Which exam must an applicant pass to qualify for licensure?

To qualify for licensure in psychology in Pennsylvania, an applicant must pass the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP). The EPPP is a standardized examination that assesses the knowledge and skills necessary for the practice of psychology and is required by many jurisdictions. Passing this exam demonstrates that the applicant has a fundamental understanding of psychological principles and competencies needed for safe and effective practice.

The other options do not serve as licensure examinations in Pennsylvania. The Multi-State Psychological Examination, while relevant in some contexts, is not specifically the requirement for Pennsylvania licensure. The GRE Subject Test in Psychology is an academic assessment and is not linked to licensure qualifications. The Professional Ethics Assessment, while important for ensuring ethical practice, is not the primary exam for licensure in Pennsylvania. Thus, the EPPP is the correct and necessary examination for individuals seeking to become licensed psychologists in the state.