Psychologist Exam Information

The Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) and the Jurisprudence Examination (JP) are required to become licensed in Oklahoma.

The EPPP is an objective examination of basic psychology. Once an applicant is approved to sit for the exams, the Board office will provide ASPPB with the applicant's contact information, and a link will be sent via email from ASPPB to register for the EPPP.

• ASPPB - EPPP Candidate Handbook
• ASPPB Exam Candidate Information Page

Exam Information

A passing score for the EPPP is the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB) recommended pass point of 500 or better. Already passed the EPPP? ASPPB automatically transfers your score to Oklahoma when your application is sent via the PLUS online portal.

COVID Updates from Person VUE can be found on the Pearson and ASPPB websites.

The Jurisprudence Examination covers the Rules of the Board, the Psychologists Licensing Act, the Code of Ethics, and applicable Oklahoma mental health laws. Additional information about the examination process is available under OAC 575:10-1-2(l). *The exam is in-person only. An online exam is not available.

• Applications must be approved by the Review Committee to sit for the JP exam, before scheduling.
• Exam begins at 10:00 am at the Board office
• Select one of the available dates below and submit your request via e-mail to boardstaff@psychology.ok.gov. 

Examination Fees

• Your first examination attempt is included in your initial application fee.
• The fee to retake the examination is $100. Payment must be made by check and received at least 10 days before the examination date.

Study Materials

• Please review the Board’s Jurisprudence Examination Study Materials before your examination.

Examination Details

• The examination begins promptly at 10:00 a.m.
• You will have two hours to complete the examination.
• The examination consists of 120 multiple-choice questions.
• A score of 70% or higher is required to pass.
• You must present a valid government-issued photo ID for admission.