Test Dates

• Refer to the attached Educational Testing Service "2007-08 Dates for Paper-Based Administrations" flyer for a complete listing of test dates, registration deadlines, and score report mailing dates. (The Praxis II tests are only paper-based.)
• Refer to the "Praxis I Academic Skills Assessments Computerized Pre-Professional Skills Test (PPST) Fact Sheet" for full details and information.

Test Registration

Payment procedures

• Register on-line for the paper-based tests at www.ets.org/praxis using a credit card.
• To pay by check or money order (payable to ETS-The Praxis Series), download and complete the paper-based registration form at http://www.ets.org/Media/Tests/PRAXIS/pdf/01361reg.pdf.

Test sessions

• For the Praxis I, register for Reading (10710) and Mathematics (10730) in the first session and Writing (20720) in the second session. 
  Praxis I Qualifying Scores:  Reading - 176; Mathematics - 175; Writing - 172
• To schedule an appointment for the Computerized PPST, call the test center where you wish to take the test or call the Prometric Candidate Services Call Center at 800-853-6773. A complete list of Computerized PPST testing centers is online at http://etsis4.ets.org/tcenter/cbt_dm.cfm.
• For the Praxis II, refer to pages 2-4 of this document for the listing of the Praxis II tests and online at http://www.ets.org/praxis/prxtest.html.  
  Praxis II tests are only offered seven times a year and must be registered for in advance. 
  

  No Praxis II Subject Assessments/Specialty Area Tests are offered at Prometric Testing Centers.

• If you register for a retest before you have received your score report, you will receive an automatic refund of your registration and test fees, if you find that you have passed the test. This should occur automatically and will require no action on your part.
• To cancel a paper-based test and request a refund, you must submit a refund request form to ETS.  This form must be received no later than the late registration deadline for that test date. To cancel a computer-based test, you must call the appropriate test center no later than three days prior to your appointment or your test fee will be forfeited.  Registration fees are not refundable.
• You must have acceptable and valid ID with signature and photograph to be admitted to a test center.  ID requirements are strictly enforced.
  
  Score reports
• Scores must be released to Purdue University West Lafayette at the time of registration; this is the Designated Score Recipient(s) section.  Enter Purdue WLAF online or write in Code#R1631 on the registration form.  (The Attending Institution also is Purdue WLAF or Code#A1631.)
• If you do not release your scores to Purdue University, the Office of Professional Preparation and Licensure will not be able to process your application for the Teacher Education Program or licensing. Scores will need to be reordered through the Educational Testing Service. The cost is $35.
  
  Testing accommodations
• If you have a disability and an accommodation is warranted, you may request a nonstandard test administration.  To obtain information and registration materials, go to www.ets.org/praxis/prxdsabl.html. The Educational Testing Service determines eligibility and, if eligible, the accommodations that will be provided.
• For those examinees for whom English is a second language, view the registration information at www.ets.org/praxis. You may qualify for extra testing time.

Test Fees

As of September, 2007, the non-refundable $50 registration fee will convert to a one-time fee for all tests taken through ETS within a one-year period from the date of payment.

PRAXIS II SUBJECT ASSESSMENTS/SPECIALTY AREA AND SCORES 2006-07

All Majors, Minors, Primary Areas, Supporting Areas, and Endorsements require
Specialty Area Tests unless otherwise noted.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION RULES 2002 LICENSE:

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION RULES 2002 LICENSE:

SECONDARY, SENIOR HIGH/JUNIOR HIGH/MIDDLE SCHOOL, & ALL GRADE EDUCATION:

FOREIGN LANGUAGES:

SCIENCE:

SPECIAL EDUCATION RULES 2002 LICENSE:
All Special Education Mild Intervention or Mild and Intense Intervention Rules 2002 candidates must take:

OTHER AREAS

COMMUNICATION DISORDERS RULES 2002 LICENSE:

SCHOOL LEADERS LICENSURE ASSESSMENT (SLLA) FOR ADMINISTRATIVE LICENSES
District Administrator:  Director of Career/Technical, Director of Exceptional Needs, Superintendent Building Level Administrator:

Important Reminder

Code Purdue University West Lafayette at the time of the mail-in registration: 
Code # R 1631
This is the Designated Score Recipient(s) section on the registration form.
Codes are not required for the online registration; however,
Purdue University West Lafayette must be selected as the recipient institution.

Note:  It is the candidate's responsibility to take the correct test(s) as mandated by the State of Indiana. Failure to do so will require retesting and will delay the license recommendation.

Contact

Office of Professional Preparation & Licensure
Beering Hall, Room 3229
100 N. University Street
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2098

Voice: (765) 494-5486
Fax: (765) 494-0587
Email: licensure@purdue.edu

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