After one month of constant studying (thanks to Quia for its help with its good study guide, practice exams, lessons on cd, etc) and feeling really confident I scheduled my CPSE last week for today, Friday Aug 29, 2008.

This morning, I woke up at 6am and drove down to Santa Clara. For some unknown reason, the CA Board of Psychology doesn’t contract with a test giver that has an office in San Francisco, Oakland or Berkeley, so I had to make the 1hr journey down into the Peninsula during morning rush hour.

And at 11:30am this morning, I completed my exam and passed the California Psychology Supplemental Exam (CPSE).
I rushed home, completed the application, paid the licensing fee, stuffed it into an envelope and rushed it to the post office.
Of course, the BoP doesn’t have a straightforward process, but I’m pretty sure everything is complete with the “T”‘s crossed and “I”‘s dotted as wished.
$400 isn’t really something I can afford right now, but the investment is so worth it.

What a relief! The final major obstacle to getting my Psychologist License is complete.

Next up, I’ll do a little analysis of this whole initial licensing processes. And I can’t see what’s next around the corner.