An update to the examination policies of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boardshas been provided. As of now, all 55 state licensing boards have officially retired the five-year rolling clock policy for the Architect Registration Examination. It is being framed as a "milestone" that removes longstanding barriers to obtaining licensure before entering practice.  This formalizes the end of the rolling clock policy that began first with an NCARB decision in 2023 and was later adopted by the local jurisdictions. In its place, the new Score Validity Policy has been adopted. It requires that all results from the current and most immediate exambe recognized in place of the set time period for accepting passed divisions.   This can potentially impact thousands of candidates whose exam credits have been reinstated since they stopped pursuing licensure, as the NCARB mentioned in its 2024 update. As of this month, approximately 7,000 ARE credi... #all #ncarb #jurisdictions #accept #rolling