West Virginia § 30-21-7e Eligibility of doctoral applicants

West Virginia Statutes

§ 30-21-7e — Eligibility of doctoral applicants

West Virginia § 30-21-7e

Ch. 30PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Art. 21PSYCHOLOGISTS; SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS

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W. Va. Code § 30-21-7e (2026).

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Applicants with a doctorate of philosophy degree or its equivalent who apply for licensure as a school psychologist must complete one year of board-approved supervision or two years of such supervision if they have not had an internship, pass a standardized national examination in school psychology as defined in subdivision (3), section seven-b of this article, pass an oral examination given by the board, and pay appropriate fees.

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Applicants with a doctorate of philosophy degree or its equivalent who apply for licensure as a school psychologist must complete one year of board-approved supervision or two years of such supervision if they have not had an internship, pass a standardized national examination in school psychology as defined in subdivision (3), section seven-b of this article, pass an oral examination given by the board, and pay appropriate fees.