf. Disability documentation guidelines and forms are available on the ETS website at

www.ets.org/dis

abilities.

IMPORTANT NOTE: You can complete the steps required for requesting accommodations and applying for a

Praxis test through your ETS account portal. If you are approved for certain accommodations (extended

time; extended breaks; screen magnification; and/or selectable foreground and background colors),

you may also self-schedule your test through your ETS account.

If you are seeking one or more accommodations besides the four listed above, you can also indicate

your preferred Praxis test date and location online through your ETS account portal. To begin the

accommodation process, create or log in to your Praxis account, click on “Praxis Accommodation Status/New

Request” under the “Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-Related Needs” section on the home page, and

follow the instructions.

TEST PREPARATION MATERIAL

ETS is committed to helping you do your best on the Praxis tests by offering a variety of test preparation

materials. We offer both free and low-cost test preparation materials including interactive practice tests,

study companions, study plans, videos, and webinars to help you feel ready and confident on test day. To

see what test preparation materials are offered for your test, visit the Praxis website at https://praxis.ets.org/

storehome.html.

The Praxis program is committed to making preparation materials available in accessible formats. Some

materials are downloadable, others can be ordered from ETS Disability Services. To order materials that cannot

be downloaded (such as Braille, recorded audio or hard copy large print) or if you require materials in a format

not listed here, contact Disability Services Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET.

ON TEST DAY AT A TEST CENTER

• Report to the test center at least 30 minutes before your appointment. If you arrive after your scheduled

testing time, you will not be permitted to test, and will forfeit your test fees. Please view the Study

Companion to learn the duration of the test(s) you are taking at https://praxis.ets.org/storehome.html.

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• Review the ID Requirements on pages 18–22 and take the required documents with you. Make sure your

name on the ID documents exactly matches the name you used to register for the test. If the required ID

documents do not match the name on your registration, you will not be permitted to test.

•

Please note: possession of or use of any phones, tablets, wearable technology, and other electronic,

recording, listening, scanning, or photographic devices is strictly prohibited in the test center at all times

and will result in your dismissal from the test, forfeiture of your test fees, and cancellation of all scores by

TS even if dismissal is not enforced on the day of the test. This includes, but is not limited to, accessing

the device, including checking the time, making calls, checking for messages or any other reason at any

time during the test administration, including scheduled, optional, or unscheduled breaks. Scores will

be canceled for all tests, including all portions of multi-subject tests that you have taken on the test date

in violation no matter when you were identified accessing or using your cell phone/device.

•

Watches are not allowed in the test room. If you bring a watch to the test center, you will be asked to

remove it and store it during the administration.

• Unless you have separately been granted an accommodation, you should not bring personal items to

the test center. If you do, you will be required to store them in a designated area before entering the

test room. You will not be able to access any personal items until testing is completed, except for food,

beverages and medication, which may be accessed during a break.

•

You are required to remain inside the test center building. If you leave the test center without permission

during the administration or during breaks, you will be dismissed and your scores will be canceled.

For other important information regarding the test day, see:

•

Identification (ID) Requirements (pages 18–22)

• Test Center Procedures and Regulations (pages 22–27)

• Cancellation of Scores by You (page 30)

ON TEST DAY AT HOME

Before your session begins:

• After registering and before test day, you will need to run a final equipment check which is provided as

a link in your confirmation email. All issues must be resolved before your appointment time.

• Close all browsers and applications not needed for the test. This can help prevent bandwidth issues

while you test.

• Make sure any other devices in your home that use the internet are not running such as streaming

devices.

• Gather the materials you'll need for your test session. (All other materials are prohibited.)

o Passport or other acceptable ID

o Acceptable note-taking materials, such as a whiteboard or plastic transparency sheet, that can be

erased in view of the proctor

o Cellphone or hand-held mirror for check-in

• Make sure your testing area meets all environment requirements, including:

o The room is quiet and well lit.

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o The table and surrounding area are clear.

• Make sure you are dressed appropriately, with your ears and face visible to the proctor. Avoid wearing

any jewelry or other accessories.

• Face masks may not be worn during check-in or any part of the at-home testing session.

• Please note: possession of or use of any phones, tablets, wearable technology, and other electronic,

recording, listening, scanning, or photographic devices is strictly prohibited during the testing session,

including breaks, and will result in termination of the test, forfeiture of your test fees, and cancellation of

all scores by ETS even if termination is not enforced on the day of the test. This includes, but is not limited

to, accessing the device, including checking the time, making calls, checking for messages or any other

reason at any time during the test administration, including scheduled, optional, or unscheduled breaks.

Scores will be canceled for all tests, including all portions of multi-subject tests that you have taken on the

test date in violation no matter when you were identified accessing or using your cell phone/device.

CHECKING IN

Checking in for your Praxis test at home will take about 20 minutes. Follow these steps for your appointment.

• At your appointment time, click the "At Home Check-In" link in your confirmation email or the home

page of your account to begin your appointment. We recommend launching your test 15 minutes

before your start time to allow time for the check-in process. You'll have up to 12 minutes after your

scheduled time to begin your check in. If you haven't checked in by that time, your test will be

cancelled and your fee will not be refunded.

•

To see a detailed description of what you can expect at check-in visit the link in your confirmation email

or in your Praxis account.

Your entire test session will be recorded and monitored by a human proctor, and your photo will be taken.

•

During the test, the proctor will monitor you (via video camera) and your computer screen to ensure

you follow all testing procedures.

• Make sure you can be seen on camera by the proctor. To ensure the security of the test, the proctor

must be able to view your face from forehead to chin at all times. Suspicious movements could

invalidate your test.

•

If you need to contact the proctor during your test, speak to get their attention. It may take

30–60 seconds for the proctor to reply.

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About the Praxis

Program

https://praxis.ets.org

Types of Assessments

The Praxis

assessments correspond to two key

milestones in your development as a teacher:

•

entering a teacher training program

• obtaining a license to teach

Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators Tests

measure academic skills in Reading, Mathematics,

and Writing. These tests were designed to provide

comprehensive assessments that measure the skills

and content knowledge of candidates entering

teacher preparation programs.

•

The Core Reading test includes sets of

questions that require the integration and

analysis of multiple documents, as well as some

alternate response types (e.g., select-in-passage

questions).

•

The Core Mathematics test includes numeric-

entry and selected-response questions, and

offers an on-screen calculator to help ensure

that questions are testing mathematical

reasoning by reducing the chance that a test

taker’s wrong response comes from a simple

arithmetic error.

•

The Core Writing test assesses both

argumentative writing and informative/

explanatory writing, and will contain two

writing tasks for each writing type. In addition,

selected-response questions will be added to

address the importance of research strategies

and assess strategies for revising and improving

text.

Praxis Subject Assessments measure your content

knowledge of the subjects you will teach. The Praxis

Subject Assessments include:

•

Subject Assessments.

These assessments

measure your general and subject-specific

teaching skills and knowledge. These tests

feature selected-response and constructed-

response items.

•

Principles of Learning and Teaching (PLT) tests.

These assessments measure your general

pedagogical knowledge at four grade levels:

Early Childhood, K–6, 5–9, and 7–12. These tests

feature selected-response and constructed-

response items.

•

Elementary Education: Content Knowledge

for Teaching (CKT) Assessment. These tests

measure subject-specific content knowledge,

with a focus on specialized content knowledge

used in elementary school teaching.

New Assessments for the 2024-25

Test Year

The Praxis program is introducing the following

new assessments for the 2024-25 testing year, which

begins in September 2024.

New Test Code

Family and Consumer Sciences 5123

Technology and Engineering Education 5053

Social Studies 5581

Speech and Theatre 5222

Test Delivery Method

Praxis tests are delivered on computer, and are

offered throughout the year. Test length varies by

test, so view the online Study Companion

(https://praxis.ets.org/storehome.html) for your

test for details. Each test is scheduled individually,

based on availability. Visit https://praxis.ets.org/

test-taker/register-process.html to learn when

your test is offered.

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Contact Information

General Inquiries

Phone:

1-800-772-9476 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands,

Puerto Rico, and Canada)

1-609-771-7395 (all other locations

Monday–Friday 8 a. m.–7:45 p. m. ET and

Saturday 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET)

Recorded information is available 24 hours a

day if you use a touch-tone phone. Phones are

busiest weekdays between 11 a.

m. and 2 p. m.

ET and all day on Mondays.

Email:

[email protected]

Website:

https://praxis.ets.org

Chat:

https://ets.custhelp.com/app/chat/praxis/

chat_launch/

Mail:

E T S– Praxis

PO Box 6051

Princeton, NJ 08541-6051

Use this address for general inquiries only. Do

NOT mail check payments with registration

forms to this address. See the registration

form for mailing instructions.

Overnight mail:

E T S– Praxis

Distribution and Receiving Center

660 Rosedale Road

Princeton, NJ 08541

Fax:

1-973-735-0384

1-609-530-0581

Include the following information exactly

as you entered it when you registered:

name, address, date of birth, test date,

Praxis candidate ID number, and phone number

(U.S. residents only)

E T S Disability S ervices

To obtain information and registration

materials, contac t E T S:

Phone:

1-866-387-8602 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands,

Puerto Rico, and Canada)

1-609-771-7780 (all other locations

Monday–Friday 8:30 a. m.–5 p. m. ET)

Email:

For general inquiries: stassd@ets.org

For documents and forms:

disability.reg@ets.org

Website:

https://www.ets.org/disabilities.html

Mail:

E T S– Praxis

Disability Services

PO Box 6054

Princeton, NJ 08541-6054

Fax:

1-609-771-7165

Test Center Complaints

E T S– Praxis

Testing Complaints

PO Box 6051

Princeton, NJ 08541-6051

Fax:

1-609-530-0581

Email:

[email protected]

Complaints must be received in writing no later

than 7 business days after the administration.

Complaints received after this period will not be

accepted.

For additional information, see

•

Registering a Complaint (page 27)

Test Question Inquiries

If you think there is an error in a test

question that affects your response, tell

the test administrator as soon as you finish

the test, or immediately write to or email:

E T S– Praxis

Test Question Inquiries

PO Box 6667

Princeton, NJ 08541-6667

Email:

[email protected]

In your message, state the name and address

of the center, the test date and name of the test,

the number and content of the question, and the

section in which it appeared.

Test Preparation Resources

Phone:

1-800-537-3161 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands,

Puerto Rico, and Canada)

1-609-771-7243 (all other locations

Monday–Friday 8 a. m.–7 p. m. ET)

Website:

www.ets.org/store.html

Mail:

E T S– Praxis

PO Box 6051

Princeton, NJ 08541-6051

Telephone Registration

Telephone registration is only available for

test takers who have previously created an

online Praxis account. 1-800-772-9476

(U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and

Canada)

Monday–Friday 8 a.

m.–7:45 p. m. ET

For additional information, see

• Telephone Registration (

page 13

)

File Corrections

E T S– Praxis

PO Box 6051

Princeton, NJ 08541-6051

For additional information, see

• File Corrections (

page 13

)

Scoring Services

Additional Score Reports:

1-800-772-9476 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands,

Puerto Rico, and Canada) Monday–Friday

8 a. m.–7:45 p. m. ET

These scoring services are only available if

you have tested in the past 10 years and are

paying by credit or debit card.

Please have the following information ready

when you call:

• Candidate ID

• Test Date

• Date of Birth

For additional information, see

• Additional Score Reports (

page 29

)

• Score Review Service (

page 29

)

ETS Oce of Testing Integrity

(OTI)

Office Hours: Monday–Friday 7:30 a.m.–

5:30 p.m. ET

Phone:

Phone: 1-800-750-6991 (U.S., U.S. Virgin

Islands, Puerto Rico, and Canada)

1-609-406-5430 (all other locations)

Email:

TSReturns@ets.org

For general questions about acceptable ID, call:

1-800-772-9476 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands,

Puerto Rico, and Canada)

1-609-771-7395 (all other locations)

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Registration Information

https://praxis.ets.org/test-taker/register-

process.html

Note:

Some states require a Social Security number

(SSN) to process teacher certification paperwork.

Check your state’s requirements page at

https://praxis.ets.org

to see if your state requires a

SSN with your test score reports. ETS does not require

your SSN for its own purposes, but will submit it to

your state agency with your test results. Failure to

provide your SSN could delay your state’s processing

of your certification application.

Fees for Tests and Related Services

Praxis Test Fees

Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators Tests

A reduced test fee is available when the Core

combined test is selected at the time of registration.

To qualify for the reduced fee, you are required to

take the three Core tests (Reading, Writing, and

Mathematics) at the same time, on the same test date.

When you register for the combined test, use test

code 5752. Testing fees are listed below.

•

1 test $90

• 2 tests registered together $180

• 3 tests registered together $270

• Core Combined (5752) $150

Praxis Subject Assessments

• Selected-response test $130

• Constructed-response test (includes tests

containing both selected-response and

constructed-response items)

$156

• American Sign Language Proficiency

Interview (0634) $165

• Audiology (5343) $146

• Reading for Virginia Educators tests $130

• School Psychologist (5403) $156

• Speech-Language Pathology (5331) $146

• World Language test $170

Praxis Content Knowledge for Teaching Tests

• Elementary Education: Content Knowledge for

Teaching test (7811) $209

• Elementary Education: Reading and Language

Arts—CKT (7812) $78

• Elementary Education: Mathematics—

CKT (7813)

$78

• Elementary Education: Science—

CKT (7814) $64

• Elementary Education: Social Studies

(7815) $64

Praxis Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects

Tests

• Master Test $180

• Subtests $64

Fees are subject to change without notice. The above

amounts are exclusive of any Value Added or similar taxes,

which will be added to these amounts, if applicable.

Test and test-related fees are inclusive of any sales, use,

value-added or similar taxes. In jurisdictions where the

customer is required to account for any local taxes due,

the price remitted to ETS excludes those taxes. In those

circumstances, it is the sole responsibility of the customer

to pay those taxes to the local tax authority. ETS is not

responsible or liable for collecting and remitting those

taxes on the customer's behalf.

In the jurisdictions* noted, test and test-related fees are

exclusive of any sales, use, value-added or similar taxes

and will be added to the order when it is placed.

Chile, Nigeria, Turkey, Colombia, Australia,

Singapore, India, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam,

Canada and the United States. (effective beginning

January 1, 2024)

State Surcharges per Test

A $5 surcharge applies to all Praxis Subject

Assessments that are delivered at Nevada test centers.

The surcharge does not apply to the Praxis Core tests.

Special Services (nonrefundable)

$50 each Additional score reports

$35 Telephone registration

$40 Date/Center change.

3% A 3% online service fee applies to all

online transactions.

You can change your test date or test center, but

not the test you registered for. If you need to take a

different test, the appointment must be canceled and

a new one created.

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Score Review Service

$65 per test *

* Score reviews are only available for tests containing constructed-response

questions. See “Score Review Service” on p. 29 for additional information.

Forms of Payment

Online: Register online and make a payment with

any of the following:

• Credit or debit card – American Express®,

Diners Club International®, Discover®, JCB®,

MasterCard®, RuPay Global, UnionPay®, or VISA®

•

PayPal®

• Authorization voucher

o Note: If you are testing in Nigeria, Visa, PayPal,

American Express, Discover, China Union

Pay, Diners Club, JCB and Rupay Global are

accepted.

•

The final charge for on-lines transactions

includes a non-refundable 3% online service

fee. This fee allows ETS to deliver high quality

products and customer experience and support.

Phone: If you have previously created a Praxis account

online and you are testing at a U.S. test center, you may

to register by phone. At least three full days before

your test date, call ETS at 1-800-772-9476 Monday–

Friday, 8 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. ET, and pay by credit card,

debit card or authorization voucher.

Payment Policy

• Cash payments cannot be accepted.

• If you have an outstanding balance in your

account, your scores will be withheld, and an

additional non-refundable service fee of US$30

will be added to your account.

•

Services may be withheld for nonpayment of

fees.

• All outstanding balances incurred from prior ETS

tests and/or services must be paid in full in order

to register for any future ETS test or service.

•

When registering online candidat

es may be

given the option to pay in the local currency

supported by their card issuer or in USD.

•

During the payment process you may be asked

by your card-issuing bank to verify cardholder

identity by entering an authentication code.

Failure to enter the required information or

entry of invalid information will result in the

sale being rejected. If you don’t know your

3D-Secure passcode or password, and you are

not being given the option to enroll online in

the bank’s pop-up screen, then you will need to

contact your bank.

•

Educational Testing Service reserves the right

to add or delete payment options at its own

discretion and without notice.

Refund Policy

If you cancel your registration no later than three

days before your test date, you will automatically

receive a refund equivalent to half of the test fee. The

remainder of your payment will be retained to cover

expenses for processing your registration and holding

space at the test center.

•

Cash refunds are not available.

• There are no refunds for test preparation

materials, additional services, or service fees.

• Refunds will be processed in the same currency

and credited back to the original payment

method. Note: if for any reason the refund cannot

be processed, ETS representative may need to

contact you. Please ensure your Praxis contact

information is accurate.

•

Refunds will not be given if you do not follow

proper registration procedures and/or fail to

present the required identification documents

on test day.

•

If you are absent from or arrive too late to take

the test at the test administration for which you

registered, you are not entitled to a refund.

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Fee Waivers

A limited number of fee waivers are available for

enrolled under-graduate or graduate students who

meet all eligibility requirements.

To be eligible

1. You must be receiving financial aid.

2. You must be an enrolled undergraduate

or graduate student and provide a current

Enrollment Verification Certificate (you are

ineligible if you have a master’s degree or a

doctorate) from your institution. The Enrollment

Verification Certificate must include a school seal

or National Student Clearinghouse watermark or

the signature of your Registrar.

You must provide the 2024–25 FAFSA

Student

Aid Report (SAR) that shows an Expected Family

Contribution (EFC) of $3,000 or less

4. The registered test must be required by an

authorized score recipient.

To be considered for a fee waiver for a test, submit

a completed Fee Waiver Request form (https://

praxis.ets.org/on/demandware.static/-/Library-

Sites-ets-praxisLibrary/default/pdfs/fee-waiver-

request.pdf) Enrollment Verification Certificate, and

SAR by the appropriate deadline listed on the form.

All fee waiver requests are processed on a first-come,

first-served basis. You are eligible for a fee waiver

only once during a testing year. If you qualify for a

fee waiver, the test fees for up to three Praxis Core

Academic Skills for Educators tests or one Praxis

Subject Assessment may be waived. If you are

requesting a fee waiver for all three Core tests, the

voucher issued to you will be for the combined Core

test (code 5752). Using the voucher for the combined

test will allow you to register to take all three tests on

the same test date. (Note: state surcharges still apply

for Nevada and will not be waived if your fee waiver

request is approved—see “Fees for Tests and Related

Services” on

page 10

If Your Primary Language Is Not English (PLNE)

Praxis tests are only given in English. If you are a test

taker whose primary language is not English (PLNE),

you may be eligible for extended testing time. Test

takers who meet E

TS requirements will be allowed 50

percent additional testing time.

PLNE acc

ommodations are not offered for language

tests.

How to Apply for PLNE

Your request for PLNE accommodations must include

the following:

A completed Certification of Documentation

form (

page 38

The Program has the right to request further

verification, if needed, of the professional’s

credentials and expertise relevant to the

certification of documentation form. A business

card or school seal or school stamp must be

affixed to the certification of documentation

form.

A completed Eligibility Form for Test Takers

Whose Primary Language Is Not English (

page 39

3. A completed Test Authorization Voucher Request

Form (page 34) and appropriate fees. Be sure to

check the box at the top of the form to indicate

that you are requesting testing accommodations.

You can mail or email your documents to ETS. If

you email or mail them, do NOT include credit card

information on the Test Authorization Voucher

Request form. Mail all documents to: E

T S –Praxis,

PO Box 6054, Princeton, NJ 08541-6054 or

email them to

disability.re[email protected]. Once

your accommodation request is approved, E

will contact you with an approval letter and

instructions on how to register.

Test appointments are scheduled based on

availability, and not all tests are offered year-round.

Please plan ahead and check test date availability

before requesting accommodations, and allow

approximately 3 weeks before your intended test

date for the processing of your request. Requests

that are received late, are on outdated forms, or are

incomplete will be returned to you unprocessed. All

documentation must be approved before you can

TS will make every effort to evaluate all

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requests in a timely manner. If further verification of

the professional’s credentials and expertise relevant

to the documentation submitted is needed, it is

possible that testing will be delayed until the next

applicable test date.

TS recognizes the right of individuals to

confidentiality with regard to documentation

supplied by and about them that may be stored in

files held by E

TS and the concomitant responsibility

of ETS to safeguard information in its files from

unauthorized disclosure.

Using Previously Approved PLNE

Accommodations for Subsequent

Praxis Tests

If you previously registered and ETS approved

your accommodation(s), you may request the

same accommodation(s) for additional Praxis tests

(excluding language tests) on subsequent test dates.

Please allow approximately three weeks before your

intended test date for the processing of your request.

To request that your approved PLNE accommodations

be provided for subsequent Praxis tests, please email

stassd@ets.org with the following information:

•

A written statement asking that your approved

PLNE accommodation(s) be applied to

additional Praxis test(s)

•

Your full first and last name

• Your Praxis ID number

• Test Code(s) for the test(s) you are taking

• Test Name(s) for the test(s) you are taking

The request must be approved before you register.

When you have been approved, ETS will email an

acknowledgment. Please wait for your email

approval before registering for the test.

Telephone Registration

Fee: $35 (in addition to applicable surcharge

and test fees) To register by telephone, you must

have already created a Praxis account online, at

https://praxis.ets.org. Now includes selected

overseas centers as well. Test takers calling to register

for a test must call at least 4 days before their

intended test date—test appointments are scheduled

based on availability. Pleas

e see https://praxis.ets.

org/test-taker/register-process.html for testing

schedules.

File Corrections

You may not change your name on the file. If your

name has changed for any reason, including marriage

or divorce, you must create a new online Praxis

account providing your name exactly as it appears

on the primary identification you will present on

test day.

If your file contains an error, make corrections to your

date of birth, Social Security number, the spelling

of your name, or other information at least one

day before the test administration to ensure that

your scores are reported with the correct personal

information. To make corrections to your date of

birth, Social Security number, or other information,

sign into your Praxis account and select “Update

Personal or Contact Information” in the “Manage

Profile” section and make the appropriate change.

To correct the spellin

g of your name, contact ETS at

[email protected] or 1-800-772-9476, and provide the

information as it now exists in the file, along with the

change(s) requested.

If you made corrections after the test administration

and need your scores resent to a score recipient, you

may order an Additional Score Report (ASR) online, by

mail, phone, or fax. ASRs cost $50 per score recipient

(see page 29).

Change or Cancel Your Test Registration

Make Changes to Your Testing Appointment

There are two ways you can change your test center,

test date or test time for a current test registration:

•

change online

• contact ETS at 1-800-772-9476 (U.S., U.S. Virgin

Islands, Puerto Rico and Canada) or 1-609-771-

7395 (all other locations).

Note: You must make changes at least 3 days before

your appointment (not including the day of your

test) or your fees will be forfeited. For example, the

deadline to make changes to a Friday appointment is

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Tuesday at 11:59 p.m. ET. ETS cannot guarantee that

the testing time or test center you are now requesting

will be available. There is a $40 fee for this service.

Cancel a Test

There are two ways you can cancel a test for which

you are currently registered:

•

change online

• contact ETS at 1-800-772-9476 (U.S., U.S. Virgin

Islands, Puerto Rico, and Canada) or 1-609-771-

7395 (all other locations)

Note: You must cancel your test at least 3 days

before the test date or your fees will be forfeited.

If you cancel your original test by the appropriate

deadline, you may be eligible for a refund of 50

percent of your test fees.

To cancel your registration online, log into your

Praxis account at least 3 days before your original

appointment (not including the day of your test). Your

refund will be processed automatically. To cancel a

test registration by mail, send a written request via

email to [email protected] or use the Refund Request

Form, which is downloadable from the Praxis website

at https://praxis.ets.org. Please be sure to:

•

Provide the name of the test(s) canceled, your

name, address, phone number, date of birth,

your Candidate ID, and the canceled test date.

•

Mail the form to Praxis, Registration Refund,

P.O.Box6051, Princeton, NJ 08541-6051, USA.

The request must be received at least 3 days before

your test date (not including the day of your test).

Surcharges, if applicable, will be refunded.

Test Retake Policy

Tests must be retaken on a date that is at least 28

days after the previous test date. For example: If you

take a test on the first of the month, you cannot

retake it until the 29th day of the month. (Note: If you

take a test that is comprised of subtests, such as

Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects (5001),

Elementary Education: Three Subject Bundle (5901),

Pennsylvania Gra

des 4–8 Core Assessment (5152), or

Elementary Education: Content Knowledge for

Teaching (7801), you cannot retake a subtest until

after the 28-day period.) This applies even if you

canceled your sco

res on a test taken previously. If you

violate this restriction, the scores from your retest will

be canceled by E

TS and your test fees will not be

refunded.

Note: The test retake policy will be enforced even

if a violation is not immediately identified (e.g.,

inconsistent registration information) and test scores

have been reported. In such cases, the invalid scores

will be canceled and score recipients will be notified

of the cancellation.

Acknowledgment and Data Retention

Acknowledgment

This Acknowledgment, including the Privacy Notice

at www.ets.org/legal/privacy, contains the terms

and conditions between you and Educational Testing

Service (“E

TS,” “we,” “us,” “our”) regarding the ETS

test you are now registering for and/or the testing

products and services you are now requesting (these

are together referred to as “Testing Services”). It

applies to all actions you take regarding the Testing

Services, including creating an online account,

providing survey information regarding a test that

you take, requesting one of our services relating to

the test and completing a test or product order and

providing payment information.

Personal Information

In registering for the Testing Services, you

acknowledge and agree that we have the right to

obtain, collect, store, use, disclose (including to

public authorities and score recipients), extract

and transmit (collectively “use”) the personal

information you provide, including your full name,

home address, email address, telephone number,

social security or similar number, passport number,

national ID number, gender, nationality, age, date of

birth, responses to other background information

questions, test administration date and details,

payment information and how you specifically use

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our Website. This also includes our use of biometric

data (including fingerprints, audio recordings, facial

images and video files) provided by you in the

course of your registering for and participating in the

Testing Services. All of the above data is referred to as

“Personal Information.” Which Personal Information

we hold, how we use it and how long we hold it for

may be subject to legal limitations in the jurisdiction

in which you receive the Testing Services. E

TS strives

to meet these legal requirements, and further

information on how we do so is provided below.

How We Use Your Personal Information

We use your Personal Information to:

• complete any registration, purchases or other

transactions you request

• improve our products and services, and

identify, develop and offer new or expanded

products and services

•

improve and personalize your experience on

the Website, and customize the content and/or

format of the pages you visit

•

subject to your opting-in (see page 16), notify

you about updates, products, services and/

or special offers from E

TS, its affiliates and

selected third parties

• ask you to participate in brief surveys or

provide other information

• generate aggregate statistical studies and

conduct research ourselves or jointly with

others related to our products and services and

the use of our Website

If you agree (or have agreed) under other agreements

with E

TS that we may use your Personal Information

in additional ways, those other agreements will not

be limited by this separate Acknowledgment.

International Transfer

ETS, its Website, and its servers are located in the

United States. Therefore, your information, including

Personal Information, will be transferred from

your location to the United States in accordance

with applicable laws. It may also be transferred

directly from your location or via the U.S. to other

countries who provide processing services to E

TS,

all at the direction of ETS and in accordance with

applicable laws. In accepting this Acknowledgment,

you are agreeing to cross-border transfers of your

information, including your Personal Information.

If you do not agree to these cross-border transfers,

then you should refrain from using the Website. You

may have a right under applicable law to revoke your

consent to the international transfer of your Personal

Information. If you do so, we are unlikely to be able to

continue providing the Testing Services to you.

Third-Party Disclosure

We communicate your Personal Information to

certain third parties, within the jurisdiction of your

location and elsewhere, with whom we have a direct

or indirect business or contract relationship in order

to provide you with the Testing Services you have

requested. These third parties assist with various

aspects of the delivery of the Testing Services,

including security services and score distribution

services.

Your Rights

In some instances, under applicable laws, you have

the right to withdraw your consent and require us to

delete your Personal Information should the lawful

purposes for which we hold it cease. You may also

request that we correct your Personal Information if

it is incorrect, inaccurate, misleading or incomplete.

To protect your privacy and security, we will take

reasonable steps to verify your identity before

granting access or making corrections.

If required under applicable laws, at your request and

on satisfactory proof of identity (as determined by

TS), we will provide you (i) confirmation that we hold

your Personal Information, (ii) details or a description

of the Personal Information we hold in an intelligible

form; (iii) information of how we came to hold the

Personal Information, the purposes for which we are

using it, and in some cases the methods and logic we

use in processing the Personal Information; (iv) further

corporate information regarding E

TS and, in some

circumstances, the other corporate entities who may

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process the Personal Information on behalf of ETS.

To request any of the above actions, please contact

us at: Educational Testing Service, 660 Rosedale Road,

Princeton, NJ 08541, USA, email: ets[email protected]rg

You may also have the right under certain applicable

laws to complain to a regulatory authority in your

country if you believe we have not processed your

Personal Information in compliance with applicable

laws.

Further Communications

We ask you to provide your contact details, including

email address, telephone and mobile phone details.

We use this information so that we can quickly

provide you with information (principally by way of

email, telephone, SMS or other electronic means)

regarding the Testing Services you have requested

and to provide you with information about other

testing products and services (which we will do

in accordance with applicable laws). When you

receive communications from us about other testing

products and services, you will have the opportunity

of subsequently opting-out of receiving these, and

our communications will contain instructions on

how to do so. Remember, however, that we may still

send emails or call you in order to provide the Testing

Service you have purchased or otherwise requested

from us.

Governing Law

You agree that this Acknowledgment will be

governed by and construed in accordance with the

laws of the United States and the State of New Jersey,

without regard to principles of conflict of laws.

Additional Information

This paragraph containing additional information

is of general application, but it is also provided

for purposes of the EU General Data Protection

Regulation when it comes into force (to the extent the

Regulation is applicable to you in the context of the

Testing Services): E

TS Corporate Details (including

contact details): Educational Testing Service, 660

Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ 08541, USA, email:

etsinfo@ets.org.

Purpose and Legal Bas

is for Processing: To provide

tests and testing services as requested, including

processing for the administration of tests, such

as marking and score reporting to test takers and

nominated score recipients.

Legitimate Interests relied upon: E

TS requires your

Personal Information for purposes of administering

educational tests and providing these tests in a

secure manner so that test takers receive accurate

results and test qualifications are recognized by

intended score recipients.

International Transfers: Data will be transferred

to data processors engaged by E

TS in various

jurisdictions outside of the EEA, depending on the

particular Testing Services requested. These transfers

are made in accordance with the acknowledgment

you have given above and intercompany and third

party transfer agreements, in accordance with

applicable laws.

Personal Information Retention: Personal Information

is generally held for 5 years from the date of its

submission. This period may be extended by E

TS if

the score for the Testing Service you require remains

valid for a longer period (which information is usually

contained in your testing result information), if the

Testing Service you have requested is being reviewed

or if our legitimate interest in retaining your Personal

Information remains in place. It also may be shorter if

we no longer require your Personal Information (for

example, if you have expressed interest in a test but

have not taken one). You may contact us at etsinfo@

ets.org if you require further information.

Data Subject Rights: In addition to the rights

described above, you may have data portability

rights. For security reasons, most testing

organizations will require that Personal Information

be obtained directly from you and this may limit the

usefulness of your data portability rights.

Supervisory Body: Please contact the national data

processing authority in the jurisdiction in which you

receive the Testing Services.

For Hong Kong Residents only: Subject to applicable

laws regarding our use of your Personal Information,

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we will not use your Personal Information if we do not

reasonably believe that such use is in your interests.

In order for us to supply you with the Testing

Services, you must supply us with your Personal

Information to complete any registration, purchase or

other transaction you request online and/or perform

any of our other contractual obligations to you which

requires us to have the Personal Information.

For Australian Residents only: please be informed

that if you agree to the overseas disclosure of the

information or transfer of your data outside of

Australia, E

TS and its affiliates will not be required

to take reasonable steps to ensure that ETS or its

affiliates’ use of such data outside of Australia does

not breach the Australian Privacy Principles.

For Canadian Residents only: This is the notification

that E

TS is required to provide to Canadian residents.

Please see above regarding International Data

Transfers. Where we transfer Personal Data to third

parties we contractually require third parties to

have a written procedures in place that comply with

the requirements of the applicable privacy laws in

Canada.

For Singapore Residents only: In connection with the

transfer of your Personal Information outside of

Singapore, E

TS believes that the laws of the recipient

country of your Personal Information will provide a

standard of protection comparable to the applicable

laws of Singapore.

Contact Information

If you have questions or requests concerning our use

of your Personal Information, you should contact:

[email protected].

By indicating “Accept,” you expressly and voluntarily

acknowledge and agree to the terms and conditions

on page 16, particularly those relating to our use

of biometric data and the international transfer of

Personal Information.

Data Retention

Educational Testing Service shall at all times protect

your personal information with operational,

administrative, technical and physical security

safeguards. Unless your photograph or other

biometric samples taken on the day of the test during

the check-in or registration process are being used in

connection with a test security investigation, E

shall retain them for a maximum of three years unless

local regulations limit retention.

If you are a minor as determined by applicable law and living outside of the

United States, to the extent required by applicable law, the person clicking

“Accept” must be a parent or guardian.

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On Test Day

https://praxis.ets.org/test-takers/about-the-

test.html

We will keep your information as required to meet

the following requirements:

•

Protect against fraud, theft, and

misrepresentation by unauthorized test takers

• Purpose of identity verification

• Maintain integrity of the testing process

Identification (ID) Requirements

All test takers are responsible for bringing valid and

acceptable identification each time they report to a

test center. It is your responsibility to ensure that your

ID documents are up to date and available on the day

of the test.

Your ID requirements depend on your country

of citizenship and where you plan to test. Please

read the specific section for acceptable primary

and supplemental ID documents and allowed

exceptions.

•

You are responsible for ensuring that the first

and last names you used to register exactly

match the first and last names on the ID

document(s) you will present at the test center.

•

If your name has changed since you registered

for a test, you must ensure that you have

appropriate ID matching the name on your

registration to show at the test center. It is

recommended that you have ID in the correct

name BEFORE you complete the registration

process. Additionally, you must create a

new online Praxis account providing your

name exactly as it appears on the primary

identification you will present on test day.

During the creation of your new account,

we advise that you leave the Social Security

number (SSN) field blank to avoid technical

issues. After the new account is created, you

will have the opportunity to enter your SSN

by clicking the “Update Personal or Contact

Information” link.

•

ID verification at check-in at the test center may

include:

o Biometric voice and photo identification

o Fingerprinting/thumbprinting

o Video surveillance

o Signature comparison

If you refuse to participate, you may not be permitted

to test and you will forfeit your test fees. This is in

addition to the requirement that you must present

acceptable and valid identification.

•

If the test administrator questions the ID

you present, you may be required to provide

supplemental ID. If positive confirmation

cannot be made, you may not be permitted to

test or your test score may be withheld.

•

All test takers are encouraged to bring at least

two forms of acceptable ID each time they

report to a test center. Prior admission to a test

center based on a given ID document does not

assure that that document will be considered

acceptable. Test centers are not required to

hold your seat if you leave the center to obtain

acceptable identification.

•

Admission to the test center does not assure

that the ID you provided is valid or that your

scores will be reported. All reported cases of

questionable ID are subject to review and

approval by the E

TS Office of Testing Integrity

either during or after the test administration.

TS reserves the right to withhold and/

or cancel scores in the event that the ID

requirements set forth herein are not met.

•

You may be required to show your ID and/

or to sign a test center log at various points

throughout the test administration.

•

Your test fees will not be refunded if you are

not permitted to test or if your scores are

withheld or canceled because of invalid or

unacceptable ID.

ID Document Requirements

With few exceptions, ID documents must meet all of

the following requirements. Each ID document must:

•

be an original document; photocopied

documents are not acceptable and documents

cannot be presented on a cell phone or any

other electronic device

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• be a government-issued national/state/province

identity card that is recognized by the country in

which you are a citizen or permanent resident

•

be valid and cannot be expired. As of

January 1, 2023, ETS no longer accepts expired

drivers' licenses.

•

bear the test taker’s first and last name and

match your name exactly (including accents) as

you entered it when you registered

•

bear a recent photograph that clearly matches

the test taker

• bear the test taker’s signature; the name and

signature must match

• See “Unacceptable Documents” on the

next page.

See Exceptions and Requirements on page 20 if:

• you are testing in Mainland China, Bangladesh,

India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, the United

Arab Emirates, or the Philippines

•

you are testing outside your country of

citizenship

• you are not a U.S. citizen and you are testing in

the U.S., including renewal of documents

• you are a Citizen of European Union, Schengen

Zone, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Arab

country, or Mercosur countries

•

you have a multiple-part last name

• you are in the process of renewing your driver’s

license

• you are testing in your country of citizenship

and your primary ID does not possess a

signature

•

you are in the military and your Military ID does

not contain your signature

• you have been granted political asylum or

refugee status

• you have any questions about the acceptability

of your ID document(s)

Acceptable Primary ID Documents

The following government-issued ID documents are

acceptable for admission to a test center within your

country of citizenship:

•

Passport

• Passport Card (United States only—must be

accompanied by valid supplemental ID)

• Driver’s license (including provisional driver’s

license as outlined under “Driver’s License

Renewals”).

•

State or Province ID card (including those

issued by the motor vehicle agencies)

• National ID card

• Military ID card

Supplemental ID Documents

• You may be required to provide a supplemental

ID if the test administrator questions your

primary ID document and/or if your primary ID

document is otherwise acceptable but does not

bear your full name, photograph or signature.

•

If your supplemental ID does not have

a signature, you may present a second

government-issued photo ID. If you cannot

present two forms of government-issued,

photo-bearing identification in the same name

as the name on your registration, you will not

be permitted to take the test.

•

Supplemental ID documents may not be used

to resolve last name discrepancies. The last

name on your primary ID must match the name

on your registration.

The following ID documents are generally acceptable

as supplemental ID:

•

Government-issued ID card (including, but

not limited to, those listed under Primary ID

Documents earlier in this section)

•

Student ID card

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• Confirmation of identity letter from your

educational institution. This letter must be

typed or printed on the original letterhead of

the educational institution you attend(ed) and,

in addition to meeting all of the ID Document

Requirements listed earlier in this section, must

include your date of birth and the date issued.

Additionally, a school official’s signature and

the school seal must be present and both must

overlap your photograph. Such letters are valid

for only one year from the date issued.

Unacceptable Documents

The following documents are not acceptable as

primary or supplemental ID under any circumstances:

•

Any document that is photocopied or expired

• Any ID document presented at the center on a

cell phone or any other electronic device except

in the Republic of Korea, where some digital IDs

are permitted

•

Any document that does not bear your first

and last names exactly as they appear on your

registration

•

International driver’s license

• Draft classification card

• International student ID

• Credit/debit card of any kind

• Notary-prepared letter or document

• Birth certificate

• Social Security card

• Employee ID card

• Temporary ID card, excluding driver’s license,

resident card, and employment authorization

card renewals

•

Diplomatic, consulate or embassy ID card

• Any document that is not recognized by a

government agency

• Aadhaar Card

Exceptions and Requirements:

Testing in Canada

A test taker who is not a Canadian citizen and cannot

present a pas

sport can be admitted to a Canadian

test center with one of the following alternative ID

documents. If the alternative document is missing

your photo or signature, it must be presented along

with a secondary ID, such as a driver’s license, student

ID card, letter of identity from a school or sponsoring

agency, or Canadian Health Card.

•

Record of Landing/Permanent Resident Card

(IMM1000)

• Notice of Decision (for a Convention Refugee)

or Refugee Protection Claimant Document

(IMM1442)

Testing in Mainland China

• Residents of Mainland China must present a

valid Second Generation National Resident

ID Card.

•

Residents of Taiwan must present their Travel

Permit to Mainland China.

• Citizens from all other countries and locations

must present a valid passport.

Testing in Taiwan

Residents of China must present their travel permit to

Taiwan.

Testing in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and

Nigeria

You MUST present a valid passport with your name,

photograph and signature as your primary ID

document. There are no exceptions to this policy.

Testing in Saudi Arabia

If you are working in Saudi Arabia and are not a

citizen, you may use your employer-sponsored Iqama

Residence Identification along with a supplemental ID

that includes your name, photograph and signature.

You must present two forms of identification.

Testing in the Philippines

In the Philippines you may present a Social Security

System ID Card, issued by the Republic of the

Philippines, that includes your name, photograph and

signature along with a supplemental ID from the list

of acceptable supplemental ID documents.

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Driver’s license renewal certicate—Temporary

Policy for the Philippines

If your driver’s license is expired and you have been

issued a renewal certificate receipt, providing both

documents together is acceptable as long as the

name on the expired driver’s license and the name on

the renewal certificate are the same.

Testing in United Arab Emirates

• Government-issued national/state/province

identity card including the Emirates Identity

Card

Testing Outside Your Country of Citizenship

• You must present a valid passport with your

name, photograph and signature as your

primary ID document. See “Supplemental ID

Documents” on page 19.

•

Non-U.S. citizens testing within the U.S. must

present a passport that meets all of the ID

document requirements listed earlier in this

section.

•

Diplomatic and embassy ID cards cannot be

used as primary identification in place of a

passport.

•

If your passport is not written in English-

language letters, you must also present a

supplemental ID that contains your name; a

recent, recognizable photo; signature; and is

in English. If you do not have a supplemental

ID and the test center staff cannot read the

language in which it is written, you may not be

permitted to take the test.

•

U.S. Test Centers only: The following

documents may be acceptable in lieu of a valid

passport for admission if presented with an

acceptable supplemental ID. If you are in the

process of renewing the document and have

the expired document in your possession, you

may present it together with the government-

issued renewal extension letter.

•

Permanent Resident Card/Resident Alien Card

or government-issued renewal authorization

form.

• Temporary Resident Card or government-issued

renewal authorization form.

• Employment Authorization Card or

government-issued renewal form.

• Mexican Border Crosser Card (This form of ID

may be accepted only at test centers within

25 miles of the Mexican border.)

Testing in European Union/Schengen Zone/Gulf

Cooperation Council (GCC) Arab Countries/

Mercosur Countries

• If you are testing in a European Union,

Schengen Zone, Arab States of the Gulf (GCC)

countries or Mercosur countries other than the

one where you reside, you can use your valid

national or European identity card, if you have

one. The card must contain your name; a recent,

recognizable photo; your date of birth; and your

signature. If this identification does not contain

all of these elements, you will be required to

present a second ID from the list of acceptable

secondary identifications.

Multiple-Part Last Name

If the ID document you will present on the day

of the test contains a multiple-part last name,

your registration must exactly match your ID. You

cannot use a supplemental ID to resolve last name

discrepancies.

Driver’s License Renewals

• If you are in the U.S. military and your driver’s

license has an official extension sticker

validating that your driver’s license has been

extended, this can be used as supplemental ID

along with your U.S. Military ID.

•

If your driver’s license has expired but you

present it along with your original Department

of Public Safety renewal certificate, these two

documents together are acceptable if the

names on both documents match exactly. If a

provisional driver’s license is issued in lieu of

a renewal certificate, it will be accepted as a

primary ID document if it contains your photo,

signature, and an expiration date.

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Military ID Without Signature

If your Military ID does not contain your signature,

you must present a supplemental ID.

Unable to Meet ID Requirements

If you have been granted political asylum, have

refugee status or are otherwise unable to meet the

identification requirements, you must contact the E

Office of Testing Integrity (OTI) at least seven days

before registering to test. You must receive approval

from O

TI before you may register. You should also

be prepared to submit any requested documents to

TI for review before receiving approval. If you do

not contact OTI before you register, and as a result

you are not permitted to test or your test scores are

withheld, your test fees will not be refunded.

ETS Office of Testing Integrity (O

TI)

Office Hours: Monday–Friday 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. ET

Email:

TSReturns@ets.org

Phone: 1-800-750-6991 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands,

Puerto Rico, and Canada)

1-609-406-5430 (all other locations)

For general questions about acceptable ID, call:

1-800-772-9476 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico,

and Canada)

1-609-771-7395 (all other locations)

If you do not contact the E

TS Office of Testing

Integrity before registering and are not permitted to

test, you will forfeit your registration and test fees.

Test Center Procedures

and Regulations

General Guidelines on Test Day at Home

Be sure to follow all testing rules. Otherwise, your test

can be canceled and your fee won’t be refunded.

•

Don't use any unauthorized materials, including

mobile devices, prewritten notes or textbooks.

• Personal recording devices of any kind are

strictly prohibited.

• You must disable any screen-sharing or remote-

access software (such as Zoom, Skype™,

TeamViewer™, Microsoft Teams™ and Apple

Remote Desktop™) prior to the test. It must

remain disabled throughout the test. Make sure

that the software will not open automatically

during the test.

•

Don't communicate with anyone else except the

proctor during the test administration, including

scheduled, optional, or unscheduled breaks.

•

There may be references to using a headset

during your test. Ignore these; headsets are NOT

allowed in the tests at home.

•

Some, but not all, tests offer you an opportunity

to view unofficial scores at the end of your

testing session. At the end of the test session,

but before reviewing the unofficial score

information, the computer gives you the

option to report or cancel your score. Once you

have chosen to report the score, it cannot be

canceled. If you cancel your score, it will not be

reported and it cannot be reinstated on your

record. You also will not receive a refund if you

choose to cancel your score.

•

Most tests don't offer a scheduled break.

However, you have the option to take a short,

unscheduled break. (Policy Update Notice

(Posted March 2024): Starting June 1, 2024,

for any test taker attempting Speech-Language

Pathology (5331) or Audiology (5343) via live

remote proctoring (LRP) (i.e., At-Home Testing),

no breaks, whether scheduled or unscheduled

are permitted. Any test taker taking an

unscheduled break during an LRP session will

immediately invalidate their test, not be eligible

for a refund and must wait twenty-eight (28)

days before their next attempt. Breaks that

abide by the exam and test center policies

(including those pursuant to a test taker's

approved accommodation) will continue to

be permitted at in-person test centers.) If you

choose to take an unscheduled break, your test

clock will NOT stop. Because timing will not

stop for this break, it is recommended that you

return from the break as quickly as possible. If

you are taking any of the following tests, you

can take a short, unscheduled restroom break

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after the conclusion of one test, but before

completing review of the General Directions for

the next test. Your test clock won't start until

you return and complete the General Directions.

For more information, please review Praxis Test

Center Procedure or SLS Test Center Procedures.

o Praxis

Core Academic Skills for Educators

combined test (5752)

o Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects test

(5001)

o Elementary Education: Content Knowledge

for Teaching (7811)

o Elementary Education: Three Subject

Bundle—Mathematics, Social Studies and

Science (5901)

o Pennsylvania Grades 4–8 Core Assessment

(5152)

General Guidelines on Test Day at a Test Center

• Be sure to bring your ID documents with you to

the test center.

• The test administrator will assign you a seat.

• Test-related information written on clothing

and footwear, ID documents, or on any part of

the body is prohibited.

•

Test centers do not have large waiting areas.

Friends or relatives who accompany you to the

test center will not be permitted to wait in the

test center or be in contact with you while you

are taking the test (or during a break). Except

for E

TS-authorized observers, visitors are not

permitted in the testing room while testing is in

progress or during a break.

•

ETS respects individuals’ privacy and has

implemented procedures to ensure that the

check-in process is completed in a respectful

manner. ETS reserves the right to ensure the

security of test content by using electronic

detection scanning devices (e.g., hand-held

metal detectors/wands) and may also employ

additional security measures such as visual

inspections for unauthorized testing aids

or other wearable technology. Test takers

should be prepared to undergo these security

measur

es to ensure a fair testing environment.

Failure to comply may result in dismissal from

the test and forfeiture of your test fees.

•

To ensure unauthorized aids are not brought

into the testing room, additional visual

inspections of clothing, footwear, and ID

documents may also be conducted. You may

also be required to remove your eyeglasses for

close visual inspection. These inspections will

be done at check-in and upon return from

a break. Unless an inspection is required for use

or possession of an unauthorized aid during the

test session, removal of footwear is prohibited

in the testing room.

•

Personal items other than ID documents

are not allowed in the testing room and are

not permitted during a break. This includes

any phones, tablets, all watches, wearable

technology, and any other electronic, recording,

listening, scanning or photographic devices.

If you are seen using or accessing any of these

electronic devices and/or transmitting data,

including but not limited to text messaging,

email and photographs, your device may be

inspected and/or confiscated. You may not

access your phone during the test or during

breaks to check messages, make a call, check

the time, or for any other reason.

•

Jewelry is prohibited, except for wedding and

engagement rings. Do not wear other jewelry

to the test center.

•

You are required to remain in the test center

building. It is your responsibility to ask the

test administrator for permission to leave the

test center vicinity—for example, to go to the

nearest restroom. If you leave the test center

without permission, you may be dismissed or

your scores canceled.

•

Clothing and other personal items that include,

but are not limited to, hair accessories, neckties,

bowties, hats, scarves, jackets and outerwear

are subject to inspection by the test center

administrator. Refrain from wearing such items

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as tie clips, cuff links, ornate clips, combs,

barrettes, headbands and other hair accessories

on test day, as you may be prohibited from

wearing them in the testing room.

•

Before the test, you will receive instructions

from test center staff regarding where to

store personal items. You cannot access your

personal items during the test administration

except for food, beverages and medication,

which may be accessed during a break.

•

If you fail to follow the instructions of the test

center staff, you will not be permitted to test

and your test fee will not be refunded. Any

violation of these procedures during the test

or during breaks may result in dismissal from

the test center and/or cancellation of your test

scores.

•

Test centers assume no responsibility for

personal items including watches, jewelry or

devices that you choose to bring to the test

center. You may be asked to empty your

pockets, raise your pant legs above your

ankles, pull up your sleeves above your

wrists for visual inspection, and you may be

scanned with a hand-held metal detector

wand. Such inspections are routine prior to

each entry into the testing room. You may

request that the inspections be performed

by a staff member of the same gender and/

or in an area sheltered from the view of

other people. Test center staff will make

every effort to accommodate such requests,

but ETS cannot guarantee that all test

centers will have the necessary staff and

space available.

•

On occasion, weather conditions or other

circumstances beyond the test administrator’s

or E

TS’s control may require a delayed start or

the rescheduling of your test.

Calculators

• Graphing, scientific, and four-function

calculators are allowed or required for some

Praxis tests; for detailed information, see

“Calculator Use” at https://praxis.ets.org. For

Praxis assessments that provide an on-screen

calculator, test takers are NOT permitted to

bring and use their own calculators. They

must use the on-screen calculator provided

in the test. Unless it is specifically stated that

a calculator is permitted or required for a

particular test, calculators may not be used.

ETS reserves the right to take appropriate action

and/or notify appropriate authorities including, but

not limited to, law enforcement authorities, if a test

taker responds in a threatening or disturbing way to

essay or speaking questions or communicates with

TS either verbally or in writing in a threatening or

disturbing manner.

Procedures and Regulations

The following procedures and regulations apply

to tests taken at test centers, during the entire test

session, which begins at sign-in, ends at sign-out, and

includes breaks.

•

Arrive at the testing center at least 30 minutes

before your scheduled appointment time.

• You may be required to read and sign a

Confidentiality and Regulations Agreement at

the test center. If you do not complete and sign

the agreement, you may not be allowed to test

and your fees will NOT be refunded.

•

You may be required to sign the test center

log before and after the test session and any

time you leave or enter the testing room. Other

than ID, personal items (such as handbags and

study materials) are not allowed in the testing

room and may not be accessed during a break,

except for food, beverages, and medication.

Before the test, you will be assigned a locker or

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receive instructions from test center personnel

regarding where you must store personal items.

Storage space is limited, so plan accordingly.

•

The test administrator will provide you with

scratch paper for use during the test to

assist you in working out problems and for

appropriate note-taking during timed sections

of the test. You may not take your own scratch

paper to the test. Scratch paper is not to be

used before the test or during breaks. During

the test, if you have used all of your scratch

paper, you must return it to the test center

staff in order to receive more. You cannot

remove a page or portion of the scratch paper

at any time. All paper, in its entirety, must be

returned to the test center administrator at

the end of the testing session. You may not

write on anything other than the scratch paper

provided (e.g., computer or workstation or ID

document). Scratch paper should NOT be used

during the untimed sections or during breaks.

If you are observed using any documents or

unauthorized papers other than the designated

scratch paper distributed by the test site, they

will be confiscated by the test center staff.

•

For paper-delivered tests administered as an

accommodation for a disability, test takers

may use the test book for scratch work. Scratch

paper is not provided except as an approved

accommodation.

•

Dress comfortably and come prepared for

varying room temperatures. If you need to

remove an item of clothing during the test (e.g.,

sweater), you will be instructed to place it in

the storage area provided by the test center

at check-in. If no storage area is available, the

item of clothing may be hung on the back of

your chair. If you leave the testing room to go

to the storage area, this will be treated as an

unscheduled break; i.e., you will be asked to

sign out/in of the testing room, show ID, etc.

Note: The exam clock will not stop during this

time.

•

Most Praxis tests do not offer a scheduled

break; however, you may take one short,

unscheduled break. If you choose to take an

unscheduled break, your test clock will NOT

stop. Because timing will not stop for this break,

it is recommended that you return from the

break as quickly as possible.

•

If you are taking a combined test, such as

the Core Academic Skills for Educators or

Elementary Education: Multiple Subjects test,

and you take a short, unscheduled break

after the conclusion of one test, but before

completing review of the General Directions

for the next test, your test clock will not start

until you return and complete the General

Directions. Although you will not lose test time

by taking an unscheduled break between tests,

it is recommended that you return from the

break as quickly as possible to avoid running

over the scheduled appointment time. Test

administrators are required to report test takers

who take excessive or extended breaks.

•

If you need to leave your seat at any time other

than a scheduled break, raise your hand; timing

of the section will not st

op.

•

If at any time during the test you have a

problem with your computer, or f

or any reason

need the administrator, raise your hand.

•

Testing premises are subject to videotaping.

• The maximum time allotted for the General

Dir

ections and other untimed sections is 30

minutes. The purpose of the General Directions

is to become familiar with the computer

functions and other important information that

will make your test experience as convenient

as possible. The time you spend on the General

Directions and other untimed sections should

not be for any other purpose. You may not use

scratch paper during this time. Infractions will

be reported to E

TS, and the test administrator

is authorized to dismiss you from the test

administration if you fail to follow the test

administrator’s directions.

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• The testing session is actively monitored by test

center staff. This includes staff walking around,

and entering and leaving the testing room.

Art: Content and Analysis Test (5135)

• IMPORTANT: This Art test requires you to

upload 4 digital images of your artwork in at

least two different media to your My Praxis

account at www.ets.org/mypraxis. Print a

copy of each image from your My Praxis

account. It is extremely important for test

takers to bring the printout of all four digital

reproductions of their work to the testing

site. Test takers will be asked to enter the

image ID as the first line of their responses

when taking the test. These printouts will

not be returned to you, but will be collected at

the test center. You must upload these images

no later than 3 days before your test date. If

you do not bring printouts of these images

with you to the test center, you may not be

permitted to test. For more information about

the requirements for these images, please see

the Study Companion for Art: Content and

Analysis (5135).

Dismissal from a Test Center

A test administrator is authorized to dismiss you from

a test session and/or your scores may be canceled

by E

TS for actions such as, but not limited to, the

following:

•

attempting to take the test for someone else or

having someone else take the test for you

• failing to provide acceptable identification

• obtaining improper access to the test, a part

of the test, or information about the test.

This includes having preknowledge of test

questions or answers in advance of the test

administration, in any form, and/or bringing

such information to the test center in any form,

including on identification documents, stored

in cell phones, or any other method.

•

possessing or using any phones, watches,

wearable technology, or other electronic,

recording, listening, scanning, or photographic

device. Such devices are prohibited at the

test center. If you bring these devices to the

test center, you will be dismissed from the

test, forfeit your test fees, and will have your

scores canceled by E

TS even if dismissal is not

enforced on the day of the test.

• using any aids in connection with the test,

including, without limitation, calculators

(except when approved as a testing

accommodation), all watches, books,

pamphlets, notes, unauthorized scratch paper,

rulers, pens, mechanical pencils, highlighter

pens, scan pens or devices, stereos or radios

with headphones, dictionaries, translators,

compasses, protractors, artificial intelligence

tools/software

•

creating a disturbance (Disruptive behavior

in any form will not be tolerated. The test

administrator and E

TS have sole discretion

in determining what constitutes disruptive

behavior.)

•

attempting to give or receive assistance.

Discussion or sharing of test content or answers

during the test administration, during a break,

or after the test is prohibited. Communication

in any form is not permitted during the test

administration.

•

removing or attempting to remove test content

from the test center. Under no circumstances

may test content or any part of the test content

be removed, reproduced, and/or disclosed by

any means (e.g., hard copy, verbally,

electronically) to any person or entity.

•

tampering with a computer

• attempting to remove any portion of the

scratch paper from the testing room or using

scratch paper during untimed sections or

during a break. If you are observed using any

document other than the designated scratch

paper,

the document will be confiscated by the

test center staff. All paper, in its entirety, must

be returned to the test center administrator at

the end of the testing session.

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ETS takes test security very seriously. Although

tests are administered under strict supervision

and security measures, testing irregularities may

sometimes occur. Please contact E

TS as soon

as possible to report any observed irregular

behavior that is either observed or reported

to you—for example, someone copying from

another test taker, taking a test for someone

else, having access to test questions before the

exam, or using notes or unauthorized aids. All

information will be held in strictest confidence.

Reports of cheating or fraud will be investigated

thoroughly and offenders may be prosecuted to

the full extent of the law.

Phone:

1-800-353-8570 (U.S., U.S. Virgin Islands,

Puerto Rico, and Canada)

1-609-406-5430 (all other locations)

Email: [email protected]g

• bringing a weapon or firearm into the test

center

• bring

ing food, beverages, electronic cigarettes,

or tobacco into the testing room

• leaving the test center building during the test

session or during a break

• leaving the test center vicinity during the test

or during a break without permission

• leaving the testing room without permission.

You are not permitted to go outside the test

center building unless it is to use the restroom

during the test administration, including

breaks.

•

leaving the testing room before the test session

is dismissed

•

taking excessive or extended unscheduled

breaks during the test session. Test

administrators are required to strictly monitor

unscheduled breaks and report test takers who

take excessive or extended breaks.

•

referring to, looking through, or working on any

test, or test section,

when not authorized to do

, or working after time has been called

• failing to follow any of the test administration

regulations contained in this

Bulletin

, given by

the test administrator, or specified in any test

materials

TS reserves the right to take all action—including,

but not limited to, barring you from any future ETS

test and/or canceling your scores—for failure to

comply with test administration regulations or the

test administrator’s directions. If your scores are

canceled, they will not be reported, and your test fees

will not be refunded.

Registering a Complaint

If you think conditions at the test center were such

that you were unable to perform satisfactorily, you

may cancel your score(s) and request a retest. If you

wish to cancel your score(s), you must select the

“Cancel Scores” option at the end of the test. Retests

cannot be offered if the “Report Scores” option has

been selected and the unofficial scores have been

viewed. Complaints must be received in writing no

later than 7 business days after the administration.

Complaints received after this period will not be

accepted. ETS will investigate before responding

to your request. Please see page 9 for additional

information.

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Scores & Score Reports

https://praxis.ets.org/test-taker/getting-

scores.html

Reporting Your Test Scores

If you test in one of the following states, a copy

of your score will automatically be sent to the

state’s education department. However, if you are

not testing in your resident state but want your

state education department to receive your score

report, you must add the state as a score recipient.

This applies to the following states: Alabama,

Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut,

Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Hawaii,

Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland,

Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada,

New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, North

Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon,

Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina,

South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia,

Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming.

If you completed or are planning to complete an

approved teacher education program in Guam,

Maine, Texas, U.S. Virgin Islands, or Wisconsin, you

must designate your educational institution as

a score recipient. If you are applying for licensure

in one of these states, but completed your teacher

preparation in another state, you must submit an E

score report to the Guam Commission for Education

Certification, Maine Department of Education,

State Board for Education Certification, Virgin

Islands Department of Education, or the Wisconsin

Department of Public Instruction along with your

licensure application.

Note to Speech-Language Pathology and

Audiology test takers: Please refer to the Speech-

Language Pathology and Audiology Attending

Institution/Recipient Code List to designate an

attending institution and a score recipient (see

Praxis website).

Your Official Score Report

Your official scores are available to you via your

online account. Official score reporting dates vary,

depending on which test you took. Please see the

Getting Your Praxis Scores (https://praxis.ets.

org/test-taker/getting-scores.html) for additional

information on the score reporting dates. When

your scores are available, you will receive an email

notifying you that your score report is ready to view

online. Score reports are available in your online

account for ten years from the score reporting date.

We encourage you to save a copy of the score report

for your own files.

Scores for the Praxis Core Academic Skills for

Educators (Core): Reading (5713) and Mathematics

(5733) tests are available within 7 calendar days after

the day of the test. Scores for the 5723 Core: Writing

test are available 20 business days after the day of

the test.

Up to four free score recipients may be selected at

the time of registration. If you did not select the score

recipients at the time of registration, you may add

or change these score recipients up to 3 days before

your test date. In order for your attending institution

(college or university where you received training

that most closely relates to the test(s) you are taking)

to receive a copy of your score report, you MUST list

the institution as a score recipient. If you wish to send

your scores to more than four institutions or agencies,

you may purchase additional score reports via your

online account. See the “Additional Score Reports

(ASRs)” section that follows. Your scores for a specific

test will be sent to a designated recipient only if that

institution or agency is eligible to receive those test

scores. For exceptions, please see “Confidentiality of

Information” on page 32. Score reports will list your

current score and highest score earned on each test

taken over the last 10 years.

To obtain an official score report for scores reported

within the last 10 years, but before July 21, 2017, you

will need to order an additional score report. Please

see https://praxis.ets.org/test-takers/sending-

your-scores.html for ordering information.

Your Unofficial Score Report

Praxis tests that include only selected-response

questions will offer you an opportunity to view

unofficial scores at the end of your testing session. If

an unofficial score is not provided for your selected-

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response test, it means that further analysis must

be conducted before scoring can be completed.

This does NOT indicate any problem with the

administration of your test and will NOT result in any

delay of the reporting of your official score. Tests

that include constructed-response questions will

not provide an unofficial score because of the time

needed for your responses to be rated. Test centers

cannot provide printed copies of score reports.

Once you have viewed your scores—whether you

view the unofficial scores at the testing center, or you

view your official score report—you will not have the

option to cancel them. Once your scores have been

canceled, they will not be reported, and they cannot

be reinstated on your record. You will not receive a

refund if you choose to cancel your scores.

Questions That Do Not Count Toward

Your Score

The test(s) you take may include one or more

questions that do not count toward your score. These

“pretest questions” are new questions that are being

tried out in actual test administrations.

Test takers are not told which questions are in this

category because E

TS needs to determine how such

questions function under actual testing conditions.

Scoring Services

Additional Score Reports (ASRs)

Fee: $50 each

At your request, ETS will send your scores and

reportable back-ground information to additional

institutions or agencies. When you register to test, you

may select up to four score recipients for no charge.

You may add or change these score recipients up to

three days after your test by calling Praxis Customer

Service 1-800-772-9476. To make changes more than

three days after the test, you may request additional

score reports for a fee. If you wish to send your scores

to additional recipients, you may order an additional

score report (ASR). You may complete your request

online, by mail, phone, or fax. To make an ASR request

online, log in to your online account on the Praxis test

online registration site. On the “MyPraxis Home” page,

click on “Order Additional Score Reports” under the

“My Test Registrations and Orders” section. Follow the

online instructions to complete your order. To request

an ASR by mail or fax, download and complete the

Additional Score Report form located on the website

at https://praxis.ets.org.

Telegram requests will

not be processed. ETS will process your score report

(indicating only the highest score earned on each test)

within 5 calendar days for online and phone requests

and 7 business days for mailed or faxed requests.

When you ask E

TS to send additional score reports to

institutions or agencies, you automatically authorize

TS to report your highest scores for all tests taken

over the past 10 years. These could include test

results from Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators

tests and Praxis Subject Assessments. (Scores for a

specific test will be sent to a recipient only if that

recipient is eligible to receive those scores.)

If scores have not bee

n reported from a current

administration and you want the institutions or

agencies listed on your Additional Score Report

Request form combined with those listed on your

registration form, check the appropriate box on

the form. Current and highest scores will then be

reported to all recipients requested. The ASR will

include your highest score for each test taken, but will

not include the raw score information that is available

on the original score report. You will automatically

receive a copy of your score report posted to your

online MyPraxis account confirming that your score

report was sent.

Additional Score Report requests are no longer

mailed to test takers. Instead, you have access to an

online score report in your MyPraxis account for 10

years after the score reporting date.

Score Review Service

Fee: $65

All constructed-response and essay scorers have

been carefully trained and follow strict scoring

procedures. Each test that contains one or more

constructed-responses or essays is scored by more

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than one scorer. However, if you feel that your score

for a constructed-response or essay test does not

accurately reflect your performance, you may request

a score review of your test.

To request a score review of a test containing a

constructed-response or essay, download and

complete the Score Review Request form from

the Praxis website at https://praxis.ets.org/

understanding-scores.html and send it to E

TS with

the proper fee. Your request must be received

within 3 months of the test date. If there is a

change in your reported score, the revised score

(which may be higher or lower than your originally

reported score) will be reported to you and to the

recipients of the original score, and your review fee

will be refunded. The test material and your answers

to test questions are not available for disclosure. Your

score for a specific test will be reviewed only once.

(Note: The Score Review service is not available for

selected-response tests because they are scored

electronically.) The Score Review service is also

unavailable for the American Sign Language test

because the original scoring process is exceptionally

rigorous with 3–6 scorers reviewing and contributing

to the scoring of each interview.

Cancellation of Scores by You

Some, but not all, Praxis® tests offer you an

opportunity to view unofficial scores at the end of

your testing session. Before viewing your unofficial

scores, the computer gives you the option of

canceling your scores when you finish each test.

NOTE: If you are taking the Core Combined

test (5752), the Elementary Education: Multiple

Subjects (5001), Elementary Education: Content

Knowledge for Teaching (7811), or the PA Grades

4–8 Core Assessment (5152), and choose to cancel

your scores, scores from ALL sections of that test

will be canceled. Once you have viewed your

scores, they cannot be canceled. If you choose

to cancel your unofficial scores, you cannot view

them on the computer screen and they cannot be

reinstated. You will not receive a refund if you cancel

your scores.

Cancellation of Scores by ETS

ETS strives to report scores that accurately reflect the

performance of every test taker. Accordingly, ETS’s

standards and procedures for administering tests

have two primary goals: giving test takers equivalent

opportunities to demonstrate their abilities, and

preventing any test takers from gaining an unfair

advantage over others. To promote these objectives,

TS reserves the right to cancel any test score

whether or not it has already been reported, and to

take such other actions as ETS deems appropriate,

including banning the test taker from taking any

future ETS test and referring the matter to law

enforcement authorities, when, in E

TS’s judgment:

a testing irregularity occurs; there is an apparent

discrepancy in a test taker’s identification; the

test taker engages in misconduct, including without

limitation having someone else take the test for him/

her, obtaining improper access to test questions or

answers, disclosing test questions or answers to third

parties, plagiarism, or copying or communication;

or the score is invalid for another reason. When ETS

cancels a test score that has already been reported,

it notifies score recipients that the score has been

canceled.

We will provide a copy of the cancellation letter you

receive to recipients of your scores.

Testing Irregularities

“Testing Irregularities” refers to problems with

the administration of a test. Testing irregularities

may result from actions of test takers, test center

personnel, E

TS, or from man-made causes. When

testing irregularities occur, they may affect an

individual or groups of test takers. Such problems

include, without limitation, administrative errors

(such as improper timing, improper seating, defective

materials (e.g., improper or damaged test forms),

and defective equipment); improper access to test

content; and other disruptions of test administrations

(such as natural disasters or other emergencies).

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Scores & Score Reports (continued)

When testing irregularities occur, ETS may decline

to score the test, or cancel the test score. When in

TS’s judgment it is appropriate to do so, ETS gives

affected test takers the opportunity to take the test

again as soon as possible without charge.

Identification Discrepancies

When, in ETS’s judgment or the judgment of test

center administrators or at-home proctors, there is

a discrepancy in a test taker’s identification, the test

taker may be dismissed from testing. In addition,

ETS may decline to score the test or may hold or

cancel the test score if the documents or photos or

other biometric samples from the test day cannot be

validated or if ETS has evidence that the test taker did

not appear for the test. If test scores are canceled by

ETS, the test fees will NOT be refunded. ETS may also

ban the test taker from taking any future ETS test.

Misconduct

When ETS or test center personnel find that there is

misconduct in connection with a test, the test taker

may be dismissed from the test center, and ETS may

decline to score the test, cancel the test and/or may

ban the test taker from taking any future ETS tests.

Test takers whose scores are canceled will forfeit

their test fees. If fraudulent activity is detected after

scores have been reported, ETS will cancel scores and

notify score recipients of the cancellation. Misconduct

includes, but is not limited to, noncompliance with

the Test Center Procedures and Regulations, on

pages 22–27 of this Bulletin.

Invalid Scores

ETS may also cancel scores if, in its judgment, there

is substantial evidence that they are invalid for any

other reason. Substantial evidence means evidence

that is sufficient to persuade a reasonable person, the

substantial evidence is lower (i.e., requires less proof)

than reasonable doubt, clear and convincing, and

preponderance of the evidence standards. Evidence

of invalid scores may include, without limitation,

discrepant handwriting, unusual answer patterns,

and inconsistent performance on different parts of

the test. Score cancellation decisions are not subject

to appeal to ETS. For test takers within the United

States, before canceling scores based on substantial

evidence of invalidity, E

TS notifies the test taker in

writing about its concerns, gives the test taker an

opportunity to submit information that addresses

TS’s concerns, considers any such information

submitted, and offers the test taker a choice of

options. The options may include voluntary score

cancellation, a voucher for future test, or arbitration

in accordance with E

TS’s standard Arbitration

Agreement. The arbitration option is available only to

test takers who test in the United States at the time of

testing.

If at any time before, during, or after a review of

questionable scores, ETS finds that misconduct has

occurred in connection with a test, ETS may treat

the matter under its misconduct procedures; in that

event, the options available under this “Cancellation

of Scores by ETS” section or the “Testing Irregularities”

section, as applicable, will not be available, even if

those options were previously offered.

Plagiarism

Your essay responses on the writing or constructed-

response items will be reviewed by experienced

TS essay readers during the scoring process. ETS

reserves the right to cancel test scores of any test

taker when an essay response includes, any of the

following:

•

text that is unusually similar to that found in

one or more other Praxis essay responses;

• quoting or paraphrasing, without attribution,

language or ideas that appear in published or

unpublished sources;

•

unacknowledged use of work that has been

produced through collaboration with others

without citation of the contribution

of others;

•

essays submitted as work of the test taker that

appear to have been borrowed in whole or in

part from elsewhere or prepared by another

person or generated by artificial intelligence

tools/software.

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When one or more of the above circumstances

occur, ETS may conclude that the essay response,

in ETS’s professional judgment, does not reflect

the independent writing skills that this test seeks

to measure. When E

TS reaches that conclusion, it

cancels the essay score and cannot report scores for

this test, of which the essay score is an indispensable

part.

Confidentiality of Information

ETS recognizes your right to control the information

about you that is stored by ETS. Its policies are

designed to safeguard your information from

unauthorized disclosure.

Your score report is intended only for you and

for your designated score recipients. However,

background information as noted on the registration

form is reported to some states and institutions. To

protect your right to control the distribution of your

scores, reports will be released only at your specific

written request and only to E

TS-approved score

recipients. Every recipient must be specified by

you in writing on one of the designated forms or in

correspondence. E

TS will not release your scores at

the request of institutions or agencies except:

•

for use in research studies approved by

the Praxis program and that preserve your

anonymity

•

when information is required under compulsion

of legal processes, in which case your score

record and other documents you completed

that are retained at E

TS may be released to

third parties (e.g., government agencies, parties

to a lawsuit, etc.) if requested pursuant to a

subpoena. Such documents may include but

are not limited to photographs and documents

completed at check-in on test day.

•

when a state’s central regents office or board of

governors requests copies of scores that have

been reported to its member institutions

•

when test takers have been informed by the

administrator beforehand that their scores will

automatically be released to the state

• when test takers have been notified in the

Bulletin that a particular state requiring scores

has arranged for all individuals tested in that

state to have their scores sent directly from E

• Sections 205 through 208 of Title II of the

Higher Education Act (HEA) as amended in 2008

(PL 110-315) call for accountability for programs

that prepare teachers. Section 205 of Title II

requires reports from each institution of higher

education (IHE) that conducts a traditional

teacher preparation program or an alternative

route to state certification or licensure program

and that enrolls students receiving federal

assistance under HEA (e.g., Title IV). The report

will contain aggregate data only and will not

include any information that identifies test

takers.

•

when a branch institution requests scores

previously sent to its main office or vice versa

Official score reports for properly designated

recipients are sent directly from E

TS to ensure the

authenticity of the reports. Note that whenever ETS

has confirmed that you have submitted a Praxis test

score directly to an educational institution, agency, or

district in satisfaction of one of its requirements, E

will respond to requests for score verification from

that recipient.

How Constructed-Response Tests Are

Scored

Score validity is of utmost importance. Constructed-

response questions on Praxis tests are scored by

education professionals in the appropriate content

area. These individuals are carefully trained and

supervised to assure they apply E

TS scoring methods

in a fair and accurate manner. Additional statistical

checks are made to account for differences in

difficulty across editions of a test. There are different

scoring methods used for different tests, but all

tests require that multiple raters score an individual

test taker’s responses. Some tests are scored by a

combination of different trained raters and some by

a combination of trained raters and a computerized

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Scores & Score Reports (continued)

program developed by ETS that computes a score

based on data from hundreds of previously scored

essays.

Uses of Scores

ETS does not set passing scores for the tests.

The Praxis program user states, institutions, and

associations set their own passing scores. Following

the direction provided in the Proper Use of the

ETS

Professional Educator Programs Assessments (PDF)

TS offers its score recipients professional counsel

regarding the purpose and appropriate application of

the test scores. E

TS’s agreement with state agencies

and associations that use the Praxis tests for decisions

about the certification of educators requires that test

scores be used only in conjunction with other criteria.

All states and associations that use the Praxis tests are

surveyed to obtain information about the qualifying

scores that are required on these tests.

However, the E

TS file is not official and may not

reflect changes in test requirements that are

implemented between surveys. If you have any

questions about state or association requirements

or passing scores, contact that state or association

directly.

Test Takers’ Performance Data

Test takers’ performance data may be used in analysis

samples, score interpretation data, group statistics,

and research studies. Test takers’ constructed

responses may be used in E

TS materials to train

scorers, to help score recipients interpret scores, or to

help test takers prepare for the test. In each instance,

all identifying information will be removed.

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Test Authorization Voucher Request

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Check here if you are not requesting testing accommodations.

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Check here if you are requesting testing accommodations. Before you fill out this form, you must create a profile at https://praxis.ets.org/test-taker/

When you create your profile, a candidate ID number will be assigned to you. After you get your candidate ID number, complete this form

and follow

the instructions in the Bulletin Supplement for Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-Related Needs at https://praxis.ets.org/test-takers/disability-

accommodations.html.

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PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION CALLED FOR BELOW.

NAME: Print your last name, first name, and middle initial.

Last Name – first 15 letters First Name – first 10 letters M.I.

MAILING ADDRESS: Number and Street (include apartment number)

City State ZIP Code (U.S. only)

Country Code

(Outside U.S. & P.R. only)

EMAIL ADDRESS

DATE OF BIRTH

Month Day Year

SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER DAYTIME TELEPHONE NUMBER Candidate ID (if known)

– – – –

TEST CODE

TEST NAME

For test takers requesting an accommodation:

PREFERRED TEST DATE ___________________________________ PREFERRED TEST LOCATION _______________________________________

PAYMENT Please pay online with a credit card. If you are requesting an accommodation and pay online, do not send payment with this form. You can pay

ation has been approved.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are requesting testing accommodations and are emailing your documents, you will be sent an email with instructions regarding

payment after we receive your application.

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I understand and acknowledge the terms and conditions outlined in the Acknowledgment policy on the next page of this form.

Please write, DO NOT PRINT, the following statement.

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I hereby agree to the conditions set forth in the Praxis® Information Bulletin, specifically those concerning test administration, payment of fees, the

reporting of scores, and the confidentiality of test questions. I certify that I am the person who will take the test at the center and whose name and

address appear on this form.

Signature: ______________________________________________________________________________ Date:

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Acknowledgment

This Acknowledgment, including the Privacy Notice

at www.ets.org/legal/privacy, contains the terms

and conditions between you and Educational Testing

Service (“ETS,” “we,” “us,” “our”) regarding the ETS

test you are now registering for and/or the testing

products and services you are now requesting (these

are together referred to as “Testing Services”). It

applies to all actions you take regarding the Testing

Services, including creating an online account,

providing survey information regarding a test that

you take, requesting one of our services relating to

the test and completing a test or product order and

providing payment information.

Personal Information

In registering for the Testing Services, you

acknowledge and agree that we have the right to

obtain, collect, store, use, disclose (including to

public authorities and score recipients), extract

and transmit (collectively “use”) the personal

information you provide, including your full name,

home address, email address, telephone number,

social security or similar number, passport number,

national ID number, gender, nationality, age, date of

birth, responses to other background information

questions, test administration date and details,

payment information and how you specifically use

our Website. This also includes our use of biometric

data (including fingerprints, audio recordings, facial

images and video files) provided by you in the

course of your registering for and participating in the

Testing Services. All of the above data is referred to as

“Personal Information.” Which Personal Information

we hold, how we use it and how long we hold it for

may be subject to legal limitations in the jurisdiction

in which you receive the Testing Services. ETS strives

to meet these legal requirements, and further

information on how we do so is provided below.

How We Use Your Personal Information

We use your Personal Information to:

• complete any registration, purchases or other

transactions you request

•

improve our products and services, and

identify, develop and offer new or expanded

products and services

•

improve and personalize your experience on

the Website, and customize the content and/or

format of the pages you visit

•

subject to your opting-in (see below), notify

you about updates, products, services and/or

special offers from ETS, its affiliates and selected

third parties

•

ask you to participate in brief surveys or provide

other information

• generate aggregate statistical studies and

conduct research ourselves or jointly with

others related to our products and services and

the use of our Website

f you agree (or have agreed) under other agreements

with ETS that we may use your Personal Information

in additional ways, those other agreements will not

be limited by this separate Acknowledgment.

International Transfer

ETS, its Website, and its servers are located in the

United States. Therefore, your information, including

Personal Information, will be transferred from

your location to the United States in accordance

with applicable laws. It may also be transferred

directly from your location or via the U.S. to other

countries who provide processing services to ETS,

all at the direction of ETS and in accordance with

applicable laws. In accepting this Acknowledgment,

you are agreeing to cross-border transfers of your

information, including your Personal Information.

If you do not agree to these cross-border transfers,

then you should refrain from using the Website. You

may have a right under applicable law to revoke your

consent to the international transfer of your Personal

Information. If you do so, we are unlikely to be able to

continue providing the Testing Services to you.

Third-Party Disclosure

We communicate your Personal Information to

certain third parties, within the jurisdiction of your

location and elsewhere, with whom we have a direct

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or indirect business or contract relationship in order

to provide you with the Testing Services you have

requested. These third parties assist with various

aspects of the delivery of the Testing Services,

including security services and score distribution

services.

Your Rights

In some instances, under applicable laws, you have

the right to withdraw your consent and require us to

delete your Personal Information should the lawful

purposes for which we hold it cease. You may also

request that we correct your Personal Information if

it is incorrect, inaccurate, misleading or incomplete.

To protect your privacy and security, we will take

reasonable steps to verify your identity before

granting access or making corrections.

If required under applicable laws, at your request and

on satisfactory proof of identity (as determined by

ETS), we will provide you (i) confirmation that we hold

your Personal Information; (ii) details or a description

of the Personal Information we hold in an intelligible

form; (iii) information of how we came to hold the

Personal Information, the purposes for which we are

using it, and in some cases the methods and logic

we use in processing the Personal Information; (iv)

further corporate information regarding ETS and, in

some circumstances, the other corporate entities who

may process the Personal Information on behalf

of ETS.

To request any of the above actions, please contact

us at: Educational Testing Service, 660 Rosedale Road,

Princeton, NJ 08541, USA, email: ets[email protected]rg

You may also have the right under certain applicable

laws to complain to a regulatory authority in your

country if you believe we have not processed your

Personal Information in compliance with applicable

laws.

Further Communications

We ask you to provide your contact details, including

email address, telephone and mobile phone details.

We use this information so that we can quickly

provide you with information (principally by way of

email, telephone, SMS or other electronic means)

regarding the Testing Services you have requested

and to provide you with information about other

testing products and services (which we will do

in accordance with applicable laws). When you

receive communications from us about other testing

products and services, you will have the opportunity

of subsequently opting-out of receiving these, and

our communications will contain instructions on

how to do so. Remember, however, that we may still

send emails or call you in order to provide the Testing

Service you have purchased or otherwise requested

from us.

Governing Law

You agree that this Acknowledgment will be

governed by and construed in accordance with the

laws of the United States and the State of New Jersey,

without regard to principles of conflict of laws.

Additional Information

This paragraph containing additional information

is of general application, but it is also provided

for purposes of the EU General Data Protection

Regulation when it comes into force (to the extent the

Regulation is applicable to you in the context of the

Testing Services): ETS Corporate Details (including

contact details): Educational Testing Service,

660 Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ 08541, USA,

email: etsinfo@ets.org

Purpose and Legal Basis for Processing: To provide

tests and testing services as requested, including

processing for the administration of tests, such

as marking and score reporting to test takers and

nominated score recipients.

Legitimate Interests relied upon: ETS requires your

Personal Information for purposes of administering

educational tests and providing these tests in a

secure manner so that test takers receive accurate

results and test qualifications are recognized by

intended score recipients.

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International Transfers: Data will be transferred

to data processors engaged by ETS in various

jurisdictions outside of the EEA, depending on the

particular Testing Services requested. These transfers

are made in accordance with the acknowledgment

you have given above and intercompany and third

party transfer agreements, in accordance with

applicable laws.

Personal Information Retention: Personal Information

is generally held for 5 years from the date of its

submission. This period may be extended by ETS if

the score for the Testing Service you require remains

valid for a longer period (which information is usually

contained in your testing result information), if the

Testing Service you have requested is being reviewed

or if our legitimate interest in retaining your Personal

Information remains in place. It also may be shorter if

we no longer require your Personal Information (for

example, if you have expressed interest in a test but

have not taken one). You may contact us at etsinfo@

ets.org if you require further information.

Data Subject Rights: In addition to the rights

described above, you may have data portability

rights. For security reasons, most testing

organizations will require that Personal Information

be obtained directly from you and this may limit the

usefulness of your data portability rights.

Supervisory Body: Please contact the national data

processing authority in the jurisdiction in which you

receive the Testing Services.

For Hong Kong Residents only: Subject to applicable

laws regarding our use of your Personal Information,

we will not use your Personal Information if we do not

reasonably believe that such use is in your interests.

In order for us to supply you with the Testing Services,

you must supply us with your Personal Information

to complete any registration, purchase or other

transaction you request online and/or perform any

of our other contractual obligations to you which

requires us to have the Personal Information.

For Australian Residents only: please be informed

that if you agree to the overseas disclosure of the

information or transfer of your data outside of

Australia, ETS and its affiliates will not be required

to take reasonable steps to ensure that ETS or its

affiliates’ use of such data outside of Australia does

not breach the Australian Privacy Principles.

For Canadian Residents only: This is the notification

that ETS is required to provide to Canadian residents.

Please see above regarding International Data

Transfers. Where we transfer Personal Data to third

parties we contractually require third parties to

have a written procedures in place that comply with

the requirements of the applicable privacy laws in

Canada.

For Singapore Residents only: In connection with the

transfer of your Personal Information outside of

Singapore, ETS believes that the laws of the recipient

country of your Personal Information will provide a

standard of protection comparable to the applicable

laws of Singapore.

Contact Information

If you have questions or requests concerning our use

of your Personal Information, you should contact:

[email protected].

By indicating “Accept,” you expressly and voluntarily

acknowledge and agree to the terms and conditions

above, particularly those relating to our use of

biometric data and the international transfer of

Personal Information.

If you are a minor as determined by applicable law and living outside of the

United States, to the extent required by applicable law, the person clicking

“Accept” must be a parent or guardian.

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Certification of Documentation

For Test Takers Whose Primary

Language Is Not English

Payment by credit or debit card, see the address

information on page 12 of this Bulletin.

If you have previously registered and your request for accommodations has been approved by ETS, you need to submit the

Eligibility Form on page 39. See “If Your Primary Language Is Not English” on page 12 for more information.

TO BE COMPLETED BY A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL AND SENT TO ETS WITH THE TEST TAKER’S ELIGIBILITY FORM,

REGISTRATION FORM, AND TEST FEES. DO NOT MAIL THIS FORM SEPARATELY TO ETS. Incomplete documentation will not

be processed and will be returned to you. You will have to resubmit all appropriate forms for a future test administration.

Complete and sign. Cross out material within brackets that does not apply.

1. I, _______________________________________________ , am [a qualified ESL teacher/coordinator, foreign language

department supervisor/chairperson, or other appropriate professional (specify)___________________________________ ] at

___________________________________ _______ ___________________________________

(Name of Institution)

. I have held that position since

(Date)

2. I have worked with and/or reviewed pertinent documentation about _______________________________________________

(Print Name of Test Taker)

I certify that English is not the test taker’s primary language. The test taker’s primary language is _______________________ .

3. The test taker is taking one or more Praxis® tests to meet the requirements of

(Institution/State/Agency)

________________________________________

The score recipient code is ___________________________________ .

4. In the event Educational Testing Service (ETS) requests a copy of the documentation described above, I promise to send

ETS, for its consideration, any information pertinent to establishing the need for these accommodations (pursuant to the

test taker’s permission on the Eligibility Form) sufficiently in advance of the test administration date in question to permit

complete processing.

Date

Name

Signature*

Title

Institution

Telephone and/or TDD/TTY Number

Fax Number

* Must be original signature. Photocopy of signature or stamped signature will not be

accepted. A business card or school seal or school stamp must be affixed to this form.

Attach Business Card OR School Seal

OR School Stamp Below

Business Card

School Seal or School Stamp

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Eligibility Form

For Test Takers Whose Primary

Language Is Not English

Payment by credit or debit card, see the address

information on page 12 of this Bulletin.

TO BE COMPLETED BY THE TEST TAKER

I attest that the information about me provided on the Certification of Documentation form is true to the best of my

knowledge. If the certification document is not sufficient for me to obtain the accommodation sought, I give permission to

release to ETS a copy of any pertinent information required to establish the need for the accommodation described therein. I

understand that the necessary information must be available to ETS sufficiently in advance of the test administration date to

provide time to process my request and implement the requested accommodations. I further understand that ETS does not

waive its right to request this documentation if necessary after the test administration date. I acknowledge that my request

for this accommodation will not be processed if I alter or revise the certification document in any way after it has been

completed by the appropriate official. This information will be protected by the terms of ETS’s Confidentiality of Information

on page 32 of the Praxis® Bulletin. I am taking one or more Praxis tests to meet the requirements of

(Institution/State/Agency)

The score recipient code is .

Date

Signature of Test Taker

THE FOLLOWING SECTION MUST BE COMPLETED EACH TIME YOU REGISTER TO TEST UNDER THIS NONSTANDARD POLICY.

I have previously submitted documentation that English is not my primary language and approved documentation is on file at ETS.

( I n d i c a te t e s t d a t e f o r w h i c h d o c u m e n t a t i o n i s on f il e : ___________________________________________________ ___________________ . )

M y c a n d i d a te I D n u m b e r i s ___________________________________________________ ___________________ .

Date

Signature of Test Taker

PRINT NAME

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Registration Lists

These lists are available on the Praxis program website at

https://praxis.ets.org

•

Test Centers

— locate a test center in your area.

•

Attending Institution/Recipient Codes

— find the code(s) (preceded by an

) for the institution(s) where you

received training relevant to the test; find the code(s) (preceded by an

) for the institution(s) where you

want your score reports sent.

•

Audiology/Speech Language Pathology Attending Institution/Recipient Codes

— find the code(s) (preceded by

) for the institution(s) where you received training relevant to the test; find the code(s) (preceded by

) for the agency, professional association, or organization where you would like score reports sent.

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Major and Certification Field Codes (List E)

— find the code(s) for your undergraduate major field and the

field(s) in which you are seeking certification.

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Citizenship & Country or Region Codes

— refer to this list if your address is outside the U.S., U.S. Virgin

Islands, Guam, or Puerto Rico.

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Abbreviations

— refer to this list for proper postal service abbreviations.