[shacai]

I just saw this on NY state broad

“An applicant for licensure who met the eligibility requirements for grand-parenting under New York’s 120 semester hour education requirements must document at least two years of full time experience (or the part-time equivalent), as described in the paragraph above. An applicant who is eligible for grand-parenting may choose to take the additional course work required to meet the 150 semester hour requirements and thereby qualify for a one year reduction in the experience requirement. Such an applicant must have his/her schools submit official transcripts documenting the additional course work to the Education Department for review when he/she submits documentation experience documentation (Forms 4 and 4B)”

does it mean we can license 120credit with two year experience?

[shacai]

any thought?

[Missy]

No, it means if you applied when the rules were 120 credits you can be grandfathered under the old rules. If you're applying to sit now, this doesn't apply to you.

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