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amadeus73
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Any advice for this exam? First time taker. Licensed in 8 other states but practice primarily in non PLSS states.
Thanks!


 
Posted : April 11, 2012 10:42 pm
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From what I understand, Dr. Elgin writes the MO and AR exams. I took the AR exam in February. It is a challenging exam. Be prepared to work some calculation problems on single and double proportion. The answers on those problems will be written in, not multiple choice. You will probably see 5-7 of them and on the AR exam, they were worth 10-15 pts a piece. There were 45-50 multiple choice questions on statutes, board rules, etc. Good luck.


 
Posted : April 12, 2012 5:09 am
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David is exactly right. It is actually a number of people who contribute to the exam but it has stayed the same over a number of years. I think it is a fair test as at least half fail it the first time. It's not something I think you can go into without some studying the Missouri Statutes.

Good Luck but not sure you'll need it.


 
Posted : April 12, 2012 7:32 am
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I think my response to this was via email rather than on the forum.


 
Posted : April 12, 2012 8:03 am