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New, restructured National Board examinations will be implemented during 2009-10.
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::July 29, 2008
Scores have been posted online for the June 2008 ACMO Examination.
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::July 24, 2008
CONGRATULATIONS!
Dr. Linda Casser has accepted the position of Dean of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Salus University.
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::July 21, 2008
Verification Letters for the August 2008 Part I (BS), Part III (PAM & CSE), and Law examinations have been posted online.
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::July 21, 2008
Instructions to Candidates for the August 2008 Part I (BS), Part III (PAM & CSE), and Law examinations have been posted online..
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::July 17, 2008
Dr. Gross Retires From NBEO After 28 Years.
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::July 16, 2008
Online registration is now available for the December 2008 Part I (BS) and Part II (CS) examinations.
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::July 3, 2008
Information for the new 2009 Part I (Applied Basic Science) has been posted online.
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::July 3, 2008
The new 2009 Examination Restructure Content Matrix has been posted online.
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::June 13, 2008
Injection Skills continues to be Pilot-Tested on the August 2008 Clinical Skills Examination.
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::March 4, 2008
Important Change to the Clinical Skills Examination (CSE) Equipment that Candidates Must Supply
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During a test, there may be administrative irregularities that might unwittingly be detrimental to candidate performance. Examples of such irregularities are an electrical power outage, poor lighting, and loud extraneous noise. Such an irregularity may impair candidate performance without the candidate having done anything contributory.

Candidates who experience extraordinary disturbances or distractions related to the administration of a National Board examination that may have detrimentally and materially affected performance should inform the National Board in writing. Candidates are encouraged to submit such a letter within ten days following the test administration to facilitate an investigation of the disruption by the National Board. The letter should detail the nature and ramifications of the occurrence. Candidates who later wish to appeal their test results on the basis of the reported disruption must submit a separate letter of appeal; the letter of appeal may refer to the prior letter detailing the reported disruption. The section on Appeals contains guidelines for filing an appeal.