New Jersey Mortuary Science Practice Exam

A candidate wishing to take the practical examination after 90 days must do what?

1. Re-register as an intern

2. Find a new internship

3. Wait for a fixed period

4. Submit additional fees

The correct answer is: Re-register as an intern

To take the practical examination after 90 days, the candidate must re-register as an intern. This requirement ensures that candidates remain engaged in their training process and maintain a commitment to the mortuary science profession. The re-registration process typically involves verifying that the candidate has gained the necessary experience and skills through their internship, thus reinforcing the importance of ongoing professional development in the field. In contrast, the other options do not align with the procedural requirements set forth for taking the practical examination. Finding a new internship, for example, would not be necessary as long as the candidate continues their training under the same guidelines. Similarly, while waiting for a fixed period could imply a delay, re-registration specifically addresses the need for candidates to affirm their status and readiness to proceed with the examination process. Finally, submitting additional fees is not a common requirement in this context and does not ensure the candidate's preparedness for the examination like re-registration does.