About The Test

The Audiology test measures knowledge important for independent practice as an audiologist in all primary employment settings, including schools, hospitals, clinics, private practice, etc. The test is typically taken by those who are in or have completed a doctoral degree program that prepares individuals to enter professional practice. Recognized as the national examination in audiology, it is the only test that meets the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) certification standards. The Audiology test is one of several requirements for ASHA's credentials, the Certification of Clinical Competence in Audiology (CCC-A). 

Policy Update Notice (Posted March 2024)
Starting June 1, 2024, for any test taker attempting Speech-Language Pathology (5331) or Audiology (5343) via live remote proctoring (LRP) (i.e. At-Home Testing), no breaks, whether scheduled or unscheduled are permitted. Any test taker taking an unscheduled break during an LRP session will immediately invalidate their test, not be eligible for a refund and must wait twenty-eight (28) days before their next attempt. Breaks that abide by the exam and test center policies (including those pursuant to a test taker's approved accommodation) will continue to be permitted at in-person test centers. Please refer to the study companion and Praxis Information Bulletin for further details. 

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