Sarah has failed the Uniform State Test three consecutive times. She wants to retake the exam. What is the minimum waiting period before her next attempt?
Correct Answer
D) 6 months
Under 12 CFR 1008.107(f), after three consecutive failures, a candidate must wait at least six months before retaking the exam. This extended waiting period is designed to ensure candidates take additional time to study and prepare.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Under 12 CFR 1008.107(f), after three consecutive failures, a candidate must wait at least six months before retaking the exam. This extended waiting period is designed to ensure candidates take additional time to study and prepare.
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