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Per NAC 555.320, the six-month practical-experience path for a principal applicant also requires how much biological-science coursework?
- At least 8 college credit hours, with 4 related to pest control
- At least 12 college credit hours, with 6 related to pest control
- At least 16 college credit hours, with 8 related to pest control
- At least 24 college credit hours, with 12 related to pest control
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The shorter six-month route requires at least 16 biological-science credit hours, with no fewer than 8 in subjects directly tied to pest control. The alternative is two years of practical experience alone.Per NAC 555.340, what minimum passing score must a Nevada operator or agent achieve on each licensing examination?
- 60 percent
- 65 percent
- 70 percent
- 75 percent
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NAC 555.340 sets passing scores by role: a principal must reach 70 percent on each examination, but an operator or agent passes at 65 percent.🔗 Source
Under NAC 555.385, on what date does a Nevada pest control license that is on inactive status expire?
- December 31
- January 15
- The anniversary of issuance
- June 30
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NAC 555.385 provides that an inactive-status license expires on December 31; renewal requires six CE units, compliance with chapter 555, and payment of the licensing fee.🔗 Source
Per NAC 555.372, how many continuing-education units must a licensed pest control professional complete in the immediately preceding 12 months to renew the license?
- Three units
- Six units
- Ten units
- Twelve units
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Renewal in Nevada is conditioned on finishing at least six accredited CE units during the prior year, each tied to pest control.According to NAC 555.340, a principal's examination in Nevada is composed of which set of components?
- A single combined examination covering all categories
- A core examination and a category examination only
- A core examination, a State laws-and-regulations examination, and a specific examination for each requested category
- Only an examination based upon a presentation
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NAC 555.340 requires a principal to pass a core exam, a separate Nevada laws-and-regulations exam, and a category-specific exam for each requested category. An agent instead takes a presentation-based exam.🔗 Source
Under NAC 555.340, what minimum score must an applicant for a principal's license earn on each examination in Nevada?
- 60 percent
- 65 percent
- 70 percent
- 75 percent
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Nevada holds principals to a higher bar than operators or agents. A principal must reach at least 70 percent on each exam, while an operator or agent needs only 65 percent.Under NAC 555.340, a Nevada applicant for an operator's license who fails one section of the licensing examination must wait at least how long before being retested on that section?
- 5 days
- 7 days
- 10 days
- 30 days
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NAC 555.340 sets different retest waiting periods by license level. An operator-license applicant must wait a minimum of 7 days after failing a section, while a principal applicant must wait 10 days.🔗 Source
Under NAC 555.397, what is the licensing fee for a pest control business in Nevada?
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A pest control business pays a $250 license fee. Licensing a principal, consultant, demonstration & research, or operator costs $50, and an agent costs $350.← All practice exams