One more question

How did your most recent attempt go?

Almost there

When was that attempt?

You're on track — here's what to expect when you're ready.

• Once you complete the 120-hour pre-licensing course, you'll have 1 year to pass both sections of the state exam.
• If you pass one section and fail the other, that passing score is saved for 6 months — you'd only need to retake the section you missed.
• There's a 24-hour wait between attempts, so plan your schedule with that in mind.

You can rebook — here's what to do next.

• Utah requires a 24-hour wait between attempts — so if it's been more than a day, you're eligible to rebook right now.
• You have 1 year from your course completion date to pass both sections. If that window closes, you'd need to retake the 120-hour course.
• Before you rebook, make sure you know what tripped you up — targeted prep makes a real difference on the retake.

Your passing score is saved — but don't wait too long.

• Passing one section means that score is banked for 6 months from your attempt date. You only need to retake the section you didn't pass.
• After 6 months, the passing score resets and you'd need to pass both sections again — so book your retake soon.
• Focus your prep entirely on the one section you need — you've already proven you can handle the other.

Your partial score has expired — but you're not starting from zero.

• After 6 months, a passing section score resets — your next attempt will need to cover both sections again.
• You've already proven you can pass one section. That knowledge doesn't expire — use it as your starting point.
• Review both sections before rebooking, and give yourself enough time to feel confident on the one that's given you trouble.